Dominica offers much more than just natural beauty.

Renown as the Caribbean’s Nature Island, this petite island nation is blessed with a rugged mountainous landscape and abundance of water. Its many waterfalls, roaring rivers and clear mountain streams pass through its picturesque green panoramas. An abundance of rare tropical plants, orchids and wildlife seek sanctuary under its dense forest canopy. This rich natural area covers around 59 per cent of the land area, while 32 per cent is for the crops. Dominica has extremely fertile soil thanks to its volcanoes. Throughout the year, Dominicans enjoy mild weather, with cool sea breezes and heavy rainfall in the mountainous areas.

All combined Dominica is described as an Eco Tourism paradise.

As former British territory Dominica is fully a part of the Commonwealth of Nations. The state maintains strong international relations by being a member of several international groups such as the United Nations, World Trade Organization, African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States, and many more, which brings benefits to its citizens. The state recognizes the citizens’ fundamental human rights and is equipped with courts and legal bodies that ensure its human rights mechanism is well protected. This is manifested in the assurance of a set of individual rights, such as personal liberty and security, freedom of conscience, expressions, assembly and association, and privacy protection of home and properties, including deprivation from home and property without compensation. The social justice system is well respected, and the society works towards the common good, which perhaps explains why the crime rate in this country is considered as low.

There are currently around 71,000 people living in Dominica, with more than one-third population is concentrated in the capital of Dominica, Roseau, and its second biggest city, Portsmouth. Dominicans speak English and are known for their diverse and vibrant culture which is often known as Creole, influenced by a mix of European and African cultures.

As a part of the Commonwealth network, Dominicans enjoy easy travel from and to any member state that is part of this network and join its cultural or sporting activities. Citizens also can enjoy protection of doing economic cooperation and integration when moving to other Caribbean countries, as the country is a member of CARICOM (Caribbean community). Travelling to European’s Schengen area is easy, since Dominicans is allowed for visa-free entrance to the UK, Brazil, countries in Schengen Area, Hong Kong and also Singapore. All in all Dominican passport holders can travel visa free or visa on arrival to roughly 140 countries around the world. Dominica supports their citizens holding dual or multiple citizenships.

CITIZENSHIP BY INVESTMENT

Since 1993, Dominica established citizenship by investment program as a way to boost foreign direct capital to fund development of its agriculture-based economy and tourism. Esteemed foreign investors are encouraged to contribute to nations development funds, in return for Dominican citizen and Dominican passport. Processing time is around three months starting once the documents are submitted in full. A due diligence review is conducted by respected international agencies and the Ministry of Finance to ensure only quality investors gain citizenship.

Dominica’s CBI program allows applicants to do the entire process remotely, meaning that there is no physical visit required to obtain citizenship. Main applicants can also nominate their spouse, children and dependent in some circumstances (siblings, grandparents, etc), providing citizenship & passports quickly for their entire family with a single investment.

Applicants are not limited by any education, professional, time-accrued, or language requirements. Instead a clean criminal history & legally acquired funds form the foundation of Dominica’s Citizenship by Investment program.

Dominica offers two paths to citizenship by investment.