Worldway Comprehensive News: Dominica is a Caribbean island nation located in Central America, boasting vast tropical rainforests and unparalleled natural scenery. With its rich tourism resources, it has consistently been rated as one of the world's top 25 travel destinations. This year, the Minister of Tourism of Dominica also announced an increase in tourism investment for the new year. Currently, the minimum investment for immigration to Dominica is only $100,000, allowing individuals to obtain a Commonwealth passport, a price that is increasingly attracting attention from investors. The pleasant scenery of Dominica is an absolute draw for those looking to immigrate, and we recommend several must-visit attractions.
Dominica is an island nation with blue seas and skies, rolling hills, and beautiful scenery. The island is lush year-round, filled with exotic flowers, tropical plants, and stunning landscapes; it features picturesque tropical rainforests, refreshing coral viewing areas, the world-famous boiling lake, the only existing active boiling lake, steaming volcanic eruption sites, enchanting sulfur springs, and a natural oxygen bar, making it one of the Caribbean's top tourist destinations.
Roseau
Roseau is located on the west coast of Dominica and is the capital and largest, oldest city of the country. The city developed on land covered with reeds and is the oldest and most important settlement in Dominica. In 1978, the Commonwealth of Dominica gained independence and Roseau was designated as the capital.
Middleham Falls

[Middleham Falls]
Middleham Falls is located in the pristine rainforest. It is a masterpiece of nature, a gift from the heavens, cascading down from a small hill in the rainforest, approximately 200 feet high, flowing into a blue pool. The water in the pool is very clean and clear, allowing visitors to swim to cool off. Many locals go to swim in the pool beneath Middleham Falls during the hot summer months. The mist from the waterfall is significant, sometimes creating rainbows. If you are lucky enough, you may see a rainbow hanging over the waterfall, showcasing the wonders of nature.
Cape Trafalgar
Cape Trafalgar is a small village in Dominica, originally a small fishing village where people relied on fishing for their livelihood. After years of development, it has now become a well-known tourist destination. Cape Trafalgar has become part of a marine reserve, contributing to the protection of marine life in the surrounding waters.
Botanical Gardens
The Dominica Botanical Gardens is located on the outskirts of the capital, Roseau, covering an area of 16 hectares. It is renowned in the Western Hemisphere for its rare and precious flora and is the best botanical garden in Dominica. The gardens began construction during the time when Dominica was a colony of the British Empire, with planting starting in 1889, and by 1930, it had become the best botanical garden in the Western Hemisphere.

【Mr. Roosevelt Skerrit, Prime Minister of Dominica, and Dr. Winner Xing, President of Worldway】
Such beautiful scenery is a gift for Chinese investors looking to immigrate, while it presents an opportunity for those who have yet to invest. In 1993, the government of Dominica enacted the "Citizenship by Investment Program" aimed at attracting well-behaved citizens to obtain citizenship in Dominica through this investment program. The program stipulates that a single applicant only needs to donate $100,000 to the government of Dominica or purchase government-approved real estate valued at $200,000 to obtain citizenship in Dominica and receive a Commonwealth passport. For more details, please contact: 400-138-2929



