Citizenship by investment · Educational guide
Dominica
Dominica's long-established citizenship-by-investment programme includes a government-approved real estate route, often associated with hospitality developments.
Certain approved property investments may form part of a Caribbean citizenship-by-investment application, subject to current programme rules, government approval and independent professional advice. Citizenship, residency, tax, legal and investment requirements can change. Information provided by Allure Caribbean is for general educational purposes and does not constitute legal, tax, immigration or financial advice. Buyers should obtain independent advice from appropriately qualified professionals before making a decision.
Property pathway
Approved real estate in Dominica
A resort share or other approved investment is not the same as buying an unrestricted private home. Check what you actually own, rental arrangements and the required holding period.
Other investment routes
An economic diversification fund contribution is another route. Contributions and approved real estate purchases have different financial and ownership implications.
What to check before proceeding
- Verify that a project is approved and the seller is authorised to offer it.
- Request independent review of developer risk, management agreements and resale terms.
- Confirm eligibility, due diligence and current fees with an authorised agent.
Alison James supports property sourcing and introductions. Applications, eligibility and immigration advice must be handled by authorised programme professionals and independent advisers.
Discuss your property brief
Tell Alison what you are looking for. This is a property enquiry, not an application or eligibility assessment.
