In addition to the purchase of real estate, there are Government fees to be paid.
Dominica, a fusion of English, French, African, and Carib influences, stands as a bastion of political and economic stability, boasting the lowest crime rate in the region. The Economic Citizenship Program extends an array of advantages.
Caribbean, islands between the Caribbean Sea and the North Altantic Ocean
Roseau
Parliamentary Republic
East Caribbean dollar (XCD),
1 USD = XCD 2.70
English (official), French patois
The average processing time to obtain Dominica citizenship is approximately 3-4 months.
Travel visa-free or visa-on-arrival to over 140 destinations.
Donation to Dominica’s Government Fund or Real Estate Investment.
A donation starting from USD 200,000 for a single applicant or a real estate investment of USD 200,000.
Include your spouse, children up to 30 years old, and parents or grandparents aged 65 and above.
Travel visa-free or visa-on-arrival to over 140 destinations.
Eligibility extends to include your spouse, children, and parents.
The process is designed to be smooth and efficient, with a timeframe of approximately 3 - 4 months to obtain your new citizenship.
Enjoy no taxes on wealth, gifts, inheritance, foreign income, or capital gains.
There are no residency requirements
Experience the freedom of dual global access.
Applicants have two options to acquire Dominica’s Passport through the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program.
In addition to the purchase of real estate, there are Government fees to be paid.
Prepare and compile all necessary documents for your application.
Submit the citizenship application file to the Government's Citizenship-by-Investment Unit.
Upon receiving the Approved in Principle letter, make the investment and pay any applicable government fees.
Receive your Naturalization Certificate and submit your passport application. Your passport will then be issued.
Absolutely. Dominica’s burgeoning eco-tourism sector is garnering international acclaim, making it a prime location for real estate investment. The presence of global brands like Hilton and Kempinski, along with unique boutique resorts, has earned Dominica features in prestigious publications such as Travel + Leisure, Caribbean Travel Awards, and Conde Nast Traveller.
Yes, you can sell your investment, but you must hold it for at least 5 years before reselling it to another Citizenship by Investment (CIP) investor. However, the investment can be sold to a non-Dominica CIP buyer after just 3 years.
Yes, you can renew your Dominica passport as long as you held the property for the required number of years after obtaining your citizenship.
No, all applications must be submitted through an authorized agent.
The average processing time for obtaining citizenship through Dominica’s real estate option is approximately 4 to 6 months. This includes the time needed for document preparation, due diligence, and government approval.
Eligible properties for Dominica’s citizenship program include high-end hotels, resorts, and boutique properties that are approved by the government. These investments are typically designed to support the country’s growing eco-tourism sector and enhance its appeal as a travel destination.
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