Visa-free or visa-on-arrival in 145+ countries, including the EU Schengen Area, UK, Singapore, Hong Kong, and China.
No capital gains tax, no wealth tax, and no inheritance tax, making it attractive for international investors and retirees.
Full residence granted via citizenship by investment, with no stay requirements.
Dominica allows dual citizenship, so you keep your original passport.
The Applicant can legally pass on to generations of the main applicant.
Citizenship is granted discreetly, with no public disclosure.
Qualifying Investment: The Economic Diversification Fund (EDF) is the primary government fund for obtaining Dominican citizenship through a direct financial contribution.
National Development: Your investment directly supports vital sectors like agriculture, tourism, and IT, while also funding climate-resilient infrastructure.
A Direct Impact: By choosing the EDF, you become a direct partner in fostering Dominica’s long-term, sustainable economic growth.
A premier ecotourism destination and UNESCO World Heritage site, Dominica boasts a unique culture with indigenous Kalinago heritage. This independent, English-speaking nation (not the Dominican Republic) is committed to becoming the world’s first climate-resilient nation.
English
Eastern Caribbean Dollar
750 km²
Roseau
Unitary parliamentary republic
73,500
Dominica experiences relatively low levels of crime, particularly when it comes to visitors. The local people are generally warm and welcoming, and they’re often happy to help travelers.
Dominica’s citizenship ranks 31st globally for travel freedom, granting visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to more than 140 countries and territories worldwide.
You may include your spouse, as well as children under the age of 18. Children between the ages of 18 and 30 can also be included, provided they are financially supported by you or your spouse.
Additionally, children aged 18 or older who are physically or mentally challenged, living with you, and fully dependent on your support are eligible.
Parents or grandparents of either you or your spouse may be included if they are fully supported by the main applicant or their spouse. The spouse of a dependent parent or grandparent can also qualify, as long as they are substantially supported by the main applicant or their spouse.
Yes, Dominica permits dual citizenship and does not require investors to renounce their current nationality.
Investors must be at least 18 years old, possess good character with no criminal record in their home country, and be willing to make the required economic contribution to Dominica to qualify for citizenship.
However, applicants from Iran, North Korea, Sudan, Russia, Bulgaria, and Syria are only eligible if they have not resided in their home country for at least 10 years, do not hold significant assets there, and have not engaged in, or are currently engaged in, any business activities within those countries.