Nicaragua Permanent Residence — Investor or Immigrant with Capital
Permanent-residence route for an investor registered and certified by MIFIC.
- Investment required
- USD 30,000 the lowest published threshold
- Can bring
- — Not stated in the official source
- Requirements
- 13 each quoted below
Who this route is for
Every item below is the government’s own wording, quoted from the official source. Whether you personally qualify depends on your full profile.
13 requirements quoted from the official source.
- Application To Dgme Or Consulate
Residence is requested from DGME in Nicaragua or through a Nicaraguan mission abroad.
via legislacion.asamblea.gob.ni - Birth Or Naturalisation Certificate
A birth or naturalisation certificate must establish identity and civil status.
via spiex.gob.ni - Character and security
An authenticated criminal-record certificate from the relevant country of origin or residence is required for adults.
via spiex.gob.ni - Company Or Merchant Registration
Certified company incorporation or merchant registration is required.
via spiex.gob.ni - Eligibility summary
The investment must be registered and certified by MIFIC.
- Investment Plan And Support
The investment plan and supporting source and asset documents must be supplied.
via spiex.gob.ni - Investment Registered With Mific
The investment must be registered and certified by MIFIC.
- Mific Investment Certificate
The residence file requires the MIFIC investment-registration certificate.
via spiex.gob.ni - Minimum Registered Investment Usd
The government investor guide states a USD 30,000 minimum for foreign-investment registration.
via spiex.gob.ni · checked 2026-07-27 - Municipal And Tax Registration
Municipal and tax registrations must be current.
via spiex.gob.ni - Return Ticket Guarantee Deposit
A guarantee deposit equivalent to return travel may apply unless a statutory exemption is available.
via legislacion.asamblea.gob.ni - Spanish Or Translated Documents
Documents must be in Spanish or translated into Spanish.
via spiex.gob.ni - Verification Visit
The investment-registration process includes verification of the enterprise.
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- How and where to apply
The applicant must complete the prescribed residence application.
via spiex.gob.ni - Medical screening
A health certificate issued by a competent authority is required.
via spiex.gob.ni - Official source basis
The investment must be registered and certified by MIFIC.
- Passport or travel document
A valid passport or accepted CA-4 identity document must be provided.
via spiex.gob.ni - Report summary
The investment must be registered and certified by MIFIC.
Who you can bring
What the source prices
- Renewable Up To Years
The current permanent-residence authorisation may be granted for up to five renewable years.
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Straight answers
01Who qualifies for this route to Nicaragua?
Permanent-residence route for an investor registered and certified by MIFIC.
02How much money do I need?
Every answer is quoted from the official pgr.gob.ni page for this route, last read 2026-07-27.
We checked 19 points against the official source; 19 are quoted on this page. The other 0 are either not addressed by the source or not yet backed by a quote — we would rather show you the edge of the record than fill it with a plausible guess.
See the 0 open points
Fees and processing time are not published in the official source for this route. We publish a number only when the official text states that number.
Not stated in the official source — the official source names no exclusion for this route.
Where every quote comes from
Official government source pgr.gob.niLast read 2026-07-27 Every quote on this page is from this Nicaragua government page.Investment routes in other countries
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