A beautiful island in the Caribbean, Dominica is named after its natural beauty. It has one f the best living standards in the region. Dominica boasts its sandy beaches, green mountains, tropical forests, and some amazing diving and hiking spots. Dominica has a blend of English, French, African and Carib people, and cultures. It is also politically and economically stable with the lowest crime rate in the region. Dominica also recognizes dual citizenship.

To qualify for citizenship in Dominica, applicants must fulfill one of the investment options also the following criteria

• An outstanding character
• Excellent health .
• High personal net worth
• No criminal record
• Basic knowledge of English

The government acquired citizenship by an investment program as an attempt to promote economic growth, attract developments, increase foreign direct investment to the country, support the development of infrastructure and provide a sustainable future. In resulted in investors choosing from several options to qualify for the program.

Single Applicant

A single applicant is required to make a non-refundable contribution of US$100,000 to the Economic Diversification Fund.

Spouse

A qualified spouse is required to make a non-refundable contribution of US$50,000.

Siblings

Per qualified sibling is required to make a non-refundable contribution of US$50,000.

Dependents

Each dependent of the main applicant or spouse are required to make a non-refundable contribution of US$25,000.

Family Option

A non-refundable contribution of US$175,000 qualifies a family of four including the main applicant, the spouse, and two other dependents other than a dependent sibling.

Main Applicant will have to purchase property of a minimum value of US$200,000 in a government-approved real estate development. This investment must be maintained for a minimum of three years and if maintained and sold after five years, the property qualifies the next applicant for citizenship as well. Nationals of some countries will face some exceptions and treated on a case-by-case basis.