DOMINICA CITIZENSHIP BY INVESTMENT In today’s globalized world, tens of millions of people are dual citizens. Quite simply, this means they are citizens of two countries simultaneously, a status that can confer certain benefits, from greater international mobility to improved economic opportunities. Dual citizenship is usually obtained through familial ties, marriage, or naturalization, but it’s still possible to get one without following these traditional routes. Most notably via a country’s citizenship by investment (CBI) program. Take the Dominica CBI scheme, for example. By making a significant contribution to the country’s Economic Diversification Fund or purchasing pre-approved Dominican real estate, applicants can obtain a Dominican passport and enjoy all benefits of dual citizenship in Dominica. Let’s take a look at some of these advantages in more detail Improved international mobility A single passport can limit your ability to freely travel to other countries as there are governments that prevent citizens of certain nations from entering. Being denied entry into a country because of one’s nationality became even more common during the coronavirus pandemic, with governments restricting entry depending on how widespread COVID-19 cases were in specific places. However, their own citizens were almost always allowed to return from outside of the country. Therefore, a second passport could help individuals avoid such restrictions and continue to travel freely to their countries of citizenship. Increased via-fee travel Similarly, many countries impose visa restrictions on particular nationalities, meaning they must go through lengthy visa application processes in order to gain entry. For example, Afghan citizens only have visa-free access to 26 countries, severely impacting their ability to travel easily. Compare this to a Dominican passport offering visa-free entry to over 140 countries and territories. This means that an Afghan would gain access to over 115 more countries visa-free by becoming a dual Afghan-Dominican citizen. Economic opportunities Dual citizenship confers the right to work and do business in another country, opening up a whole host of economic opportunities. The second nation may have a more business-friendly government and an environment more conducive to certain lines of work. Take Dominica, which is currently the fastest-growing economy in the Caribbean largely thanks to its eco-tourism sector, providing excellent opportunities in the industry. Dominican citizenship will also offer unfettered access to other Caribbean countries in the near future as a result of the proposed CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME). Working in a similar way to the EU across Europe, this will facilitate the free movement of goods, services, persons, capital, and technology in the Caribbean. Mohamed Waly +971503667836

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2. Citizenship by Investment Programme
74,000
Approx.
Population
Growth:
0.20%
11,400 USD
GDP (per capita)
GDP (purchasing power
parity):812 million USD
121
Visa free countries
LOCATION
Caribbean, Island between the Caribbean Sea
and the North Atlantic Ocean about halfway
between Puerto Rico and Trinidad & Tobago.
Located close to Jamaica, Cuba and Miami.
CAPITAL
Roseau
TIME ZONE DIFFERENCE
UTC-4
TOTAL AREA
751 Km2
AGE DEMOGRAPHICS
0-14: 21.84%, 15-24: 15.70%, 25-54: 41.97%, 55-64:
9.6%, 65+: 10.89%
LANGUAGE
English (official), French patois
RELIGIONS
Roman Catholic: 61.4%, Protestant: 28.6%
(includes
Evangelical: 6.7%, Seventh Day Adventist:
6.1%,
Pentecostal: 5.6%, Baptist: 4.1%, Methodist:
3.7%,
Church of God: 1.2%, Other: 1.2%),
Rastafarian: 1.3%,
Jehovah's Witness: 1.2%, Other: 0.3%,
None: 6.1%,
Unspecifi
ed: 1.1%
GOVERNMENT TYPE
Parliamentary republic; As a Commonwealth
country, head of state is Queen of England.
CURRENCY
East Caribbean dollars (XCD), tied to USD
East Caribbean Dollar (XCD), US$ 1 = XCD 2.7
EXCHANGE RATE
1 USD = 2.7 XCD
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3. WHY CHOOSE DOMINICA?
The Citizenship Program of Dominica offers investors
widerange of benefits, such as:
Visa free travel to over 140 Countries including
United Kingdom, Switzerland, Singapore, China,
Korea,Schengen Countries and many more.
An investment going through generations by
becoming a citizen of this peaceful and welcoming
country for life through one of the oldest and most
trusted Citizenship by Investment Programs.
Apply together with your spouse, dependent
children below the age of 31 years and parents of
55 years above. Financially dependent parents can
also be eligible if even of them qualify the age
requirement of 55 years.
Multiple citizenship recognized and respected by
Dominica and investors can benefit from other
citizenships.
A wider choice of places to live and work in
Caribbean Community since Dominica is one of the
CARICOM Islands.
Considered as a Tax Haven, with No taxes for non-
residents, over-sea income, capital gains, gift,
wealth, inheritance and many more…
QUALIFICATIONS
The Main Investors must be over 18 years of age.
Applicants must be of outstanding character
with no criminal records.
Applicants must be in good character with
genuine source of income.
Applicants must make a direct investment
towards the Government of Dominica
approved citizenship-by- investment methods.
ADVANTAGES
Basic documents required.
No physical residency or annual visit requirements.
No minimum education, skills or language test
required.
Include your eligible dependents even after
becoming acitizen of Dominica.
Qualify your new-born child through
Application bydescent even if your spouse is
not a citizen
Citizenship granted via Certificate-of-Naturalization (CON) for life.
Dominica Passport is valid 10 years for adults and 5 years for children below the age of 16,
which can be easily renewed upon expiration.
The Commonwealth of Dominica known as the ‘Nature Island of the Caribbean” situated in
the Caribbean Sea, between Martinique and Guadeloupe, two French territories. The
climate is tropical with the terrain rugged and much of the island is covered in rainforest.
This English-speaking State used to be a British colony now is a Commonwealth Country with
an approximate population of 74,000 allowing multi citizenship by law. Their currency is East
Caribbean Dollar tied to the US Dollar.
Being a Citizen of Dominica offers you a good external image
which can be invaluable in respect to investment, entrepreneurial and employment opportunities.

4. COMMONWEALTH OF DOMINICA CITIZENSHIP BY INVESTMENT PROGRAM
The Citizenship by Investment Program of Dominica has been operating since 1993 and is legally entrenched in the
Dominican Constitution and the Citizenship Act, Chapter 1:10. To qualify for this citizenship, the applicant can
eithercontribute into the Government Fund or an investment towards an authorized Real Estate project.
INVESTMENT OPTIONS
The investment options for obtaining citizenship status in
Dominica are as follows:
I. National Diversification Fund (NDF)
A. Single Application
A non-refundable contribution of US$100,000 to
the “National Diversification Fund” holding by
government ofCommonwealth of Dominica.
B. Couple Application
(Main Applicant + Spouse)
Contribution of US$175,000 qualifies both main
applicantand the spouse.
C. Family Application
(Applicant + up to 3 qualifying
dependents*)Contribution of
US$200,000 to NDF.
Extra contribution of US$25,000 required for each
additionaldependent.
*Qualifying dependents includes Spouse, Children below the
age of 31;Parents or Grandparents of the Main Applicant or
spouse above the age of 55 (dependent parents can be in an
application together even if one of them is aged 55 and above).
II.Property Investment
Purchase of Government approved real estate with
minimumvalue of US$200,000.
The government fees for the Real Estate option are as
follows:
Single Applicant (only the investor): US$25,000.
Couple or up to Family of 4 (Main Applicant
+ up to 3qualifying dependents): US$35,000.
Family of 6 (Main Applicant + up to 5
dependents):US$50,000.
Family of 7 or more: (Main Applicant + 6
or moredependents): US$70,000.
APPLICATION FEES
Applicable fees for both the NDF and Property options:
Due Diligence background-checking Fee
Main Applicant: US$7,500.
Spouse: US$4,000 (reduced from standard fees of US$ 7,500)
Other Dependents aged 16 and above: US$4,000 each.
Government Processing Fee
Per Application: US$1,000 (reduced from standard
fees of US$3,000)
Certificate of Naturalization Fee
Per Person: US$250 (reduced from standard fees of US$ 750)
Passport Issuance Fee
Per Person: US$75 for regular service (issued in 6 to
15 days)or US$1,200 for an express service (issued
in 4 to 6 days).
Legal Fee
To be discussed: May vary depending on the
number of applicants. This includes the Local
Service Provider fees and agent fees.
A breakdown of the total cost will be provided
upon request.
All the Government Fees might vary due to changes by Government of Commonwealth of Dominica.

5. PROCEDURE
The following table breaks down the application process into basic
steps.Each step must be completed before continuing to next.
Within 1-3 weeks
DOCUMENTS
COMPLETION
&
SUBMISSION
STEP 1
• Payment of Initial fees.
• Completions of all the required documents &
Forms.
• Basic initial approval after all documents is
provided and reviewed.
STEP 2
• Second Payment as per the invoice.
• Citizenship application submission to the CBIU.
1 to 3 weeks CONFIRMATION
STEP 3
• Confirmation from the CBIU for receiving all
documents in order.
• Background check starts.
Up to 4 months
DUE DILIGENCE
&
APPROVAL
STEP 4
• Background checking completes within 90 days.
• CBIU issues Approval Comfort letter.
STEP 5
• Full Payment due within 30-45 days.
STEP 6
• Certificate of Naturalization (CON) issued within 14
– 20 days
• Passport issued after the CON.

7. REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
1.*QUESTIONNAIRE (DQ).
2. *CLIENT AGREEMENT (DA).
3. *LIMITED POWER OF ATTORNEY (DPOA).
4. * D1 – DISCLOSURE FORM.
5. * TWO (2) SET OF APPLICATION FORM 12 FOR EACH APPLICANT.
6. * D2 – FINGERPRINT AND PHOTOGRAPH VERIFICATION FORM.
7. * D3 – MEDICAL QUESTIONNAIRE AND CERTIFICATE.
8. URINE & BLOOD TEST + HIV TEST.
9. * D4 – INVESTMENT AGREEMENT (NDF OPTION) or S&P AGREEMENT.
10. *PASSPORT APPLICATION FORM (FORM A).
11. EIGHT (8) PASSPORT SIZE PHOTOS FOR EACH APPLICANT.
12. PASSPORT COPY (RESIDENCE PERMIT/VISA COPY).
13. NATIONAL ID/SOCIAL SECURITY CARD.
14. BIRTH CERTIFICATE.
15. DRIVER LICENSE.
16. MILITARY SERVICE or EXEMPTION CARD.
17. MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE/DIVORCE CERTIFICATE (IF REQUIRED).
18. POLICE CLEARANCE RECORD, from country of birth and country of residence (if different) for each applicant sixteen
(16) years and over. For children twelve to fifteen (12-15), sworn affidavit by parent that child does not have criminal record.
19. PROOF OF RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS.
20. DETAILED RESUME/BUSINESS BACKGROUND REPORTS (CV).
21. DEGREE CERTIFICATE (Notarized copies of university or college diplomas) Or Enrolment Letter from University, college
or international recognized Academic institutes for children aged over 18, Letter from school for children aged from 12 to 18.
22. ONE (1) PROFESSIONAL REFERENCE LETTER OF EMPLOYMENT/FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
23. BANK REFERENCE LETTER from Personal account. The account must be active and operational for minimum 2 years.
24. BANK STATEMENTS (recent 12 Months).
25. EVIDENCE OF INCOME/ PROFESSION/WEALTH.
26. *LETTERS TO THE CITIZENSHIP UNIT (Affidavit of source of funds, Letter to the Minister, Oath, etc.)
27. PROOF OF PAYMENT OF RELEVANT FEES.
*All documents with (*) will be provided by us once initial payment is received.
Note: Documents provided must be in English or legally translated and

8. The Commonwealth of Dominica has been offering a citizenship by
investment programme since 1993, making it one of the oldest
citizenship programmes.
The programme is regulated under the guidelines of the Commonwealth of Dominica
Citizenship by Investment Act. An investor may qualify for citizenship through a
donation to the government fund or investment in real estate
The Commonwealth of Dominica is located 1400 miles south from the coast of Miami.It is
more popularly known as the nature island and English is the official language on the
island. There are over 365 rivers flowing through Dominica’s unique rainforests and
mountains.
DOMINICA
Citizenship by Investment Programme

9. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
► Main applicant should be at least 18 years old.
► Applicant should have no previous criminal record and must be of good character.
► Applicant should be in good health.
► Applicant must be able to make the full investment amount within the time-frame set by the
government.
PROCESS
Global Migrate shall assist the client
throughout the wholeapplication
process.
The CBIU will instruct several established
due diligence agencies to carry out a
detailedbackground check on each
applicant.
If the CBIU is satisfied with the
application, the unit will approve the
application and the client will be
instructed to make the outstanding
investment
Global Migrate will thereafter apply for
the citizenship certificates andpassports.
CONTRIBUTION TO THE GOVERNMENT FUND
The government fund has been designed to generate finance in order to support publicor
private sector projects. The following public sector projects have been identified for
financing under the programme:
Building of schools
National sports stadium
Renovation of hospitals
Promotion of the offshore sector
BENEFITS
► No residency requirements.
► Visa free travel to over 110
countries including the UK,
Schengen region, Singapore,
and Hong Kong.
► No interview requirements.
► No language requirements.
► Ability to work and reside in
Dominica.
► Limited taxation: no wealth, gift,
foreign income, or capitalgains
tax.
► Completely private application
process.
► Dual Citizenship is accepted in
Dominica.

10. The following fees shall be applicable through.
➢ The government contribution route:
Family size
Donation amount $100,000 $175,000 $200,000
Due Diligence fees $7,500 $11,500 $11,500
Processing fees $1,000 $1,000 $1,000
Certificate of naturalization fees $250 $500 $1,000
➢ REAL ESTATE
The government has also introduced an option to invest in real estate. The followingfees
for the real estate option shall be applicable:
Family size
Donation amount $200,000 $200,000 $200,000
Due Diligence fees $7,500 $11,500 $11,500
Government fees $25,000 $35,000 $35,000
Processing fees $1,000 $1,000 $1,000
Certificate of naturalization fees $250 $500 $1,000
*The above fees are denoted in US dollars and are subject to change. Fees for larger families can be provided on request.
*An additional professional fees and third-party fee shall be applicable.
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➢ US$50,000 for a family of up to six persons including the main applicant and
up to five dependants other than a dependant sibling
➢ US$70,000 for a family of seven persons or more including the main
applicant and at least six dependants other than a dependant sibling
➢ US$50,000 for a sibling of the main applicant or of the spouse of the main
applicant aged 18-25
➢ US$25,000 for a sibling of the main applicant or of the spouse of the main
applicant below the age of 18

11. Additional Fees
In addition to the capital required for Dominica real estate investment, the
following fees are also applicable:
Processing fees – USD $1,000 per application
Due diligence fees – USD 7,500 for the main applicant, USD $4,000 for a
spouse and USD $4,000 for any dependants aged 16 or above.
In some cases, additional due diligence fees may be required depending on
current citizenship status, and other personal circumstances.
Certificate of naturalisation fee – USD $250 per person
Expedited passport issuance fee – USD $1,200 per person
GMD fee – USD $10,000 for single applicant & USD $15,000 for family
*The above fees are denoted in US dollars and are subject to change. Fees for larger
families can be provided on request.
*An additional professional fees and third-party fee shall be applicable.
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12. The Dominica Passport Visa Free Countries List 2022
The permitted duration of stay and terms and conditions for Dominica passport holders traveling as
tourists Visa-free, with a Visa on Arrival or an eVisa
Europe
Country Visa
Free
Visa
on
Arrival
eTA
(Electronic
Travel
Authorization)
Duration of stay
Andorra ✓ Dominica passport holders are allowed to
stay for 90 days
Armenia ✓ Obtainable on arrival at Zvartnots
International Airport in Yerevan, or prior to
travel online. Maximum stay for holders of a
Dominica passport who are travelling as a
tourist is 120 days.
Austria ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days within 180 days
Belarus ✓ A maximum of 30 days stay is allowed, and
travel must be through the Minsk
International Airport in Belarus.
Belgium ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days within 180 days
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days
Bulgaria ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days within 180 days
Croatia ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days within 180 days
Cyprus ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days within 180 days
Czech
Republic
✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Denmark ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Estonia ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Finland ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
France ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Germany ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Greece ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Hungary ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Iceland ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Ireland ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 3

13. months
Italy ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Latvia ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Liechtenstein ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Lithuania ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Luxembourg ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Malta ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Moldova ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for can
stay for 90 days of a total 180 days
Monaco ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Montenegro ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days in Montenegro
Netherlands ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Norway ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Poland ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Portugal ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Romania ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days
Russian
Federation
✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days
San Marino ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days
Serbia ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Slovakia ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Slovenia ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Spain ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Sweden ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Switzerland ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
Ukraine ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90
days of a total 180 days in the Schengen Area
United
Kingdom
✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 6
months
Vatican City ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90

14. days
Americas
Country Visa
free
Visa
on
arrival
eTA (Electronic
Travel
Authorization)
Duration of stay
Argentina ✓ Holders of Dominica passports have a
maximum stay of 90 days provided that the
holder has a printed approved Electronic
Travel Authorization (ETA) for Argentina.
Belize ✓ Dominica passport holders are allowed 6
months stay in Belize. Indefinite stay is granted
to holders of a CARICOM Certificate of skills.
Bolivia ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90 days
Brazil ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90 days
within 6 months
Colombia ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90-180
days within one year
Costa Rica ✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 30 days
Ecuador ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90 days
Guyana ✓ Valid for 6 months; holders of a Caricom
Certificate of Skills can stay longer
Nicaragua ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90 days
Panama ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 180
days
Peru ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay 183 days
Suriname ✓ Dominica passport holders are allowed 6
months stay in Suriname. Indefinite stay is
granted to holders of a CARICOM Certificate of
skills.
Uruguay ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90 days
Venezuela ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90 days
Asia
Country Visa
free
Visa
on
arrival
eTA (Electronic
Travel
Authorization)
Duration of stay
Bangladesh ✓ Visa on arrival is required and a maximum stay
of 30 days will be granted for tourism.
Cambodia ✓ Visa on arrival is required and a maximum stay
of 30 days will be granted for tourism.
China ✓
Indonesia ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 30 days
Iran ✓
Israel ✓
Jordan ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for up to
60 days.
Laos ✓
Malaysia ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 30 days

15. Maldives ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 30 days
and extendable
Nepal ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90 days
Philippines ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 30 days
Singapore ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 30 days
South
Korea
✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90 days
Sri Lanka ✓ Electronic Travel Authorisation required,
available via online application
Timor-
Leste
✓ Only available at the following entry points:
Presidente Nicolau Lobato International
Airport or at the Dili Sea Port.
Uzbekistan ✓ Dominica citizens are allowed to stay for 30
days
Africa
Country Visa
free
Visa
on
arrival
eTA (Electronic
Travel
Authorization)
Duration of stay
Botswana ✓ Dominica passport holders are allowed to
spend 90 days within one calendar year
Cape Verde ✓ The Visa on arrival is only available at the
following airports: Nelson Mandela
International Airport, Cesária Évora Airport,
Amílcar Cabral International Airport and
Aristides Pereira International Airport.
Comoros
Islands
✓ Valid for 90 days
Egypt ✓ Valid for 30 days
Eswatini
(Swaziland)
✓ Dominica citizens are allowed to stay for 30
days
Gambia ✓ Dominica citizens are allowed to stay for 90
days
Guinea-
Bissau
✓ Dominica citizens are allowed for 90 days
Kenya ✓ Dominica citizens are allowed to stay for 90
days
Lesotho ✓ Dominica citizens are allowed to stay for 90
day
Madagascar ✓
Malawi ✓ Dominica citizens are allowed to stay for 90
days
Mauritania ✓ Traveller must arrive at Nouakchott–
Oumtounsy International Airport.
Mauritius ✓ Dominica citizens are allowed to stay for 90
days
Mozambique ✓ Obtainable at all entry points, valid for 30 days
provided you can prove your visiting for a
holiday. Passport must have 6 months’ validity
Rwanda ✓ Valid for 30 days

16. Senegal ✓ Dominica passport holders are allowed to stay
for 30 days
Seychelles ✓
Sierra Leone ✓
Somalia ✓ Available at: Bosaso Airport, Galcaio Airport,
and Mogadishu Airport.
Tanzania ✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 90 days
Togo ✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 7 days
Uganda ✓ Apply online to get preliminary approval which
is subject to verification and validation at the
point of entry
Zambia ✓ Business visa valid for 30 days, tourist visa
valid for 90 days
Caribbean
Country Visa
free
Visa
on
arrival
eTA (Electronic
Travel
Authorization)
Duration of stay
Antigua
and
Barbuda
✓ Freedom of movement for Organization of
Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) states; ID card
valid. Maximum of 180 days stay for holders of
a Dominica Passport.
Bahamas ✓ Dominica passport holders are allowed a stay
of up to 90 days.
Barbados ✓ Valid for 6 months; holders of a Caricom
Certificate of Skills can stay longer
Cuba ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 28 days
Dominica
n
Republic
✓ Dominica nationals can stay for up to 90 days.
Grenada ✓ Freedom of movement for OECS states; ID card
valid
Haiti ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 90 days
Jamaica ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 6
months; holders of a Caricom Certificate of
Skills can stay longer
St. Kitts
and Nevis
✓ Freedom of movement for OECS states; ID card
valid
St. Lucia ✓ Freedom of movement for OECS countries; ID
card valid

17. St. Vincent
and
Grenadine
s
✓ Freedom of movement for OECS states; ID card
valid
Trinidad
and
Tobago
✓ Caricom Certificate of Skills can stay longer,
normally valid for 6 months
Oceania
Country Visa
free
Visa
on
arrival
eTA (Electronic
Travel
Authorization)
Duration of stay
Fiji ✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 4 months
Micronesi
a
✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 30 days
Palau ✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 30 days
Samoa ✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 60 days
Solomon
Islands
✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 3 months
Tonga ✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 31 days
Tuvalu ✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 1 month
Vanuatu ✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 30 days
Territories
Territory Visa
free
Visa
on
arrival
eTA (Electronic
Travel
Authorization)
Duration of stay
Anguilla ✓ Dominica citizens can stay for up to 3
months
Aruba ✓ Stay of 30 permitted with a maximum of 180
days per one year
Bermuda ✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for 21
days, extendable up to 6 months
Bonaire;
St.
Eustatius
and Saba
✓ Permitted to stay for 90 days
British
Virgin
Islands
✓ Dominica passport holders can stay for up to
90 days
Cayman
Islands
✓ up to 6 months
Cook
Islands
✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 31 days
Curacao ✓ 30 days with the option of staying for up to
180 days in one year
Gibraltar ✓ Dominica passport holders are allowed to
stay for 6 months

18. Greenland ✓ Greenland is part of Denmark but not
Schengen. You must apply for a visa via the
Danish embassy
Faroe
Islands
✓ The Faroe Islands are part of Denmark but
not Schengen. You must apply for a visa via
the Danish embassy
French
Guiana
✓ up to 3 months in a 6-month period
French
Polynesia
✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 90 days
within 180 days
French
West
Indies
✓ up to 3 months in a 6-month period
Hong
Kong (SAR
China)
✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 90 days
Kosovo ✓ Dominica passport holders are allowed to
stay for 90 days within a 6-month period
Macao
(SAR
China)
✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 90 days
Montserra
t
✓ Dominica citizens can stay for up to 6
months
New
Caledonia
✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 90 days
within 180 days
Niue ✓ Holders of a Dominica passport can spend
up to 30 days in Niue.
Palestine
Territorie
s
✓ 21 days, no access to Gaza by sea
St. Helena ✓ medical cover required; Dominica passport
holders can stay for up to 183 days
St.
Maarten
✓ Dominica passport holders are allowed to
stay for 90 days
St. Pierre
and
Miquelon
✓ up to 3 months in a 6-month period
St. Vincent
and the
Grenadine
s
✓
Wallis and
Futuna
Islands
✓ Dominica citizens can stay for 90 days
within 180 days
Turks and
Caicos
Islands
✓ Dominica citizens are allowed to stay for 90
days

19. IMF: DOMINICA PROJECTED TO GROW ANNUALLY BY 5%
FROM 2022 – CARICOM BUSINESS
The IMF is projecting that Dominica will record sustained annual growth of 5% from 2022 thru 2026.
Coming at the conclusion of its article IV consultation, the IMF noted that the growth outlook is promising,
supported by the large public investment program and the projected gradual recovery in tourism with added
hotel capacity.
However, the Fund also noted that with public debt approaching 106% of GDP after the pandemic, passing
the Fiscal Responsibility Bill will support public debt reduction and the sustainability of the government’s
development plan. It also recommends that the authorities should consider the allocation of a portion of CBI
revenue to build an insurance framework against natural disasters and debt reduction (at least 10% of GDP
plus annual savings of about 1.5 % of GDP to ensure its long-term sustainability).
On the financial sector front, the IMF recommends that priority should be given to the capitalization of credit
unions and the reduction of non-performing loans (NPLs). NPLs remain high, in the range of 11-14% of loans
for banks and 10-17 % for credit unions (the prudential benchmark is 5% in both sectors). (IMF)

20. WHYSHOULD YOU
CHOOSE TO BECOME A CITIZEN OF DOMINICA :
VISA-FREE ACCESS TO 147 COUNTRIES, INCLUDING THE EU,
UK, IRELAND, AND CHINA.
LOW INVESTMENT THRESHOLD.
THE PROGRAM TARGETED FAMILIES, WITH A SUCCESSFUL
APPLICATION COVERING MAIN CANDIDATE, SPOUSE, CHILDREN AND
WITH THE OPTION OF ADDING FURTHER DEPENDENTS I.E. PARENTS.
NO INCOME, NO WEALTH, OR NO INHERITANCE TAX DOMINICA
IS ALSO FREE OF COVID-19
IT ONLY TAKES 6-8 MONTHS (APPROX.) TO GET YOUR
CITIZENSHIP APPLICATION APPROVED AND GET DELIVERED
DOMINICAN PASSPORT

21. Apply for Dominica Citizenship by Investment Programme
Dominica Map in The Caribbean

22. The Payment Structure
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1
4
3
2
DOMINICA CITIZENSHIP
Fourth step
After the final approval
pay the remaining amount as per the contract.
Third step
Received an official letter of success of the case
(Final Approval from Dominica Government)
Second step
Translate the documents and we will send all documents
tothe authority to process your application (due diligence)
Main applicant : US$ 7,500
Dependents above the age of 16yrs :US$ 4,000 each
Global Migrate and govt fee: US$ 10,000
First step
Initial deposit for pre-approval request, fully refundable
if it fails, as long as you do not have a criminal record.
US$ 5,000

23. Chart of continuous growth of Dominica passport validity in the last 20 years
Dominica Passport
160
2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020
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DOMINICA CITIZENSHIP
125
112114 116
140
147
131
89 90 93
100
75 75 78 80 84 86
53
58 60
45
50
YEAR

24. Tue 25/2/2020
A visa waiver agreement between the United Arab Emirates and the Commonwealth of Dominica
detailing the immigration entry privileges to which citizens of each country are entitled comes into
force.
The agreement, signed by Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit and Reem bint Ibrahim Al Hashemy,
Minister of State for International Cooperation, formalises arrangements under which holders of
UAE diplomatic, official, special, and ordinary passports can obtain visa-free entry to Dominica.
Under this agreement,
Holders of Commonwealth of Dominica diplomatic and official passports will be entitled to visas
on arrival at UAE ports of entry.
Holders of ordinary Dominican passports will be able to secure e-visas for entry to the UAE via
official UAE websites.
Commenting on the agreement, Hubert Charles, Ambassador of the Commonwealth of Dominica
to the UAE, stated, "The visa waiver agreement is yet another important step in the development of
strong bilateral relations between the Commonwealth of Dominica and this dynamic country.
It not only facilitates official travel but introduces predictability and certainty on the part of
citizens of both countries interested in travel for tourism, investment, trade and cultural purposes."
UAE & Dominica
Visa Waiver
Agreement

25. The visa waiver agreement comes in the wake of the recent official opening of the Embassy of
Dominica in Abu Dhabi, which enables Dominican diplomats to pursue collaboration and
development cooperation with UAE Government representatives in the political, economic, and
cultural areas.
As noted by Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit at the opening ceremony in January, the Embassy is
also engaged in the provision of consular services to citizens and investors, including the "small
but dynamic" community of citizens residing in the UAE.
The Commonwealth of Dominica is known for its longstanding Citizenship by Investment, CBI,
Programme which extends the rights of citizenship to deserving individuals and families seeking to
expand their options for travel and investment activities.
Ranked first in the world for three consecutive years in the prestigious CBI Index, published by
Professional Wealth Management, a Financial Times publication, Dominica’s CBI Programme is
known for its integrity, transparency, and good reputation. Under the CBI Programme, applicants
who pass all due diligence checks can obtain citizenship by contributing to the Economic
Diversification Fund or investing in pre-approved real estate.

26. Dominica Tourist Visa for United Kingdom (6 Month Visa Free Period)
Key Information
Citizens Of: Dominica
Travelling To: United Kingdom
Visa Status: Visa Free Travel
Maximum Stay: 6 months
Citizens of The Commonwealth of Dominica can enter The United Kingdom without a visa for up to 6 months.

27. Dominica citizens can travel without visas to the Schengen countries.

28. The Commonwealth of Dominica, represented by Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit and China, represented by the
new Chinese ambassador to Dominica, Lin Xianjiang, signed a visa-waiver agreement on the 22nd of November
2021, in the Dominican capital of Roseau. The agreement gave the citizens of both countries the privilege to travel
to the other without the need to obtain a prior visa.
Dominica’s Prime Minister was elated to announce the good news on his Facebook social media account,
describing it as a significant achievement between the two countries.
The visa-waiver agreement takes effect immediately, meaning Dominica
passport holders can now travel visa-free to China and China passport
holders can now travel to Dominica without a visa.
Dominica and China have had excellent bilateral relations since 2004 which was further strengthened and
deepened when the two countries signed an agreement in 2013 to allow holders of diplomatic passports to be
exempted from visas. Over the past years, the country has entered cooperation in various fields, most notably,
culture, education, and health.
After this latest development, the number of countries Dominica passport holders can travel to visa-free, which
now stands at more than 140 countries and territories, will increase even more. This includes various sought-after
tourist and business destinations, such as the member countries of the Schengen Area, and the UK. On the other
hand, China will add Dominica to its current visa-free countries list which stands at more than 70.
The addition of China offers a plethora of opportunities, being one of the most lucrative countries in terms of
business with the second biggest economy in the world. It will boost the prominence of the Dominica passport to
those who want to acquire it via Dominica citizenship by investment program.

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