CITIZENSHIP BY INVESTMENT

Dominica

Experience the crown jewel of the Caribbean, offering a tranquil retreat amidst stunning natural scenery and superior living standards, with citizenship starting from USD 200,000.

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Visa-free countries

USD 200,000

minimum investment

8-10 Months

months processing time
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Dominica

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Benefits of Dominica Citizenship

Visa-Free Travel

Enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 140 countries, including the Schengen Zone, the UK, Hong Kong, and Singapore, making international travel for business or leisure smooth and hassle-free.

Fast and Efficient Process

A streamlined application process allows you to secure citizenship in as little as 3–4 months, so you can quickly enjoy the benefits of enhanced global mobility.

Family Included in Application

Include your spouse, financially dependent children under 30, differently-abled children, siblings under 25, as well as parents and grandparents — all under the same investment, without additional major costs.

No Education or Experience Required

No interviews, educational qualifications, or managerial experience are necessary, making the program straightforward and accessible to a wide range of applicants.

No Travel or Physical Residency Requirement

No requirement to travel to Dominica during the application process and no obligation to reside in the country thereafter, giving you complete flexibility to live and work wherever you choose.

Tax-Friendly Environment

Benefit from a tax-efficient jurisdiction with no wealth, inheritance, or capital gains taxes, offering you greater financial security and asset protection.

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Investment Distribution

$230.000

Donation

$30.000

Processing

+$15.000

Extra/Dep.

$12.000

Professional Fees

Who Can Be Included In Your Application?

Investor
Unmarried
Spouse
Children Under 30 Years Old
Parent and Grandparents
Unmarried Parent or guardian’s consent if under 18
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Investment Options

National Development Fund Contribution

Alternatively, you can buy property or invest in approved development projects. In this case, it entails buying $300,000 worth of real estate or a share of a project that must be held for at least five years.

Additionally, you must pay a $20,000 processing fee for a family of up to 4, along with a $10,000 charge for each additional dependent. There are due diligence fees of $8,500 for you, $5,000 for your spouse, $2,000 per dependent aged 12-17, and $4,000 per dependent aged 18 and above.

Real Estate Investment

The first investment option is a $230,000 donation to the National Development Fund (NDF). Furthermore, there is a $20,000 processing fee for a family of up to 4, along with a $10,000 for each additional dependant. In addition to these fees, due diligence fees apply: $8,500 for you, $5,000 for a spouse, $2,000 per dependant aged 12-17, and $4,000 per dependant aged 18 and over.

Business Establishment

A $260,000 contribution for a family up to 6, with processing fees of $10,000 for each additional dependent, guarantees citizenship for all. Additionally, one family member qualifies for a one-year, tuition-only scholarship. You must also pay due diligence fees of $8,500 for you, $5,000 for your spouse, $2,000 per dependent aged 12-17, and $4,000 per dependent aged 18 and above.

University Of West Indies Fund

A $260,000 contribution for a family up to 6, with processing fees of $10,000 for each additional dependent, guarantees citizenship for all. Additionally, one family member qualifies for a one-year, tuition-only scholarship. You must also pay due diligence fees of $8,500 for you, $5,000 for your spouse, $2,000 per dependent aged 12-17, and $4,000 per dependent aged 18 and above.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Dominica Citizenship by Investment?

It’s a program allowing foreign investors to obtain Dominica citizenship in exchange for a contribution to the country’s economy.

No, there’s no residency requirement.

Options include a contribution to the Economic Diversification Fund (EDF) or investment in approved real estate.

Documents include a passport, birth certificate, police record, and proof of funds, amongst other documents required as relevant to specific cases.

Yes, citizenship is lifelong, but can be revoked in certain circumstances.

Yes, Dominica allows dual citizenship.

Dominica has no wealth, inheritance, or gift taxes.

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Citizenship Law

Antigua & Barbuda Legal Background

The Antigua & Barbuda Citizenship by Investment Program grants the right to citizenship to foreign nationals who meet a specific investment threshold.

Under this program, a foreign national must make a non-refundable contribution of at least USD 100,000 to the National Development Fund (NDF) established by the Government of Antigua & Barbuda. This contribution is non-refundable and is directly transferred to the state budget. Additionally, the investor must provide the necessary documents and complete all legal procedures.

For individuals opting for the real estate investment option, they must purchase property valued at a minimum of USD 200,000 in a government-approved real estate project. This investment must be approved by the Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU). The purchased property must be held for a period of five years, and during the investment period, all legal obligations set by the government must be adhered to.

Furthermore, the following documents are required:

  • Full Copy of Passport: The validity of the passport must be certified by the applicant.
  • Citizenship Application Form: Must be completed in accordance with the official template.
  • Photograph: A passport-standard photo is required.
  • Financial Documents: Official paperwork documenting the investment amount and its sources.
  • Proof of Contribution: Confirmation of the payment made to the National Development Fund.
  • Criminal Record: A clean criminal record issued by the relevant authorities.
  • Medical Report: A report detailing the applicant’s overall health, including HIV test results.

These documents will be used in the assessment process for the citizenship applications of both the applicant and any family members included in the application. Prior to submitting the documents, the investor must coordinate with the Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU) and complete all relevant legal procedures.

If the application includes minors or other dependents, all of the aforementioned documents (except for the marriage certificate) must also be submitted for them. Additionally, consent from the other parent is required, which must be notarized by Antigua & Barbuda notaries or certified by the relevant administrative authorities.