Dominica Citizenship Program
Dominica
Commonwealth of Dominica is an island country Dominica situated in the Lesser Antilles region of the Caribbean Sea with a total land area of 751 km². Dominica is known as the Nature Island of Caribbean. It is an English-speaking country and was a British colony until it's independence in 1978. Like any other countries, Dominica's Economy is dependent on its Tourism and Agriculture.
Dominica Citizenship by Investment
It is one of the longest-running Economic Citizenship Programs in the world. The Commonwealth of Dominica's Economic Citizenship Program was introduced in 1993 to enable all qualified investors and their family members to apply for Dominican Citizenship by means of investment.
The contribution proceeds generated from the program are used to fund projects in the public and private sectors which are in need of financial support. These include building schools, renovating hospitals and the creation of a national sports stadium, as well as a variety of other undertakings across numerous industries such as tourism, information technology and agriculture.
Dominica
Commonwealth of Dominica is an island country Dominica situated in the Lesser Antilles region of the Caribbean Sea with a total land area of 751 km². Dominica is known as the Nature Island of Caribbean. It is an English-speaking country and was a British colony until it's independence in 1978. Like any other countries, Dominica's Economy is dependent on it's Tourism and Agriculture.
Dominica Citizenship by Investment
It is one of the longest-running Economic Citizenship Programs in the world. The Commonwealth of Dominica’s Economic Citizenship Program was introduced in 1993 to enable all qualified investors and their family members to apply for Dominican citizenship by means of investment. The contribution proceeds generated from the program are used to fund projects in the public and private sectors which are in need of financial support. These include building schools, renovating hospitals and the creation of a national sports stadium, as well as a variety of other undertakings across numerous industries such as tourism, information technology and agriculture.
Benefits
Option 1
Contribution (Economic Diversification Fund)
The applicant is required to make a non-refundable contribution to the Economic Diversification Fund based on number of dependents being included in the application.
Single Applicant
$150,000
Main applicant & spouse
$200,000
Main applicant plus 3 qualifying dependents
$200,000
Per each additional qualifying dependent
$25,000
Sibling fees:The EB-5 Investor Visa program allows for the inclusion of unmarried siblings in the application, with additional fees as follows:
It is important to note that all necessary due diligence and processing fees must also be paid by the applicant.
Option 2
Real Estate Acquisition
Another option for EB-5 investors is to acquire real estate with a minimum value of USD 200,000 in a government-approved development and maintain the investment for at least 5 years. Along with the investment, the applicant is also responsible for paying any relevant government fees associated with this real estate option.