Dominica Citizenship

Renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty, the Commonwealth of Dominica launched its Citizenship by Investment Program in 1993 as part of its economic growth strategy. Formerly a British colony, Dominica is an active member of international organizations such as the Commonwealth of Nations, the United Nations (UN), the Organization of American States (OAS), and CARICOM, among others.

 Key Advantages  

Global Mobility – Enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 140 destinations worldwide.

Inclusive Family Benefits

Citizenship for Future Generations – Descendants can inherit citizenship, ensuring long-term benefits for the family.

Full Residency Rights – Enjoy the freedom to live, work, and study in Dominica.

No Dual Citizenship Restrictions – Applicants are not required to renounce their current nationality.

No Residency Obligations – There is no mandatory stay requirement, making the process highly flexible.

Requirements

Applicants can obtain citizenship by choosing one of the following two investment options:

  1. Economic Development Fund Contribution (Non-Refundable)
    • USD 200,000 for a single applicant
    • USD 250,000 for a main applicant and up to three dependents
    • Additional dependents:
      • USD 25,000 per dependent under 18 years old
      • USD 40,000 per dependent over 18 years old
  1. Real Estate Investment
    • Purchase government-approved property worth at least USD 200,000
    • Resale conditions:
      • After three years, the property can be sold on the open market
      • After five years, it can be resold to a new Citizenship by Investment applicant

Procedure

1. Mandatory Virtual Interview and Oath of Allegiance

  • All applicants and dependents aged 16 and above must complete a compulsory virtual interview via a secure online platform.
  • Applicants must also take an oath of allegiance before an authorized notary, justice of the peace, or commissioner of oaths.
  • Once the oath is taken, the citizenship application moves forward, leading to the issuance of citizenship certificates.

2.  Residency and Economic Involvement

  • There are no mandatory residency requirements. However, the government encourages new citizens to participate in the economy by offering attractive incentives for further investment.
  • Successful applicants have the right to reside in Dominica indefinitely, with the freedom to settle at any time for any duration.

3.  Visa Considerations

  • Applicants who have previously been denied a visa to any country that has a visa-free travel agreement with Dominica must first successfully obtain a visa from that country before they can apply for citizenship.

4.  Application Processing Authority

    • The Citizenship by Investment Unit (CBIU), operating under the Ministry of Finance, is the dedicated government body responsible for managing and processing all applications

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