Dominica immigration has long been referred to as the "cheapest immigration program," with applications starting at $100,000. Saint Lucia, another Caribbean Commonwealth passport program, is often compared to it. If I want to choose a small country passport, it is difficult to decide between these two countries. Today, I will not compare these two countries but will focus on how to apply for Dominica immigration.
First, let us understand the basic requirements for applying for Dominica immigration:
1. The applicant must be at least 18 years old;
2. No criminal record and good character;
3. No infectious diseases;
4. Meet the investment requirements.
Since investment requirements must be met, what are the investment methods available?
Investment Method One (Real Estate Investment):
1. The applicant must purchase a government-approved real estate project valued at no less than $200,000;
2. The property can be sold after three years, and the identity will not be affected after the sale;
3. The property can be resold under the citizenship by investment program after five years, and the next buyer can also apply for citizenship.
Investment Method Two (Investment in Government Fund):
The investment amount varies based on the number of applicants.
1. One applicant: investment amount $100,000;
2. Two applicants (main applicant and spouse; or main applicant + 2 children under 18): $175,000;
3. Up to four people (main applicant, spouse, and up to 2 dependent applicants under 18): $200,000;
4. More than four people (main applicant, spouse, and a maximum of 2 dependent applicants under 18): $200,000, with each additional dependent applicant costing $50,000.
Now that we know the investment methods, it is also important to understand the process of applying for Dominica immigration:
1. Sign a contract with our company;
2. Prepare application materials;
3. Pay fees before submitting the application. The first phase of government fees includes: government background check fee, processing fee, material fee, and our service fee and overseas lawyer fee;
4. Submit materials to the immigration bureau for review;
5. Obtain principle approval;
6. Complete the investment (donation or final payment for real estate) and pay the second phase of government application fees, including government application fees;
7. Receive citizenship certificate and passport.
I believe that after reading the above information, you have a basic understanding of the process for applying for Dominica immigration. If you have any questions, please consult the customer service of WorldWay Immigration.