Investment
Minimum contribution of USD 200,000
Languages
English
Economy
Driven by tourism, real estate and financial services.
Currency
East Caribbean Dollar
Obtaining Dominica dual citizenship through a government-approved contribution to the Economic Development Fund (EDF) is one of the qualifying investment options.
To obtain Dominica citizenship through real estate investment, applicants must invest a minimum of $200,000 in government-approved real estate projects. The property must be held for at least 3 years if resold on the open market, or 5 years if sold to another Citizenship by Investment applicant. In addition to the real estate investment, the following government fees apply:
Other government fees include a due diligence fee of $7,500 for the main applicant, $4,000 for each dependent 16 and above. The processing fee for a Dominica dual citizenship application is $1,000 per person, the interview fee is $1,000, and the Dominica Certificate of Naturalisation fee is $500.
The advantages of holding Dominica’s second citizenship make it an appealing choice for investors. Major benefits include favourable tax conditions, enhanced global mobility, and opportunities for international business growth. Below are the key benefits of acquiring Dominica citizenship through investment:
To qualify for Dominica citizenship by investment, applicants must fulfil the minimum requirements, including either a donation or a real estate investment. The details of the Dominica CBI program are as follows:
The process for obtaining Dominica’s second citizenship begins with a free initial assessment at Prop80 Limited. As an authorised agent of the Dominica CBI program, we handle all aspects of the citizenship application. Following the assessment, our expert immigration consultants will gather and prepare all necessary documents for you and your family members to apply for Dominica’s second citizenship.
We will submit your Dominica citizenship application to the Commonwealth of Dominica CBI Unit to initiate the process. This includes making the initial payment for Dominica dual nationality along with the applicable government fees.
The Dominica CBI Unit will review the citizenship application based on specific criteria, including verifying documents, conducting due diligence checks on bank statements, and requesting the final payment. This stage also includes interviews with the main applicant and any dependent family members.
The final step involves issuing the Dominica certificate of naturalisation to successful applicants. The main applicant and all eligible dependent family members will receive their Dominica second passports. Passports for minor family members are valid for 5 years, while those for adult family members have a validity of 10 years.