New amendments to the legislation of Dominica on obtaining citizenship by investment will come into force on September 15, 2022. The Government has revised the conditions for the participation of relatives in one application and the cost of the government fees for additional family members.
Who can be included in the Dominica’s citizenship application | |||
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Qualified Dependants | From which side is the relative | Age | Terms of inclusion |
Spouse | Main applicant | – | Legally registered. |
Minors children | Main applicant or their spouse | Below 18 years | – |
Adult children | 18 – 30 years |
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Unmarried daughter | Below 25 years | Living with and fully supported by any of the parents. | |
Physically or mentally challenged children | 18 years and over | Substantially supported by any of the parents. | |
Parents and grandparents | Above 65 years | Substantially supported by the main applicant or the spouse of the main applicant. |
It was preserved no age limits for physically or mentally challenged children.
Government fees for real estate investment option | |
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Single | $25,000 |
Family of up to 4: main applicant and 3 dependants | $35,000 |
Family of up to 6: main applicant and 5 dependants | $50,000 |
For any additional qualified dependant | $25,000 |
The procedure for determining government fees for a family of more than 6 people has been changed. The calculation takes the cost for a family of 6 and adds $25,000 for each additional dependent. Check out all the costs of obtaining Dominica citizenship by investment in real estate.
For 29 years of operation, the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Programme has continually updated the conditions for obtaining citizenship, requirements for applicants, the application procedure, the cost of government fees and much more. These changes reflect the robust nature of the programme and makes it clear why Dominica’s Citizenship by Investment Programme has been ranked number 1 for six consecutive years according to Private Wealth Management (PWM), a publication of the Financial Times.
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