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100,000 USD
3-6 months
Dominica is one of the Caribbean countries, located in the southeast of the Caribbean region. Its capital is Roseau, and its official language is English. The island is renowned for its dense green nature, mountains, and waterfalls. It is one of the most popular destinations for diving enthusiasts due to its clear blue waters and stunning coral reefs. The country’s economy primarily relies on tourism.
The Citizenship by Investment program in Dominica is among the most prominent options preferred by investors seeking a second nationality. This program offers a range of benefits for investors and their families. There are multiple investment options available, such as: non-refundable contributions to national development funds, or purchasing property in the best tourist resorts in Dominica.
Reach Immigration Company is licensed and accredited by the Dominican government to promote its Citizenship by Investment program and provide consultancy to investors interested in applying for this program.
The Dominica citizenship by investment program offers numerous advantages and benefits, including the following:
The requirements of the program are quite simple, which include:
-Has been denied a visa to a country to which a Dominican citizen can travel without a visa and has subsequently not obtained a visa or residence permit for that country.
-Has been denied a visa to enter the European Union, the United Kingdom, the United States of America, or Canada and has subsequently not obtained an entry visa or residence permit for that country.
-Has been denied citizenship in any other country.
-Has provided incorrect information in any way on his application form.
-Has been involved in activities likely to bring disrepute to Dominica.
There are two investment streams under the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program:
This involves a non-refundable contribution starting at 100,000 USD. This amount increases with the addition of family members included in the application.
This entails purchasing a stake in a real estate project approved by the Dominica government with a value of no less than 200,000 USD. Government fees are added based on the number of family members included in the application.
Other fees apply for background checks on applying applicants and other administrative fees.
Reach Immigration’s status as a licensed authorized promoter of the Dominica citizenship by investment program; we are in pole position to offer a large variety of services to our clients, the main of them being:
Dominica is located in the Caribbean region at the northern border of Guadeloupe island and to the southeast of Martinique. Dominica is an island with a length of 92 miles and a maximum width of 16 miles. The country is characterized by its tropical climate all year round, with a cool and dry season that extends from January to April, a hot and rainy season from June to November, where temperatures reach more than 32 degrees Celsius, and Dominica has heavy rains in a season that extends from June to October, as for Dominica’s geography, it’s known for its mountainous that extends from north to south and its fertile plains, in addition to what it’s famous for a large number of hot springs and waterfalls.
Some may think that they are the same country, but both are independent countries with their own entity, and although they are from the Caribbean countries, there are clear differences between them, as Dominica is located between the Caribbean Sea and the North of Atlantic Ocean, halfway between Puerto Rico and Trinidad and Tobago, and its official language is English while the people of the island speak Creole French. Dominica has lived a long history as a British colony that gained its independence from it on the 3rd of November of 1978. Unlike the Dominican Republic, Dominica is considered one of the British Crown countries that were subjected to its rules. Dominica consists entirely of a small island located in the Caribbean Sea with an area of only 751 square kilometers, and thus it is one of the smallest countries within the Lesser Antilles in the eastern part of the Caribbean Sea, and as a result of its tropical location; It is called the "Nature Island" because of the beauty of its environment and its charming nature, which is the first reason for tourists to visit the country. As for the Dominican Republic, it is a much larger country than Dominica, with an area of 48,671 square kilometers, and a population of about 10 million. The country is located on the island of Hispaniola, which is shared with Haiti. The official language in the Dominican Republic is Spanish, while the locals speak Spanish, English, and some French as a language between them. The Dominican Republic is part of the Greater Antilles in the Caribbean, with a strong economy that raised its GDP to $78.84 billion (2021), and it is one of the most popular tourist destinations among the Caribbean countries because of its distinct sites of green areas and number of caves and houses with a unique Victorian architectural character, in addition to the coasts extending around the Island, which encourage you to do different activities and sports, as it is a suitable place for family trips to enjoy its wonderful weather and experience the living among its culturally rich locals.
Yes, Dominica is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations.
The Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program offers two options: Real estate investment with a value of no less than $200,000 USD. Economic Diversity Fund, where you as the main applicant will contribute an amount of $100,000 USD. Both options are approved for granting citizenship, the important thing is to meet the investment requirements and qualifications that entitle you to obtain citizenship.
Yes, Dominica allows its citizenship to be passed on to future generations after you obtain citizenship.
No, you do not have to reside in Dominica before or after citizenship is granted.
Yes, you can add dependents who were present at the time of your application, as well as new dependents after obtaining citizenship.
Yes, the consent of the parents must be obtained for the children to enter the application, unless one of the parents has full custody of the children and therefore no approval from the other party is required.
Yes, all children of the main applicant from all wives can be added as dependents in the application.
Yes, but it must be ensured that the applicant can obtain documents from the relevant authorities.
Yes, the nationalities restricted from applying to the Dominica citizenship program are North Korea, Sudan, Russia, Belarus, Yemeni, and northern Iraq, and the Citizenship by Investment Unit accepts clients who hold Sudanese or North Korean citizenship only if they meet the following conditions: They have lived and resided outside the mentioned countries for 10 years, do not have substantial assets in the mentioned countries, and have not had any business or similar activity in the mentioned countries for 10 years.
The process usually takes between 3-6 months from the date of application.
Yes, Dominica does allow multiple citizenships, and it is recommended to check the laws of your country of origin.
Security audit procedures are required for applicants aged 16 and over.
No, one of the advantages of obtaining Dominica citizenship is that there are no property taxes, any capital gains or even inheritance taxes.
No. There is no requirement for physical residence to obtain citizenship under the program’s regulations