Dominica – Citizenship by Investment

Dominica – Citizenship by Investment

Overview:  Looking for a place where lush rainforests meet sparkling seas?  Dominica is a Caribbean gem bursting with waterfalls, hot springs, and vibrant culture.  It’s pure paradise for nature lovers.

The Dominica Citizenship-by-Investment programme was established in 1991 and to-date more than 2000 families have received Dominican Citizenship.

Dominica or the Commonwealth of Dominica is an island located between the French Islands of Martinique and Guadeloupe, and one of the most beautiful countries in the Caribbean.  Dominica is an independent English-speaking Island.  The island has a pleasant climate.  The island’s 800 square kilometers are home to over 65,000 inhabitants, with around 3,000 being the last surviving native Carib people in the Caribbean.  The island has an almost non-existent crimen rate.    The currency Is the Eastern Caribbean dollar.

Take Away Points

🌴 Gain second citizenship quickly and securely
💼 Enjoy visa-free travel to over 140 destinations
🏝 Benefit from a peaceful, tax-friendly environment
📈 Access global business and investment opportunities
🏠 Include your family in one simple application

Images of Dominica: A slideshow

Where the island breathes, untouched and alive.
Dominica reveals itself in rain, rhythm, and raw green power.

A Dominican beach at sunset

Aerial picture of Trafalgar Falls on the island of Dominica

Aerial View of Our Lady of Fair Haven Cathedral After Hurricane Damage, Roseau 2018

Beautiful rainbow and storm clouds over Roseau, Dominica.

Bishop Arnold Boghaert Catholic center – colonial architecture, Roseau, Dominica

Antigua / Dominica 2021

Caribbean architecture along King George V Street, Roseau, Dominica

colorful clothes market in Roseau, Dominica

Colorful houses along Dominicas shore showcase Caribbean charm and vibrant culture

Dominica Roseau Street View after rain

The world’s second largest boiling lake, aerials.

Explore the tranquil waters of Indian River in Dominica on a sunny day in a colorful boat

Fishermen preparing todays catch for direct selling to the people at the harbor, local fish market

Flag of Dominica

Fort Shirley is part of the Cabrits National Park, This fortress is most famously known for a revolt by African slave soldiers in 1802.

Glassy Point, Dominica

Indian River canoe

Male Swimming Under Waterfall in Dominica

Pointe Baptiste beach, Calibishie, Dominica

Caribbean shots taken in and around Roseau, Dominica in April of 2023.

Roseau, cruise port and capital city of Dominica, Caribbean

Roseau, Dominica, Caribbean

Scotts Head, Dominica

Stunning aerial view of Roseau in Dominica with hills and harbor at sunset

Trafalgar Falls waterfall in Dominica, Caribbean.

Tropical Beach Scene on Dominica With Palm Trees and Kayaks

Woman walking down Jacko Steps to Layou River, Dominica

TRAVEL WARNINGS OF DOMINICA

• Hurricane season runs from June to November. Storms can cause flooding and landslides. Check weather updates before travel.
• Roads are narrow, winding, and poorly lit in mountain areas. Drive slowly and avoid night travel if possible.
• Petty theft can happen in tourist areas. Keep valuables secure and lock hotel rooms and rental cars.
• Hiking trails can be slippery and dangerous after rain. Use a local guide and carry proper gear.
• Medical facilities are limited outside Roseau. Travel insurance with evacuation coverage is recommended.