Dominica – The Nature Island Dominica is a beautiful island in the Lesser Antilles region of the Caribbean Sea. It is located to the southeast of Guadeloupe and the northwest of Martinique. Dominica covers 290 square miles with the highest elevation point being Mount Morne Diablotins at 4,747 ft.
Dominica has a population of c. 72,000 with the vast majority of Dominicans being of African descent. There is also a small European origin minority as well as a handful of Lebanese, Syrians and Asians. The country’s official language is English.Dominica is a parliamentary democracy within the Commonwealth of Nations and, since 1979, a member of La Francophonie. The island’s currency, the East Caribbean Dollar, is pegged to the US Dollar.
Striving towards its ultimate goal of national development, the Government of Dominica established the Economic Citizenship Program in 1993. The program has a long and reputable history. Those meeting the requirements of the program are rewarded with full citizenship, including a passport and the right to permanently reside and work in the country.
One of the ways to obtain citizenship is by making an investment of US$ 220,000 plus associated government fees into a government approved real estate project.
- Citizenship for life, including an unlimited number of eligible dependents, passed down to generations (applicants are not required to visit or reside on the island)
- Passports are issued in approximately 90-120 days of filing an application
- Generous tax regime – no wealth, gift, inheritance, foreign income or capital gains tax
- With the currency pegged to the US dollar, a favorable business development environment
- Visa free travel to over 120 countries including the United Kingdom, Schengen countries, Hong Kong, Singapore and many others.
- Full residency status and the right to work in Dominica
