Island nation in the Caribbean Sea

Achieved independence from Britain in 1978

Currency is the Eastern Caribbean Dollar

Economy based mainly on agriculture and tourism

Population of 69,625 people

Area of 290 square miles (751 square kilometers)

Called the “Nature Island of the Caribbean”

Citizenship in a British Commonwealth country

Citizenship is for life and non-revocable

No residency requirement, and no need to travel to Dominica (passports will be delivered by international courier)

Dual citizenship permitted

Visa-free travel to 89 countries worldwide including E.U. & U.K.

Children may avoid military service in their home country

Off-shore bank accounts, investments, and Dominica-incorporated companies give unique opportunities for business and tax planning

Principal applicant must be at least 18 years old

Dependent children must be under the age of 30, fully dependent on the principal applicant, and unmarried

Dependent parents or grandparents must be over age 55, living with and financially dependent on the principal applicant

Dependent siblings must be under age 25, fully dependent on the principal applicant, and unmarried

Make a one-time payment to the Government of Dominica, or purchase approved real estate

No minimum net worth, No education requirement, No maximum age, and No business experience needed

Investment funds may not be earned in (or transferred from) Iran, Sudan, or North Korea. Applicants cannot reside in these countries for at least 10 years before applying

Established to channel capital into national development projects, such as building schools, hospitals, sports facilities, and other public sector projects

Citizenship Act allows applicants to invest in Dominica and receive citizenship without a residency requirement

Our partner is a Government-Approved Economic Citizenship Agent