✓ Having dual citizenship offers a reliable option, ensuring that you and your family have a stable and secure place to turn to, maintaining your quality of life and personal safety

✓ It reduces your dependency on a single nation’s policies and regulations, allowing you to live and operate with greater liberty

✓ Visa-free access to more countries enhances your leisure, business, and educational travel opportunities

✓ Enhances leisure, business, and educational travel opportunities

✓ Ensures personal freedoms under a stable, democratic government

✓ Provides safe entry for your family during border closures and emergencies

✓ The first step to protect your assets from economic sanctions or financial crises. As per Flag Theory, it's a key element in diversifying your secure lifestyle with economic citizenship benefits.

✓ Significant tax advantages, such as exemptions from taxes on profits, dividends, and inheritance taxes, easing your financial burden and improving wealth management

Eligible applicants must be at least 18 years old, have a clean criminal record, and provide a written declaration that they will not change their name except through marriage for five years post-naturalization. Applicants must also make a qualifying investment and pass a due diligence process.

As the primary applicant, you can include your spouse, children under the age of 16, dependent children under 30 who are university students, and your dependent parents in your application for Dominica citizenship by investment.

The process of obtaining Dominica citizenship includes several key steps: verifying eligibility, selecting an investment option (either real estate or a donation to the Economic Diversification Fund), submitting an application through an authorized agent, undergoing due diligence, and making the investment following approval. After these investments are made and final approval is received, applicants and their families are granted citizenship in Dominica.

The citizenship process typically takes 4 to 6 months from the submission of a complete application to the issuance of citizenship and passport.

During the process, you will need to submit personal identification, financial records, police clearance certificates, and references. International due diligence firms, working alongside the Citizenship by Investment Unit (CBIU) and agencies like Interpol, will conduct comprehensive background checks. Verification of the legal source of funds is mandatory to confirm the legitimacy of the investment capital. The process includes an initial submission of your application and documents to the CBIU, screening by third-party firms, detailed on-the-ground checks in collaboration with law enforcement, and a final decision based on the due diligence findings regarding your citizenship application.

No, an in-person visit to Dominica is not necessary to gain approval for citizenship.

No, a positive response is not guaranteed. Each application undergoes a rigorous review and approval process by the Government of Dominica. However, our experts perform a comprehensive internal assessment to ensure that your application is as strong as possible and your chances of success are maximized.

If your application is rejected, you will be informed of the reasons for the rejection. The government will not refund any fees paid, including due diligence and processing fees. However, the investment amount will be refunded if it was made before the rejection. You may appeal if you can address the reasons for the rejection.

The essential documentation required for a Commonwealth of Dominica passport includes:

 1. Completed application forms

 2. Personal documents: Valid passport copies and National IDs, Birth and marriage certificates (if applicable), Curriculum vitae, Citizenship/Residency Permit, Criminal Record Certificate

 3. Other documents: Diploma and letter from university/school (if applicable), Letter to the Minister, Affidavit of source of funds, Utility bill (valid for 3 months), Proof of source of funds, HIV(AIDS), blood & urine test results (for all applicants above 12 y.o.), 10 Photos (3,5x4,5)

Yes, you are required to provide evidence of the source of your funds when making an investment for the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program. This documentation can include bank statements, salary records, business profits, or documents related to the sale of assets.

The cost of acquiring Dominica citizenship through investment depends on the selected method. For example, a donation to the Economic Diversification Fund (the minimum investment is $200 000):

 - Single applicant - $210 060

 - Family of four with 2 children under 16 y.o. - $266 740

For real estate investments (the minimum investment is $200 000):

 - Single applicant - $285 060

 - Family of four with 2 children under 16 y.o. - $316 740

These figures do not include legal and agent fees, which vary by provider.

To obtain citizenship through the Dominica citizenship investment program, you have 2 options. Choosing between investing in approved real estate developments and a donation depends on your investment goals. Real estate offers potential returns and must be held for a minimum of three years; donations are straightforward and might be less costly upfront compared to managing real estate. The donation is non-refundable but eliminates the complexities associated with property management.

Yes, real estate can be sold after a 3 year holding period. Government Fund donations are non-refundable. Additionally, holding the property for 5 years allows the next buyer to qualify for citizenship through the same real estate investment program, enhancing the property's attractiveness for sale.

The investment must be paid within 90 days after your application is approved. This payment can be made directly to the Dominica Economic Diversification Fund or towards your real estate investment in Dominica.

Additional Fees for All Options:


 - Due Diligence Fees: $7 500 for the main applicant, $4 000 per dependent over 16


 - Government Fees for real estate option: from $75 000 for a single applicant


 - Miscellaneous Costs: Include passport fees and processing fees, generally around $1 000 and an interview fee ($1 000 per interview).


These figures exclude legal and agent fees, which vary by provider.

Yes, sponsored funds can be utilized for your investment in the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program. You must provide detailed documentation demonstrating the lawful origin of these funds. This includes disclosing the relationship between the sponsor and the applicant and ensuring that the funds comply with anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regulations. The use of sponsored funds requires a transparent paper trail to establish their legality and the sponsor's connection, who must also pass the due diligence checks.

To qualify as a tax resident in Dominica, you need to spend at least 183 days in the country annually.

A Dominica passport does not provide visa-free entry to the USA. However, Dominica citizens can obtain a B-1/B-2 visa valid for ten years, allowing for multiple entries into the U.S. for tourism, business, medical treatment, and stays of up to 180 days per year.

A Dominica passport grants you visa-free access to the Schengen Area for short stays up to 90 days within any 180-day period. For longer stays or residence, you will need to obtain a residence permit from the European country in question, subject to their specific immigration and residency requirements.

With a Dominica passport, you are entitled to live and move freely within the OECS countries thanks to the Economic Union agreement. This includes Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Montserrat, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines, enabling unrestricted residence, work, and travel across these nations without additional visas or permits.

Yes, Dominica allows its citizens to have several passports . You can keep your first citizenship if your country of origin allows dual citizenship.

No, having Dominica citizenship does not subject you to military service as Dominica does not have mandatory military conscription.

The Dominica passport is quite strong, offering visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 153 countries, the Schengen Area, Hong Kong, and Singapore.

Yes, a Dominica passport for adults is valid for 10 years from the date of issue and for 5 years for minors under 16.

No, the data concerning individuals who acquire citizenship by investment in Dominica is kept confidential, ensuring the privacy of applicants.