Unlocking Global Opportunities with Dominica Citizenship
Discover the unmatched benefits of Dominica citizenship, offering global mobility, tax advantages, and a streamlined application process with no residency requirements. Secure lifetime citizenship for your family, access new markets for business growth, and explore untapped opportunities in a welcoming environment.
- Travel and Business Trips
- 10-Year U.S. Visa
- Tax Optimization
- Affordable Investment
- Dual Citizenship
- Family Inclusion
- Easy Passport Acquisition
Dominica Citizenship: Your Path to Global Opportunities and Meaningful Investments
Requirements for Dominica Citizenship
The Dominica Citizenship by Investment program offers a route to citizenship and a passport through investment. Some key requirements include:
- A copy of a valid passport
- Birth certificate
- Marriage certificate (if applicable)
- Police clearance
- Medical examination
- Investment in an approved option
- Proof of residential address
These are just some of the necessary documents. For the complete list of requirements and personalized assistance, feel free to contact us.
Investing in Dominica's Growth and Development
The Government of Dominica uses investor funds to support initiatives aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. These efforts include:
- Combating poverty, hunger, and unemployment
- Constructing hurricane-resistant homes, hospitals, and schools
- Expanding green energy projects
- Enhancing infrastructure and manufacturing sectors
- Protecting marine and terrestrial ecosystems
Discover more about Dominica’s investment strategies, government goals, and the progress made: How Dominica Utilizes Investments.
what you get
How to Obtain Dominica Citizenship: A Step-by-Step Guide
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Background Check
Application Processing
Background Check
Initial Background Check
Our experienced lawyers at Immigrant Invest carry out a preliminary due diligence check to identify any potential issues early, reducing the chance of application rejection to just 1%. If risks are detected, we suggest alternative solutions, such as choosing a different program or including extra documentation.
This confidential process requires only your passport.
Our team includes certified Anti-Money Laundering Officers who are well-versed in the specific due diligence procedures across various countries.
Document Preparation
Our Immigrant Invest lawyers guide you through gathering the necessary personal and financial documents, including passports, certificates, and company records. We handle the paperwork, assist in obtaining required certificates, and ensure all forms are accurately completed.
Once everything is in order, we submit your documents to the Dominica Citizenship by Investment (CBI) unit on your behalf.
Application Processing
Due Diligence & Application Processing
Once the CBI unit receives your documents, a thorough due diligence process begins. This involves verifying that the investor and each family member meet the program’s requirements.
Every applicant over 16 must undergo this check and participate in a secure interview with an authorized interviewer in their preferred language. All family members over 16 are interviewed together, with identification documents on hand. If someone misses the scheduled interview, it must be rescheduled for an additional fee.
After successfully completing the interview and passing the due diligence review, the CBI unit informs Immigrant Invest of the application’s approval.
Approval and Completion of Investment Requirements
Upon approval, the applicant proceeds to fulfill the investment requirement, either by making a contribution to the state fund or purchasing approved real estate.
Passport Issuance
Once the investment is made, the CBI unit processes the documents. The passport and certificate of naturalization are typically issued within four weeks.
Dominica citizens enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 140 countries and territories worldwide, including popular destinations in Europe, Asia, and the Americas. This global mobility is a key benefit of holding Dominican citizenship.
140+ Visa-Free Countries
Bhutan | Cambodia | China
India | Iran | Israel | Jordan
Kazakhstan | Kyrgyzstan | Laos
Malaysia | Maldives | Mongolia
Nepal | Oman | Pakistan | Philippines
Singapore | South Korea | Sri Lanka
Tajikistan | Thailand | Timor-Leste
Uzbekistan | Vietnam
Burundi | Cameroon | Cape Verde
Comoros | Congo — Kinshasa | Côte d’Ivoire
Djibouti | Egypt | Equatorial Guinea
Eswatini | Ethiopia | Gabon
Gambia | Guinea | Guinea-Bissau
Kenya | Lesotho | Madagascar
Malawi | Mauritania | Mauritius
Mozambique | Nigeria | Rwanda
São Tomé & Príncipe | Seychelles | Sierra Leone
Somalia | South Sudan | Tanzania
Togo | Uganda | Zambia | Zimbabwe
Belarus | Belgium | Bosnia
Bulgaria | Croatia | Cyprus
Czechia | Denmark | Estonia
Finland | France | Georgia
Germany | Greece | Hungary
Iceland | Ireland | Italy
Latvia | Liechtenstein | Lithuania
Luxembourg | Malta | Moldova
Monaco | Montenegro | Netherlands
Norway | Poland | Portugal
Romania | Russia | San Marino
Serbia | Slovakia | Slovenia
Spain | Sweden | Switzerland
Turkey | Ukraine
Palau | Papua New Guinea
Samoa | Solomon Islands
Tonga | Tuvalu | Vanuatu
Cuba | Dominica | Dominican Republic
Grenada | Haiti | Jamaica
St. Kitts & Nevis | St. Lucia
St. Vincent & Grenadines | Trinidad & Tobago
Brazil | Colombia | Costa Rica
Ecuador | Guyana | Nicaragua
Panama | Peru | Suriname
Uruguay | Venezuela
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The proof is in the facts
Facts About Dominica
Caribbean Sea
Dominica is situated in the Caribbean Sea, nestled between the French territories of Guadeloupe and Martinique.
UTC -4
Dominica operates on UTC -4, aligning with Eastern Caribbean Time.
XCD
The currency used in Dominica is the East Caribbean Dollar (XCD), which is shared with several other Eastern Caribbean nations.
FAQ
FAQs About Commonwealth of Dominica Citizenship Program
Looking to learn more about Dominica citizenship program? Browse our FAQs:
Dominica citizenship can be acquired through several routes, such as birth, marriage, or naturalization after seven years of permanent residency.
The fastest option is through the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program, where applicants either contribute to a state fund or purchase government-approved real estate. Citizenship is granted within six months without the need to live in or even visit Dominica.
The investor can include their spouse, children under 30, and parents or grandparents in the citizenship application. All approved family members receive Dominican nationality simultaneously with the investor.
Due Diligence is a critical part of the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program. The CBI unit examines the applicant’s reputation, financial history, and background. All submitted documents are thoroughly reviewed, and the information is cross-checked with international databases to ensure accuracy and compliance.
A Dominica passport does not grant visa-free entry to the USA. However, Dominica citizens can easily obtain a B‑1/B‑2 visa, valid for 10 years. This visa allows them to travel, attend business meetings, receive medical treatment, and stay in the USA for up to 180 days each year.
Yes, your Dominica citizenship can extend to your family. You can include them in your initial application or obtain their passports after you have already acquired citizenship. Eligible family members include:
- Spouses
- Children under 30
- Parents
- Grandparents
Adult family members, except spouses, must be principally dependent on the investor.
Investors who participate in the Dominica CBI program by purchasing real estate can recover part of their investment by selling the property after 3 to 5 years of ownership.
However, contributions made to the state fund are non-refundable. Investors who choose this option cannot recover their initial investment.