Economic Diversification Fund
A non-refundable contribution supporting public and private sector development, with contribution and government fees based on the application profile.
Citizenship Planning
One of the Caribbean's longest-operating programs, structured around a national-development contribution or an investment in approved real estate.
Discuss your profile
At a glance
Dominica offers a comparatively simple route comparison, but the decision still demands careful work around dependants, source of funds, interviews, authorised-agent procedures and any approved property's legal and commercial fundamentals.
Program rules, selection priorities and processing conditions change. Every strategy therefore begins with a current-rule check and an individual review; public information is a starting point, not personal immigration advice.
Principal pathways
These are high-level summaries. Eligibility and evidence should be confirmed against the rules in force when an application strategy is prepared.
A non-refundable contribution supporting public and private sector development, with contribution and government fees based on the application profile.
An investment in a government-approved project, subject to current minimums, holding requirements and independent property, contract and exit-risk review.
Decision standard
Dominica may suit applicants who value a two-route structure and accept comprehensive background review. The appropriate route should be chosen only after understanding what is non-recoverable, what carries asset risk and which family members remain eligible.
Important considerations
Only government-authorised agents and approved structures may promote or submit applications; the exact role of MAYA GROUP must be disclosed accurately.
Applicants aged 16 and above are generally subject to interview and enhanced due diligence requirements.
Current U.S. visa-issuance restrictions affect some Dominican nationals, subject to exceptions.
Real-estate holding periods and future regional genuine-link requirements must be verified under the rules in force.
How Maya coordinates the journey
Clarify why citizenship is being considered and how family, nationality and travel realities affect the plan.
Compare the non-refundable contribution with an approved property and its full cost and risk profile.
Organise source-of-funds, background and family documents before formal authorised-agent review.
Coordinate the case through a government-authorised local agent and any required specialists.
Complete the approved route, document issuance and any later asset or passport obligations.
Frequently asked questions
These answers are general and do not replace an assessment by appropriately authorised professionals in the relevant jurisdiction.
Current published rules do not require residence before or after approval, but regional reforms may introduce new genuine-link requirements. The position must be checked at application time.
Applicants aged 16 and above are generally interviewed as part of the government's due-diligence process.
No. Only government-approved projects can qualify, and approval does not replace independent legal, valuation, construction, management or resale due diligence.
No. Travel arrangements are determined by other governments and can be changed or suspended at any time.
Dominica private assessment
Tell us why Dominica is under consideration, who the plan needs to include and what the move should make possible. MAYA GROUP will use that context to frame an initial route review.
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