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The Government of Trinidad and Tobago is expanding the Migrant Registration Framework to include all eligible illegal immigrants currently residing within the country’s borders, moving beyond the previous exclusive focus on Venezuelan nationals.
In a media release issued today, the Ministry of Homeland Security said the expansion forms part of a strategic effort to promote equity and bolster national security.
Under Legal Notice No. 470, the Immigration (Exemption from Work Permit) (Immigrants) Order, 2025, the framework allows all registered illegal immigrants to live and work legally in Trinidad and Tobago from January 1, 2026, to September 30, 2026.
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