As the immigration thresholds of some traditional immigration countries have increased, the "short, simple, and fast" Commonwealth passport programs have gradually emerged. Among them, the fastest and relatively inexpensive Commonwealth passport globally—the Dominica passport—is highly favored by immigration investors.
In 1993, the Government of Dominica enacted the "Dominica Investment Citizenship Act," which has been incorporated into the Constitution of Dominica, aimed at attracting reputable investors to obtain citizenship in Dominica and contribute to the country's economy. In return, investors and their families can apply for Dominica citizenship and be issued a Dominica passport.
Inexpensive Passport Program
The Dominica passport is the most affordable passport program globally, requiring only $100,000 to apply for a fast passport and enjoy the benefits of Commonwealth countries.
There are two ways to apply for the Dominica passport:
1. Invest (donate) at least $100,000 to the Dominica government fund;
2. Real estate investment for citizenship: Invest in a government-approved real estate project of no less than $200,000.
Fast-Track Approved Passport Program
The Dominica passport is not only affordable but also has a very fast approval speed. Among various fast passport programs worldwide, the Dominica passport is one of the fastest to process, with approvals in 2-3 months (clients of WorldWay Immigration have received approvals in as little as 10 working days).

(Approval Letter for WorldWay Immigration Clients)
As one of the earliest immigration companies promoting the Dominica investment citizenship program in the country, WorldWay Immigration Group has a good relationship with the Government of Dominica. The Cabrits Resort Kempinski Dominica, represented by WorldWay Immigration, is the first real estate project approved by the Government of Dominica under the investment citizenship program, allowing investors to enjoy project returns annually and sell their shares after three years. The project is currently under construction, featuring a total of 101 guest rooms, and upon completion, it will be managed by the Kempinski Hotel Group, becoming the first five-star resort in the country.

For more details about the Dominica passport program, please call 400—9626—886.



