The Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program provides citizenship to individuals and their families through substantial economic contributions.
Minimum donation of USD 200,000
Freedom of travel and visa-free access to over 140 destinations worldwide
The Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program operates under section 101 of the nation’s constitution and section 8 and 20 of the Citizenship Act. The program allows the government to grant citizenship to persons who qualify under certain criteria and policy guidelines, while boosting Dominica’s economic investment.
To qualify for citizenship under the current regulations, applicants may choose from the following two options:
Applicants and dependent family members aged 16 and older are required to attend mandatory virtual interviews, via a secure platform. They are also required to take an oath of allegiance before an authorized notary, justice of the peace, or commissioner of oaths. After pledging allegiance, the application for citizenship is processed further and the citizenship certificates are duly issued.
There is no physical residence requirement. However, the government encourages new citizens to become further involved in the economy, and substantial incentives are on offer to make increased involvement an attractive option. The successful applicant has the right to take up residence in Dominica at any time and for any length of time. Any applicant who has been denied a visa to a country with which Dominica has a visa-free travel agreement must subsequently successfully obtain a visa from that country in order to be eligible to apply.
Applications are processed by a citizenship by investment unit, a dedicated government authority within the Ministry of Finance that is responsible for the management of the program.
The Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program provides citizenship to individuals and their families through substantial economic contributions.
Investment options include a contribution to the Economic Diversification Fund and real estate investments.
Benefits include visa-free travel to over 140 countries, the right to live, work, and study in Dominica, and access to a tropical climate with stunning natural beauty.
The minimum investment starts at USD 200,000 for the purchase of real estate or a contribution to the Economic Diversification Fund.
Processing times for citizenship by merit applications may vary. Please contact us to find out more.
Yes, the main applicant can include their spouse, dependent children, and dependent parents in the application.
There are no mandatory residence requirements, but applicants are encouraged to visit Dominica and engage more deeply in the economy, with substantial incentives available to make increased participation highly attractive.
Required documents include a valid passport, proof of investment, health insurance, a clean criminal record, and other supporting documents.
Applicants must choose a qualifying investment, submit the application with the necessary documents, and undergo a due diligence process.
The Commonwealth of Dominica is an English-speaking island state often referred to as the ‘nature island of the Caribbean’.
Population: | 75,000 |
Languages: | English |
Economy: | Agriculture- and tourism-based |
Currency: | Eastern Caribbean dollar |
Dominica has a pleasant climate, particularly in the cooler period between December and March. Travelers have described Dominicans as being the friendliest people in the Caribbean, a claim supported by the country’s almost non-existent crime rate. Because of the mountainous terrain, only about a quarter of the island is cultivated, but the rich soil produces good domestic and export crops. Organic agriculture is encouraged and has great economic potential.
Its citizenship by investment program was established in 1993 to boost the country’s largely agriculture-based economy. In recent years, and through an increase in real estate investments, the country’s economy now relies heavily on tourism. The island’s 750 km2 are home to over 74,000 inhabitants, with around 3,000 being the last surviving native Carib people in the Caribbean. Dominica boasts an almost non-existent crime rate and the currency is the Eastern Caribbean dollar, which is pegged to the USA dollar.
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