Dominica
Dominica is known as the ‘Nature Island of the Caribbean’ due to its wide variety of flora and fauna and extensive natural park system, boasting a remarkably unspoiled natural beauty. Sitting halfway along the Eastern Caribbean archipelago, Dominica is located just a few miles from Martinique to the south and Guadeloupe to the North. Stretching 751 km2 (290 square miles), the island boasts 148 km2 (91 miles) of coastal line. Dominica’s official name is the ‘Commonwealth of Dominica,’ which is mostly referenced in official communications and to further distinguish the island from the Dominican Republic, its northerly Caribbean sister.
Benefits of the program
The program meets all legal requirements and is Guaranteed by the Government of Dominica. It has the lowest crime level in the region, one of the nations most happy of the world, politically and economically stable democratic state.
International flights from the United States and Europe are connected to the island by Antigua, Barbados, Saint-Martin, Guadeloupe, Martinique and Brittany Virgin Islands. The island has a well developed
Infrastructure with good international connections to its two airports, Melville Lobby and Cane Field.
Option 1: economic investment real estate
The Economic Diversification Fund (FED) is a Dominican government program that supports socio-economic initiatives with the aim of stimulating national development. This was established through the country's investment citizenship program, as part of a national capital raising portfolio. Applicants can acquire economic citizenship of Dominica by making a financial contribution to its EDF.
US $ 100,000 for a single applicant
US $ 150,000 for the applicant with spouse
US $ 175,000 for a family of four (i.e. one spouse and two dependent children, siblings may not be included)
$ 50,000 for each sibling aged 18-25.
$ 25,000 for each additional eligible dependent, regardless of age.
OPTION 2 Donation to the Diversification Fund
To be eligible for Dominican citizenship under the real estate option of its Citizenship by Investment program, you must purchase an authorized property valued at at least $ 200,000. You are required to keep it for three years from the date your citizenship is granted and will only be able to resell the property under the Citizenship by Investment program after five years, plus applicable fees:
US $ 25,000 for a single applicant
$ 35,000 for a family of up to four, including the principal applicant and up to three dependents other than a dependent sibling
$ 50,000 for a family of up to six, including the principal applicant and up to five dependents other than a dependent sibling
$ 70,000 for a family of seven or more, including the principal applicant and at least six dependents other than a dependent sibling
$ 50,000 for a brother or sister of the principal applicant or spouse of the principal applicant aged 18 to 25
PROGRAM FEES
Passport fees $ 60 USD
Processing fee $ 1,000 USD
Naturalization fees $ 250 USD (Include stamp fee)
Bank charges $ 250 USD
Citizenship by investment
DUE DILIGENCE COSTS
Principal Applicant $ 7,500
Joint $ 4000
Dependents aged 16 and over $ 4000 each
Dependent parents aged 55 and over $ 4000 each *** Professional / legal fees may apply.
USD 25,000 for a brother or sister of the principal applicant or the spouse of the principal applicant under the age of 18
Location
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