Dominica Allows Agents to Submit Citizenship by Investment Applications Online

"Pursuant to guidance issued by the Government of the Commonwealth of Dominica to ensure containment and to prevent transmission of Covid-19, the Citizenship by Investment Unit will […] operate remotely and will accept complete applications uploaded through our online portal," reads the statement signed by Ambassador Emmanuel Nanthan, Head of the CBIU. "Pursuant to guidance issued by the Government of the Commonwealth ofDominicato ensure containment and to prevent transmission of Covid-19,...

"Pursuant to guidance issued by the Government of the Commonwealth of Dominica to ensure containment and to prevent transmission of Covid-19, the Citizenship by Investment Unit will […] operate remotely and will accept complete applications uploaded through our online portal," reads the statement signed by Ambassador Emmanuel Nanthan, Head of the CBIU.

The most direct and affordable route to Dominican citizenship is to contribute to the Economic Diversification Fund (EDF). This is a government fund used to sponsor transformative projects across the island. Economic citizens' contributions to the EDF have enabled Dominica to, among others, modernise its road network, build new public housing, invest in green energy and rehabilitate the countless natural sites across the island. Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit called CBI Dominica's "lifeline".

Alternatively, those who wish to obtain Dominica's valuable citizenship can invest in pre-approved real estate, which comprises luxury resorts and hotels. Together, the two channels of investment under the CBI Programme set the foundation for an emerging ecotourism sector. Building upon its abundance of greenery and healthy lifestyle, Dominica has focused on the quality – not quantity –  of tourists, thus "carving a niche of its own", according to a recent documentary filmed by FT Specialist.

The sparsely populated rainforests covering the island are home to a diverse flora, exotic fruits, hot springs, waterfalls, rivers and hiking trails, surrounded by sperm whales and an enchanting marine life. The Financial Times' fDi Intelligence believes that Dominica, also known as the 'Nature Isle of the Caribbean', is one of the top tourism destinations of the future, specialising in ecotourism and wellness.

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