Dominica
Your next possibility.
A government contribution or approved real estate route to citizenship in the Caribbean.
Discuss DominicaCitizenship by investment
Ask Zaira for a personalised cost breakdown.Nature shapes the everyday.
Between Guadeloupe and Martinique, Dominica brings together a mountainous interior, tropical forests and coastal communities. Roseau, its capital, sits on the southwest coast.
More about the country- Capital
- Roseau
- Languages
- English; Kwéyòl is also spoken
- Currency
- Eastern Caribbean dollar (XCD)
- Setting
- Eastern Caribbean island
Understand the route.
Plan the conversation.
Citizenship by investment
Investment options
- Economic Diversification Fund
- A non-refundable contribution to the national fund. The required contribution depends on the family included.
- Approved real estate
- Investment in a government-approved project, with additional government and application charges.
Including your family
Qualifying family members may join the application. Contributions and fees depend on the number and circumstances of dependants.
Key requirements
- Main applicant
- At least 18, in good health, with a clean criminal record and evidence of the funds required.
- Real estate holding
- At least three years; five years if resold to another citizenship-by-investment applicant.
- Application
- Submitted through an authorised agent and subject to due diligence.
Only government-approved real estate qualifies for this route.
A few details.
Made clearer.
Can I choose real estate instead of a contribution?
Yes. Dominica has a separate approved real estate route. The minimum property investment and the additional government fees should be considered together.
How can I understand the full cost?
Request a personalised breakdown from Zaira, including the investment, government charges, due diligence, processing, family and professional fees relevant to your circumstances.
How long will my application take?
Timing depends on the programme, your application and the checks required. Ask Zaira about the current process and expected stages; approval and completion dates cannot be guaranteed.