
Dominica Citizenship by Investment
Long-established Caribbean citizenship program with a streamlined route.
- Visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 145 destinations (Henley Passport Index, April 2026)
- Dual citizenship permitted; citizenship is for life and may be passed to future generations
- Spouse, qualifying children, and qualifying parents or grandparents may be included
- No wealth, gift, inheritance, foreign-income, or capital-gains tax; personal tax applies if you reside in Dominica
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Citizenship
Why Dominica
The Commonwealth of Dominica Citizenship by Investment Programme grants citizenship to qualifying applicants and eligible family members in return for a qualifying investment set out in the Citizenship by Investment Regulations. There are two routes: a non-refundable contribution to the Economic Diversification Fund, starting at US$200,000 for a single applicant, or the purchase of pre-approved real estate at a minimum of US$200,000. Applications must be submitted to the CBIU through an Authorised Agent.
Why Dominica
Dominica is a Caribbean parliamentary republic. Official CBIU materials describe the programme as one of the longer-running CBI options, with due diligence, a mandatory interview for applicants aged 16 and over, and citizenship that may be held alongside another nationality. The CBIU lists no wealth, gift, inheritance, foreign-income, or capital-gains tax for citizens who do not reside in Dominica.
Investment routes
The Economic Diversification Fund supports public and private projects. The CBIU publishes EDF contributions of US$200,000 for the main applicant, or US$250,000 for the main applicant and up to three qualifying dependants, plus US$25,000 for each further dependant under 18 and US$40,000 for each further dependant aged 18 or older. The real-estate route requires a unit in an Approved Project of at least US$200,000, held for three years (five years if later sold to another CBI applicant), with separate government fees from US$75,000 for a single applicant.
Eligibility
Who this is for
- Main applicant at least 18 years of age, in good health, with a clean criminal record
- Qualifying investment: EDF contribution from US$200,000, or approved real estate from US$200,000
- Source of funds and supporting documents as required by the CBIU and the Authorised Agent
- Explicit bans, limitations, or enhanced due diligence apply to nationals of Belarus, Iran, Northern Iraq, North Korea, Russia, Yemen, and Sudan
The engagement
What is included
- Initial eligibility assessment and strategy
- Document checklist, review, and apostille coordination
- Application filing with the relevant authority
- Liaison with licensed local agents and due-diligence providers
- Post-approval onboarding (banking, tax registration where applicable)
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