Nauru is a small island nation located in the central Pacific Ocean. Its neighboring countries include Kiribati to the east, the Marshall Islands to the north, the Solomon Islands to the southwest, and Papua New Guinea to the west.
The capital district, Yaren, is the administrative center of the country. The international airport is located nearby, providing air connection mainly to Australia and nearby Pacific islands. Tourists are attracted by untouched beaches, coral reefs, fishing, and diving opportunities.
The country has a developing economy. The most significant sectors of the economy are phosphate mining, offshore banking, and fishing licenses granted to foreign vessels.
Nauru is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations, providing diplomatic ties and cooperation with the UK and other member countries. Additionally, Nauru is a member of the Pacific Islands Forum, the United Nations, and the Asian Development Bank.
There are three main types of banks in Nauru: local banks, international banks, and offshore banking institutions. The local currency is the Australian Dollar (AUD). Offshore banking services attract entrepreneurs due to tax-friendly conditions, confidentiality, and financial flexibility.
The real estate market in Nauru remains niche and limited, with interest mainly from local buyers or foreign investors engaged in long-term projects or government collaborations.
The country offers attractive tax conditions for investors, including no capital gains tax and limited property-related taxes.
Nauru grants citizenship mainly by birth, descent, or through naturalization. The following categories of individuals can obtain Nauruan citizenship:
All applicants must meet the government’s requirements, including residency duration and clean criminal record, and undergo an approval process by the authorities.
To be eligible to apply for citizenship under the Program, a Principal Applicant must be at least 18 years old at the time of Application, have made or intend to make a non-refundable contribution, and meet the Program’s requirements. The Principal Applicant may also include Dependents in their Application.
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Nauruan citizenship allows holders to travel visa-free or with visa-on-arrival access to 89 countries, including strategic destinations such as Hong Kong (SAR China), Singapore, the UK, and Ireland. A detailed information about the visa requirement for Nauruan citizens can be found from the consultants of One World Migration.
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