Guides to Dominica citizenship
Each guide is written by Darya Melnik, checked against the Citizenship by Investment Unit of Dominica and BRIDGES published data, and dated. Start with the complete guide if you are new to the programme.
Dominica Citizenship by Investment in 2026: The Complete Guide
How Dominica citizenship by investment works in 2026: the $200,000 EDF and real estate routes, eligibility, family, the interview, timelines, the passport, the new 30-day presence rule and the EU question. Written by Darya Melnik.
How Much Dominica Citizenship Costs in 2026: EDF, Real Estate and Every Official Fee
The real cost of Dominica citizenship in 2026: $200,000 EDF contribution or $200,000 real estate plus government fees from $75,000, processing, due diligence, certificate and interview fees, family surcharges and worked examples.
Dominica Citizenship Application in 2026: Step by Step, Documents and Timeline
How to apply for Dominica citizenship by investment in 2026: the authorised agent, Forms 12 and D1 to D4, police certificates, medical tests, due diligence, the online interview, approval in principle, the oath and realistic timelines.
Dominica Citizenship for the Family in 2026: Spouse, Children, Parents and Grandparents
Who can be included in a Dominica citizenship application in 2026: spouse, children up to 30 in education, unmarried daughters under 25, parents and grandparents over 65, fees per family member and adding children after citizenship.
The Dominica Passport in 2026: Visa-Free Countries, Schengen, UK and What Is Changing
What the Dominica passport gives in 2026: 142 destinations without a prior visa, Schengen 90 days, China visa-free, why the UK and US require visas, validity and renewal, taxes, dual citizenship and the EU deadline of 2028.
Dominica vs Other Caribbean Citizenship Programmes in 2026: St Kitts, Grenada, Antigua, St Lucia
How Dominica compares with St Kitts and Nevis, Grenada, Antigua and Barbuda and St Lucia in 2026: minimum investment, real estate holding period, timelines, UK access, the E-2 treaty and shared risks.