Dominica
Investment Starts From $200,000
Passport Delivers In 5 To 6 Months
The Commonwealth of Dominica is an island nation in the Eastern Caribbean.
The Dominica Citizenship by Investment programme started in 1993
and is favoured for its reliability and stable requirements
The Commonwealth of Dominica is an island nation
in the Eastern Caribbean. The Dominica Citizenship by Investment programme started in 1993
and is favoured for its reliability and stable requirements
Visa-free travel to 130+ countries
including Schengen Area, China, Russia and Singapore.
No Tax
on wealth, gifts, inheritance, foreign income or capital gains.
on wealth, gifts, inheritance, foreign income or capital gains.
No residency
or physical stay requirements before or after acquiring citizenship.
or physical stay requirements before or after acquiring citizenship.
Lifetime
Lifetime
Irrevocable citizenship
Irrevocable citizenship
The following family members qualify
as dependents for Dominica Citizenship by Investment
Citizenship Application Timeline
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Culture and History
Culture and History
Dominica
A former French and British colony, Dominica is a volcanic island with hot springs and has high rainforest coverage with a tropical climate. The population is predominantly Christian with an annual Carnival celebration held before Lent every year. Dominica is also home to the remaining population of the native precolonial Kalinago people.
Culturally, Dominica is a mosaic of African, Carib, and European influences. This blend is reflected in its Creole language, cuisines, music and the festivals. The annual world Creole Music Festival and Carnival showcase the country’s lively spirit.
As far as the economy of the country is concerned, the economy reflects a blend of traditional practices and innovative approaches, fostering resilience and long term growth. The economy is dependent on agriculture and ecotourism with a small but growing services sector.
A former French and British colony, Dominica is a volcanic island with hot springs and has high rainforest coverage with a tropical climate. The population is predominantly Christian with an annual Carnival celebration held before Lent every year. Dominica is also home to the remaining population of the native precolonial Kalinago people.
Culturally, Dominica is a mosaic of African, Carib, and European influences. This blend is reflected in its Creole language, cuisines, music and the festivals. The annual world Creole Music Festival and Carnival showcase the country’s lively spirit.
As far as the economy of the country is concerned, the economy reflects a blend of traditional practices and innovative approaches, fostering resilience and long term growth. The economy is dependent on agriculture and ecotourism with a small but growing services sector.
Dominica, often called the “Nature Isle of the Caribbean” is home to 365 rivers, most of which are not navigable but do provide hydroelectric power. The Champagne Reef located off Dominica’s coast, is renowned for its unique diving opportunities with volcanic activity that creates a natural underwater champagne effect through volcanic thermal springs on the ocean floor. Interestingly, Dominica is known for having a high percentage of centenarians relative to its population. This fact is often attributed to factors like a healthy diet, a close-knit community, a clean environment and an active lifestyle.
The citizenship programme offers individuals a chance to become a part of this nation, blending natural splendour with a rich cultural tapestry.Choosing Dominica citizenship means investing in a country that values sustainability, cultural diversity, and offers a rich quality of life.
Dominica, often called the “Nature Isle of the Caribbean” is home to 365 rivers, most of which are not navigable but do provide hydroelectric power. The Champagne Reef located off Dominica’s coast, is renowned for its unique diving opportunities with volcanic activity that creates a natural underwater champagne effect through volcanic thermal springs on the ocean floor. Interestingly, Dominica is known for having a high percentage of centenarians relative to its population. This fact is often attributed to factors like a healthy diet, a close-knit community, a clean environment and an active lifestyle.
The citizenship programme offers individuals a chance to become a part of this nation, blending natural splendour with a rich cultural tapestry.Choosing Dominica citizenship means investing in a country that values sustainability, cultural diversity, and offers a rich quality of life.
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