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Barbados’ immigration framework is being updated to reflect the realities of a changing world.
Speaking in the Senate, Minister of Home Affairs and Information Gregory Nicholls said the existing Immigration Act, which dates back to 1979, no longer adequately addresses several challenges facing the country.




He pointed to the use of fraudulent travel documents and people smuggling as issues requiring stronger legislative measures.
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