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Understand the known minimum commitment for your family. Only figures held in our program records are calculated; everything else is listed as requiring official confirmation.
Dominica Citizenship by Investment
Dominica Citizenship by InvestmentPrepared on
Minimum known commitment
USD 210,000≈ €190,000 · £158,800 (at today's rate)
Partial estimate. 1 cost item requires official confirmation and is not included. The real total will be higher. 1 cost item is quoted individually and is not included.
Itemised breakdown
Minimum qualifying investment
Non-refundable contribution
Calculated for your family: USD 200,000 for a main applicant applying alone
Programme wording: Economic Diversification Fund
USD 200,000
Government application fees
Government fee
Calculated for your family: Processing, certificate and interview fees
Programme wording: Processing USD 1,000 per application; certificate of naturalisation USD 500 per person; mandatory interview USD 1,000 per interview (each applicant aged 16+ is interviewed). Real estate route only: government fee USD 75,000 (main applicant alone) or USD 100,000 (main applicant + up to three dependants), USD 25,000 per extra dependant under 18, USD 40,000 per extra dependant 18+.
USD 2,500
Due diligence fees
Government fee
Calculated for your family: Main applicant and each dependant aged 16+; enhanced checks may cost more
Programme wording: USD 7,500 main applicant; USD 4,000 per dependant aged 16+; enhanced checks may cost more.
USD 7,500
Professional and agent fees
Professional fee · quoted individually
Quoted individually
Other mandatory charges
Government fee
Official fee confirmation required.
Family members
- Main applicantDue diligence and source of funds
Program rule: Dependants are people who rely on the main applicant as their primary source of income, such as a spouse, children, parents and grandparents. No age limits are published; reports list children under 31 and parents and grandparents aged 65+.
Holding and restrictions
Holding period: Real estate held at least three years (five if sold to another programme applicant).
Restrictions: Not accepted: nationals of Belarus, Russia and Yemen, and residents of the Kurdistan region of Iraq. Iranian, North Korean and Sudanese nationals are refused unless they have lived elsewhere for at least ten years and have no substantial assets or business there. Real estate must be held for three years from the grant of citizenship (five if sold to another applicant); all applicants aged 16+ attend a mandatory interview (USD 1,000 per interview).
Indicative only — not legal, tax or financial advice. Fees and rules change; confirm every figure with the official authority.