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Caribbean programme · Citizenship by investment

Citizenship by Investment
in Dominica

Minimum investment
$200,000
Programme
Citizenship
Key benefit
One of the longest running, most affordable programmes

Why Dominica

Dominica, the Nature Isle of the Caribbean, is known for rainforest, hot springs, waterfalls and an unspoiled landscape.

English speaking and stable, it is home to one of the longest running citizenship by investment programmes in the world.

About the programme

The Dominica programme is among the oldest and most affordable of its kind, with a strong reputation for due diligence.

It is known for a straightforward, efficient application process, and there is no requirement to relocate.

The benefits

What this programme offers you and your family in practice.

An affordable, well established second passport

A quick, straightforward application

No requirement to relocate or visit

A favourable local tax environment

Strong global mobility

The whole family included

How to qualify

There is usually more than one route. Remy will confirm which fits your goals and the current rules before you commit.

Economic Diversification Fund

A contribution to the Economic Diversification Fund, from $200,000, is the most direct route to citizenship.

Real estate

A qualifying investment in approved real estate, held for a set period, is an alternative route.

Why people choose Dominica

Dominica combines one of the lowest entry points in the Caribbean with a long, well regarded track record.

With an efficient process and no relocation requirement, it is a practical, affordable route to a second passport and a Plan B.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is eligible for the Dominica programme?
Applicants generally need to be over 18, hold a clean criminal record, be in good health, and show that the funds used come from a legal source. All applications are subject to government due diligence.
Can I include my family in the application?
Yes, including your spouse and dependent children, and on many programmes parents and grandparents. Remy can confirm exactly who qualifies in your case.
Do I need to live in or visit Dominica?
Most citizenship by investment programmes have no residency requirement. There is no requirement to relocate, and in most cases the process can be completed remotely.
What are the tax implications?
Host countries often have a favourable local tax regime, but what that means for you depends on your own citizenship and tax residency. US citizens in particular remain taxed on worldwide income regardless of any other passport held. This is exactly the kind of thing to map out with Remy, alongside independent tax advice.

The application process

  1. 1

    Assessment and onboarding

    An initial review of your goals and eligibility, then preparation of the required documents and payment of the due diligence and submission fees.

  2. 2

    Due diligence

    The government carries out thorough background checks on all applicants. This is the stage that most affects the overall timeline.

  3. 3

    Approval in principle

    On passing the checks, the authorities issue an approval in principle letter confirming your application has been accepted.

  4. 4

    Investment

    You make the qualifying contribution or investment, along with any remaining government fees.

  5. 5

    Citizenship granted

    Your certificate of citizenship is issued and your passport follows, completing the process.

Programme at a glance

Programme typeCitizenship by investment
Minimum investment$200,000
Minimum stayNone
Time to citizenshipImmediate
Family inclusionYes, including your spouse and dependent children, and on many programmes parents and grandparents
Right to workYes
Document receivedPassport and certificate of citizenship

Is Dominica the right fit?

Book a free, no obligation call with Remy. He will confirm the current rules, the true all in cost, and whether this programme suits your goals and nationality.

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