At a glance
Last verified September 2026
- Qualifying asset
- Economic Diversification Fund from US$200,000; approved real estate from US$200,000 (hold 3 years, or 5 if resold to a CBI buyer)
- Government fee
- Processing and due diligence fees set by the unit
- Stay
- No stay requirement in force today; regional ECCIRA stay plans announced but details not yet published
- Travel note
- UK visa required; US immigrant and key visitor/student categories suspended for nationals (from Jan 2026)
- Professional fee
- Quoted on consultation
Advisory service, separate from authority charges.
What is Dominica?
Dominica is a citizenship by investment programme in Caribbean. A Caribbean citizenship programme established in 1993, with a donation route from US$200,000. Applications are decided by Dominica Citizenship by Investment Unit. The qualifying asset and government fees are shown separately, and Dynasty Migration's professional fee is quoted on consultation.
Step by step
How Dominica applications are prepared
A document-first sequence aligned to Dominica Citizenship by Investment Unit. Timing is confirmed on consultation.
1Confirm current criteria
Check the latest published rules from Dominica Citizenship by Investment Unit against your goals, family, and assets.
2Prepare documents
Gather, translate, and certify the documents the authority requests for your route.
3Lodge the file
Submit through the correct channel. The issuing authority makes the final decision.
FAQs
Who approves Dominica applications?
Dominica Citizenship by Investment Unit makes the final decision. Dynasty Migration prepares and guides the application but does not issue or guarantee visas, permits or citizenship.
Are government fees included in the investment amount?
No. The qualifying asset and government fees are separate amounts. Dynasty Migration professional fees are also separate and quoted on consultation.
What does Dominica not give me?
Citizenship does not guarantee entry to every country and visa-free access can change. UK visitor entry requires a visa for Dominica citizens (since July 2023). From 1 January 2026, US immigrant visas and certain nonimmigrant categories (including B-1/B-2, F, M, J) are suspended for Dominica nationals. A regional stay requirement (reported as about 30 days in five years under ECCIRA) has been announced; details are not yet published and it was not in force as of September 2026.
How current is this information?
Figures on this page were verified in September 2026. Authorities can change rules without notice, so we confirm criteria again before any application.
Clear limitation
Important to know
Citizenship does not guarantee entry to every country and visa-free access can change. UK visitor entry requires a visa for Dominica citizens (since July 2023). From 1 January 2026, US immigrant visas and certain nonimmigrant categories (including B-1/B-2, F, M, J) are suspended for Dominica nationals. A regional stay requirement (reported as about 30 days in five years under ECCIRA) has been announced; details are not yet published and it was not in force as of September 2026.
Approval rests with the authority
Only the issuing government or its unit can approve, refuse, or revoke an application.
No outcome can be promised
No adviser can guarantee a decision. Any claim of assured approval is a warning sign.
Rules can change after publication
Thresholds, fees, and criteria are set by the authority and may change — confirm before you commit.
