Dominica сitizenship by investment
Dominica сitizenship by investment

Dominica сitizenship by investment

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Dominica citizenship program

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Dominica is a country located on the island of the same name in the Caribbean Sea. The island is named in Spanish in honor of its opening day - Sunday. The English and French colonialists have long disputed the right of ownership of the island. In 1763, Dominica officially became a colony of Great Britain, and achieved independence in 1978. Dominica is sometimes called the "Caribbean Island of Nature", which apparently reflects its pristine natural beauty. It is the youngest island among the Lesser Antilles,
The island is actively visited by tourists. The capital of Dominica, the city and port of Roseau— occupies a dominant position on the island. Melville Hall Airport is located near the capital. The second most important place is occupied by the city of Portsmouth.

Real Estate Prices in Dominica

  • Apartments and Condominiums: In the capital, Roseau, and its surrounding areas, apartment prices start at $200,000. These properties are often located in modern residential complexes with amenities such as pools, gyms, and security. In more prestigious areas or along the coast, prices can reach $400,000 or more.
  • Houses and Villas: The cost of houses and villas in Dominica varies depending on location, size, and ocean views. Villas with views of the Caribbean Sea or located in scenic mountainous areas can range from $500,000 to several million dollars. For example, luxury villas with private beaches or large land plots are often priced between $1,000,000 and $3,000,000.
  • Land Plots: For those looking to build their own home, Dominica offers a wide selection of land plots. Land prices can start at $50,000 in less developed areas and reach several hundred thousand dollars for plots with ocean views or located in popular tourist zones.

Dominica offers one of the most attractive citizenship-by-investment programs in the Caribbean. The minimum investment in real estate required for citizenship is $200,000. The investor must hold the property for at least three years. Alternatively, a donation to the country’s economic fund is also an option for obtaining citizenship.

The real estate market in Dominica is steadily growing, driven by interest from international investors. The growth of tourism and environmental projects is increasing demand for real estate. The market is expected to continue growing in the coming years, particularly as wealthy individuals seeking second citizenship show increasing interest in the country.

As in any other Caribbean region, investors should consider potential natural risks such as hurricanes. However, Dominica is actively developing infrastructure and offers insurance solutions to protect properties from natural disasters.

Thus, real estate in Dominica presents an attractive opportunity for foreign investors, especially those looking to obtain citizenship in exchange for investment. The island offers unique natural beauty and a stable investment environment, making it an ideal place for long-term investments.

Who Can Obtain Citizenship

In addition to the primary applicant (investor), the following categories of individuals can obtain Dominica citizenship through the investment program:

  • The spouse of the primary applicant.
  • Children under the age of 30, provided they are financially dependent on the primary applicant and are not married.
  • Parents and grandparents over the age of 65 who are financially dependent on the primary applicant.

All applicants must meet the program's requirements and undergo a due diligence process.

Capital
Roseau
Population
74,243
Official language
English
Currency
Eastern Caribbean dollar
Timezone
-4
The country's area
751 sq. km
Average temperature
+28С
Major Religion
Christianity
Why should you choose Dominica

What does a Dominica passport provide

1.
World without borders
Passport of a citizen of Dominica is an excellent document for free movement around the world, allowing you to visit 135 countries and territories without a visa, including all Schengen states and Russia;
2.
Available
Investment from $200 000 for a single applicant and $250 000 for family of four
3.
Comfortable
No minimum stay required. Remotely document processing and application.
4.
Perspective
Dominica citizenship is granted permanently and can be inherited.
5.
Easy
No language test or interview required
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Dominica passport visa-free countries

135 countries available to Dominica citizens
Australia and the Territories
Austria
Andorra
Antigua and Barbuda
Argentina
Armenia
The Bahamas
Bangladesh
Barbados
Bahrain
Belarus
Belgium
Benin
Bulgaria
Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Botswana
Brazil
Vanuatu
The Vatican
Great Britain
Hungary
Venezuela
East Timor
Vietnam
Gabon
Haiti
Germany
Grenada
Greece
Georgia
Denmark
The Dominican Republic
Egypt
Israel
India
Indonesia
Jordan
Iran
Irish
Iceland
Spain
Italy
Cape Verde
Cambodia
Qatar
Kenya
Cyprus
Kyrgyzstan
China
Colombia
Comoros
Costa Rica
Cuba
Laos
Latvia
Lithuania
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Mauritius
Mauritania
Madagascar
Malaysia
Maldives
Malta
Micronesia
Mozambique
Monaco
Nepal
Netherlands Antilles
Netherlands
Nicaragua
Norway
United Arab Emirates
Panama
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Russia
Romania
San Marino
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Seychelles
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
Solomon Islands
Tanzania
Trinidad and Tobago
Tunisia
Turkey
Ukraine
Uruguay
Fiji
Philippines
Finland
France
Croatia
Montenegro
Czech
Switzerland
Sweden
Sri Lanka
Ecuador
Estonia
South Africa
South Korea
Jamaica
Hong Kong
Faroe Islands
Greenland
New Caledonia
French West Indies
French Guiana
French Polynesia
Bermuda
British Virgin Islands
Gibraltar
Cayman Islands
Montserrat
St. Helena Island

Tax Rates

Taxation in Dominica depends on the status of the taxpayer and is progressive and amounts to 15%-35%.

Non-residents pay taxes if they receive income from sources in the country.
Residents pay tax on all income earned in the country and abroad.

An investor does not become a tax resident after receiving a passport. This status can be obtained if you live in the country for more than 183 days a year. Participants in the Dominica Citizenship by Investment program are not required to live in the country either before or after obtaining a passport.

When buying real estate, stamp duty, legal and judicial taxes are paid, as well as tax to the Insurance Fund, which is 10.5% of the transaction amount.

There is no capital gains tax or real estate tax in Dominica, but depending on the area, a local municipal tax is paid, amounting to about 1.25% of the property value.
Companies in Dominica pay 25% of profits and contribute 7% of employees' salaries to social funds.

In order to avoid double taxation, Dominica has concluded an agreement with all Caribbean countries (CARICOM).

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Business set up

  1. Choosing the type of activity
    Get advice from our experts, determine the type of activity and choose the appropriate legal form. Dominica has a strict business type policy and this may significantly affect business operations in the future.

  2. Choosing a name and registering a company
    • Register a company in Dominica with CIPO;
    • Submit information about the new company to the Department of Internal Revenue and obtain a tax number;
    • Register with the Dominica Social Security System;

  3. Opening a bank account

  4. Obtaining all necessary permits and licenses

How to obtain citizenship

Investment options for Dominica citizenship

Real Estate Investments
Real Estate Investments
from $200,000
Applicants can make investments in real estate in Dominica in order to become citizens. This can be the purchase of real estate on the island or an investment in the reconstruction or development of the property.
Contribution to Public Funds
Contribution to Public Funds
from $200,000
Applicants can contribute to Dominica's public funds, which finance various projects and initiatives in the country.
Business Investment
Business Investment
Applicants can invest in businesses on the island, create jobs and contribute to the economic development of Dominica.

Post-immigration services

Apart from company registration, opening a bank account for an individual,opening a bank account for a company, there are other post-immigration services available, as following:
Real estate services
Real estate services

Exclusive real estate services

Banking assistance
Banking assistance

Banking assistance (local and offshore accounts)

Company registration
Company registration

Company registration/incorporation (local and offshore companies)

Police reports
Police reports

Police reports for approved clients

Driving license
Driving license

Getting a driver's license

Requirements for applicants

Main applicant
  • Applicants must make investments in the economy of Dominica. The program provides various investment options, including investing in real estate, contributing to public funds, or investing in business.
  • Applicants must not have a criminal record or be involved in criminal activity.
  • Applicants must undergo a medical examination and provide a medical certificate of their state of health.
  • Applicants must prove their financial independence and ability to make the required investments.
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How to get Dominica citizenship

Step-by-step instruction
1
Submission of documents.
2
Comprehensive verification, bank registration.
3
Payment
4
Completion of the process and issuance of documents.
Submission of documents.
The applicant collects the necessary documents and fills out the forms for obtaining citizenship with the help of the consular department.
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Frequently Asked Questions

About obtaining citizenship of Dominica
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What is the amount of the initial contribution?

The initial amount is approximately 30% of the total investment amount and will depend on the program and the composition of the family.

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When should the second investment payment be made?
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How often are applications for citizenship rejected and what are the main reasons for this?
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If the applicant receives a refusal, what amount will be refunded to him?
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If during the process the applicant wants to renounce obtaining Dominica citizenship, what amount will be refunded to him in this case?
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How long does it take to obtain Dominica citizenship?
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If the applicant cannot come to the consular department, is it possible to submit documents remotely?
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Is an interview necessary?
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