Dominica
Widely regarded as one of the most beautiful islands in the Caribbean,
the Commonwealth of Dominica launched its Citizenship by Investment
program in 1993 to stimulate economic growth. A former British colony,
Dominica is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations, the United Nations,
the Organization of American States, CARICOM, and several other
international organizations.
Program overview
Minimum investment by donation:
$200 000
Minimum investment in real estate:
$200 000
Time to citizenship:
around 7 months
Visa-free access:
140+ countries
Minimum investment by donation:
$200 000
Minimum investment in real estate:
$200 000
Time to citizenship:
around 7 months
Visa-free access:
140+ countries
Requirements
Dominica
Citizenship by Investment
Requirements
No criminal record
Due diligence check pass
Good health
Citizenship by investment
options:
- Economic Diversification Fund investment: a non-refundable investment of at least $200 000 for a single applicant to the Economic Diversification Fund; $250,000 for a main applicant and up to three qualifying dependents. $25 000 is required for each applicant applying as qualifying dependent under 18 years of age; $40 000 is required for each applicant applying as qualifying dependent over 18 years of age.
- Real Estate investment: An investment in an approved real estate development with a minimum value of $200 000 (can be sold after three years on the open market and after five years to a new citizenship by investment investor).
- Temporary residency: It can be obtained within 3-4 months, and helps with the citizenship process.
Benefits
Tax-friendly
capital gains or inheritance. Non-tax
residents pay taxes only on income
generated in Dominica.
Great for families
children (biological or adopted) under
the age of 30, parents and siblings.
Full citizenship
future generations; newborn children
and a newly married spouse can be
added free of charge.
Dual citizenship permitted
upon recieving one from Dominica.
No minimal residency required
10-year visa to the United States
B‑1/B‑2 visa to the USA.
Benefits
Tax-friendly
Great for families
Full citizenship
Dual citizenship permitted
No minimal residency required
10-year visa to the United States
Application process
The application process is expected to take approximately six months. The initial document collection phase may vary
depending on how quickly the applicant can gather the required materials. Moneypass Invest provides guidance,
templates, and best practices to support this step.
The review stage follows the timeline set by the relevant government authorities and may be subject to delays beyond our
control. Throughout the process, Moneypass Invest works closely with the government to ensure a smooth and efficient
experience for the applicant.
Step I Documentation and assessment
Step II Application submission
Step III Application processing
Step IV Handover
Step I Documentation and assessment
Our experts will consult you with the best approach to acquiring the citizenship. Upon the completion of the due diligence check, we will inform you of all the necessarry documents to be gathered.
Step II Application submission
Once the retainer fees have been paid, the documents and the application are sent the destination country.
Step III Application processing
As the application is processed, the government issues a pre-approval. This is when the investment requirements are paid.
Step IV Handover
The application is approved and you recieve a passport within six months form Moneypass Invest.
Dominica basic information
CAPITAL
Roseau
TOTAL AREA
POPULATION
LANGUAGE
CAPITAL
Roseau
TOTAL AREA
POPULATION
LANGUAGE
CURRENCY
East Caribbean
Dollars (XCD)
EXCHANGE RATE
GDP - PER CAPITA (2022)
GDP - TOTAL (2022)
CURRENCY
East Caribbean
Dollars (XCD)
EXCHANGE RATE
GDP - PER CAPITA (2022)
GDP - TOTAL (2022)
and pristine rivers. Its rich biodiversity and dramatic landscapes make it a haven for eco-tourism and adventure travel. The capital,
Roseau, reflects a mix of French and British colonial heritage, while the island’s culture is deeply influenced by African and
indigenous Kalinago traditions.
the United Nations, the Organization of American States, and CARICOM. Dominica’s commitment to sustainability and its welcoming
environment continue to attract visitors, digital nomads, and those seeking a quiet, nature-centered lifestyle.