Dominica Real Estate Investment

To qualify for Dominican citizenship under the real estate option of its Citizenship by Investment programme, you must purchase authorised property worth at least USD $200,000. Real estate must be held for either three years from the date your citizenship is granted or, if the future purchaser is also a citizenship by investment applicant, five years from the date your citizenship is granted.

If your application for Dominica citizenship by real estate investment is approved, the following government fees also apply:

• US$25,000 (twenty-five thousand United States dollars) for the main applicant;
• US$35,000 (thirty-five thousand United States dollars) for the main applicant and up to three dependants;
• US$50,000 (fifty thousand United States dollars) for the main applicant and up to five dependants;
• US$25,000 (twenty-five thousand United States dollars) for any additional qualified dependant;

In addition to the capital required for Dominica real estate investment, the following fees are also applicable:

• Processing fees – USD $1,000 per application
• Due diligence fees – USD 7,500 for the main applicant, USD $4,000 for a spouse and USD $4,000 for any dependants aged 16 or above.
  In some cases, additional due diligence fees may be required depending on current citizenship status, and other personal circumstances.
• Certificate of naturalisation fee – USD $250 per person
• Expedited passport issuance fee – USD $1,200 per person

The applicant is responsible for paying the full fees required under the laws and regulations governing the Dominica Citizenship by Investment programme. Therefore, when making a bank transfer, the applicant must also cover any bank charges so the government receives the money in full.

Fees are expressed in United States dollars (USD). However, the government will accept payments in euros (EUR) and pounds sterling (GBP).

IMPORTANT: Any EUR or GBP payments must be equivalent to or greater than the USD conversion. Any payment that falls below this will be rejected.

As well as obtaining Dominican citizenship by real estate investment, you could instead choose to contribute to the country’s Economic Diversification Fund. For more information on our services, please contact us at any time.