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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.
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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.
The Dominica Citizenship by Investment programme is one of the most cost-effective Caribbean routes to a second citizenship and passport. The outcome is citizenship, regulated by the national Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU) and, regionally, by ECCIRA.
The regionally agreed minimum is US$200,000 [], either as a contribution to the Economic Diversification Fund (EDF) or in approved real estate held for at least five years. Government and due-diligence fees apply per applicant, and, as an illustrative example, a single applicant's all-in cost is often quoted at around US$210,000 to US$215,000; confirm the current, complete fee schedule with the Dominica CIU before relying on it.
On the Mirabello Investment Migration Index Dominica scores well on value. It is frequently compared with St Kitts and Nevis, Antigua and Barbuda and Grenada. Every figure is provenance-tracked and confirmed against the Dominica CIU and the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States. This is information, not advice; a Mirabello specialist confirms the current terms for your family.
Investment routes
| Route | From | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Economic Diversification Fund (EDF) | US$200,000 | donation |
| Approved real estate (5-year hold) | US$200,000 | real estate |
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Most advisers quote the headline figure only. Choose your route and family, and see the complete government-side cost, the investment plus every mandatory official fee, itemised line by line, so the number you budget is the number you pay.
On the Economic Diversification Fund (EDF) route. Every figure below is an official government-side cost, computed by the same engine that powers the calculator and the Mirabello data API.
| Line item | Amount (USD) |
|---|---|
| Economic Diversification Fund (EDF), minimum investment | $200,000 |
| EDF family contribution (family of up to four) (per application) | $50,000 |
| Government processing fee (per application) | $1,000 |
| Due diligence fee, Main applicant | $7,500 |
| Mandatory interview fee, Main applicant | $1,000 |
| Certificate of Naturalisation fee, Main applicant | $500 |
| Passport issuance fee, Main applicant | $250 |
| Due diligence fee, Spouse | $4,000 |
| Mandatory interview fee, Spouse | $1,000 |
| Certificate of Naturalisation fee, Spouse | $500 |
| Passport issuance fee, Spouse | $250 |
| Certificate of Naturalisation fee, Child (age 10) | $500 |
| Passport issuance fee, Child (age 10) | $250 |
| Estimated government-side total | $266,750 |
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Our read: 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. Regulatory status: . Strategic perspective, advisory only; figures provenance-tracked, unconfirmed items flagged for verification.
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MCP · | Programme | From | Timeline | Min. stay | Mobility | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🇩🇲 Dominica | $200,000 | 4-6 | n/a | 145 visa-free | Passport |
| 🇰🇳 St. Kitts and Nevis | $250,000 | 4-6 | n/a | 157 visa-free | Passport |
| 🇦🇬 Antigua and Barbuda | $230,000 | 4-7 | n/a | 154 visa-free | Passport |
| 🇱🇨 Saint Lucia | $240,000 | 4-5 | n/a | 144 visa-free | Passport |
Questions
The Dominica programme starts from $200,000 via Economic Diversification Fund contribution.
Indicative processing time is 4-6.
immediate (citizenship programme)
The regionally agreed minimum is US$200,000, either as an Economic Diversification Fund contribution or in approved real estate held for five years. Government and due-diligence fees are additional, so a single applicant's all-in cost is often around US$210,000 to US$215,000. Confirm the current schedule with the CIU ().
It is commonly advertised at 4-6 months, though independent data has shown longer real-world averages. Treat any figure as indicative and against the CIU.
No longer. Dominica nationals have required a visa for the United Kingdom since July 2023. Visa-free access is set by each destination country and can change, so the current position should always be verified (, UK Home Office).
No. There is no minimum-stay requirement to obtain or maintain Dominica citizenship ().
The programme applies enhanced due diligence, and applications from certain nationalities may be restricted at particular times. Current eligibility should be confirmed with the CIU before proceeding ().
Yes. A spouse, children and, on some terms, other dependants can be included. Exact bands and fees are set by the CIU and are.
The primary official sources the Dominica figures on this page are verified against. Where a mandatory fee is not in a published schedule, it is marked as disclosed by Mirabello from case experience.
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