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Dominica, verified programme data (September 2026)

Dominica offers citizenship from a USD 200,000 Economic Diversification Fund contribution, among the most cost-effective routes. Processing is typically 4-6 months with no residency or interview obligation for most applicants.

As at 2026-08-03 · Verified against Citizenship by Investment Unit (CBIU) (cbiu.gov.dm) by the Mirabello data team, last verified 2026-06-28.

What is the minimum investment for Dominica, as at September 2026?

The minimum qualifying investment for Dominica is $200,000 via Economic Diversification Fund contribution, as at September 2026. Government, due-diligence and professional fees are additional.

Dominica — published investment routes, as at September 2026
RouteTypeMinimum
Economic Diversification Fund (EDF)donation$200,000
Approved Real Estate Investmentreal estate$200,000

Family pricing

Government and due-diligence fees

Dominica figures verified against cbiu.gov.dm (official source) on 2026-06-28 by the Mirabello data team.

How long does Dominica take to process?

Published processing time for Dominica: 4-6 months, as at September 2026.

Dominica figures verified against cbiu.gov.dm (official source) on 2026-03-21 by the Mirabello data team.

What travel access does Dominica provide?

The Dominica passport reaches 145 destinations visa-free per Mirabello's tracked dataset, as at September 2026. As a direct citizenship programme, Dominica leads to that passport on approval.

Key destinations for the Dominica passport, as at September 2026
DestinationAccess
Schengenvisa-free
UkVISA REQUIRED
UsaVisa required. B-1/B-2 10-year visa may be obtainable.
Chinavisa-free
Hong Kongvisa-free
Singaporevisa-free

Dominica figures verified against en.wikipedia.org (secondary source) on 2026-09-13 by the Mirabello data team.

Does Dominica lead to citizenship?

The residence and citizenship rules for Dominica, as at September 2026:

Dominica figures verified against cbiu.gov.dm (official source) on 2026-03-21 by the Mirabello data team.

Who regulates Dominica?

Citizenship by Investment Unit (CBIU) administers Dominica, a programme operating since 1993. Applications from $200,000 are governed by the official framework published at cbiu.gov.dm, as at September 2026.

Dominica figures verified against cbiu.gov.dm (official source) on 2026-06-28 by the Mirabello data team.

How fresh is this Dominica data?

Every headline figure for Dominica is provenance-tracked: each field carries a source URL, a source tier and a verification date, audited weekly.

Dominica — data freshness, computed 2026-09-18
MeasureValue
Verification confidence67 / 100
Last verified2026-09-13
Headline fields tracked7
Fields past freshness SLA4

The identical data_freshness block for Dominica is published machine-readable in /index.json, verified 2026-09-13.

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For agents and developers

Query this programme via the Mirabello MCP tool get_programme with id dominica-cbi at mcp.mirabelloconsultancy.com, read this programme's machine-readable record (JSON) at https://mcp.mirabelloconsultancy.com/v1/programmes/dominica-cbi, or the open dataset at /index.json. Same figures, same provenance, machine-readable.

For readers

Read the editorial guide: Dominica, full programme guide. For a personal assessment of fit, family composition and timing, book a free consultation with a Mirabello specialist.

Both lanes serve the same verified record for Dominica: minimum investment $200,000 as at 2026-08-03, verified against official government sources.

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Figures are the published official position, provenance-tracked and verified against government sources; they change without notice and totals vary with family composition and fees. This page is information, not legal, tax or immigration advice. Programme approvals rest solely with the relevant government authorities.