DominicaInvestment
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The real-estate option requires purchasing a unit of an Approved Project under the Citizenship by Investment Programme.
To qualify for Dominican citizenship under the real estate option of its Citizenship by Investment Programme, an applicant must purchase a unit of an Approved Project worth at least US$200,000 .
The unit must be purchased from an Approved Project for at least US$200,000. Government fees are separate: US$75,000 for the main applicant; US$100,000 for the main applicant and up to three dependants; US$25,000 for each additional dependant under 18; US$40,000 for each additional qualified dependant aged 18 or older; plus a processing fee of US$1,000 per application and due-diligence fees of US$7,500 for the main applicant and US$4,000 for dependants aged 16 or above.
To gain Dominican citizenship through the real estate option, an applicant must purchase a unit from an Approved Project for at least US$200,000.
If the application for Dominica citizenship by real estate investment is approved, the following government fees also apply: US$75,000 (seventy-five thousand United States dollars) for the main applicant; US$100,000 (one hundred thousand United States dollars) for the main applicant and up to three dependants; US$25,000 (twenty-five thousand United States dollars) for each additional dependant under the age of 18; US$40,000 (forty thousand United States dollars) for each additional qualified dependant aged 18 years of age or older.
In addition to the capital required for Dominica real estate investment, the following fees are also applicable: Processing fees – US$1,000 per application; Due diligence fees – US$7,500 for the main applicant, US$4,000 for any dependants aged 16 or above;
The approved real estate must be held for three years from the date citizenship is granted, or five years when the future purchaser is also a Citizenship by Investment applicant. The official source does not state physical-presence conditions.
Real estate must be held for either three years from the date citizenship is granted or, if the future purchaser is also a Citizenship by Investment applicant, five years from the date citizenship is granted.
The applicant can include their spouse, children and dependant parents, who gain access to the same rights and privileges; the page lists full residence status including working rights as a benefit.
Yes, your family can also qualify for Dominican citizenship if you invest in real estate. The Citizenship by Investment Programme allows you to include your spouse, children, and even dependant parents in your application. This provision enables families to benefit from citizenship, providing them with access to the same rights and privileges.
Full residence status — including working rights
On approval, applicants obtain Dominican citizenship and can apply for a Dominican passport. The official source does not state what happens to the property after the holding period.
Applicants will receive their Dominican citizenship and can apply for their new passport.
Upon receiving approval, you will obtain your citizenship, allowing you to apply for a Dominican passport.
These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.
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