NAURU Citizenship by Investment

This program allows qualified individuals to obtain citizenship through qualifying investment. [ADD DETAILS]

The minimum investment is [AMOUNT]. [ADD DETAILS]

The typical processing time is [TIMEFRAME]. [ADD DETAILS]

Required documents include passport, proof of funds, police clearance, and more. [ADD DETAILS]

The application process typically takes between 8 and 12 months, depending on due diligence procedures and document verification requirements.

The process generally includes:

1. Pre-assessment, KYC, and eligibility checks.
2. Completion of application forms and payment of due diligence fees.
3. Government review and approval.
4. Payment of the investment contribution and government fees.
5. Oath or affirmation of allegiance.
6. Issuance of the Certificate of Citizenship and passport.

The program may require additional verification or interviews if requested during the due diligence process.

No. There is no residency requirement before or after citizenship is granted.

Yes. The oath or affirmation of allegiance may be completed virtually.

Applications are generally submitted through authorized agents or approved representatives assisting with the program process.

Yes, you can include your spouse and qualifying dependents. [ADD DETAILS]

Yes. The program allows a broad range of family members to be included within a single application.

Eligible dependents include:

• A spouse or de-facto partner.
• Children under the age of 30 who are financially dependent on the main applicant.
• Parents or grandparents aged 55 years or older who are financially dependent on the main applicant.
• Unmarried siblings of the main applicant or spouse.

Yes. Adult children under the age of 30 may be included provided they are unmarried and fully supported by the main applicant.

Yes. Parents and grandparents aged over 55 years who are financially dependent on the main applicant may qualify.

Yes. Unmarried or never-married siblings of the main applicant or spouse may be included for an additional contribution fee.

Yes. Nauruan citizenship obtained through the program is lifelong and can be passed on to future generations in accordance with Nauruan nationality laws.

The principal applicant must be at least 18 years old.

Yes. All applicants are subject to comprehensive due diligence checks and may be required to submit police clearance certificates.

Minor or spent convictions may not automatically disqualify an applicant. Each case is reviewed individually as part of the due diligence process.

No. Individuals who are currently the subject of a criminal investigation are not eligible for the program.

Yes. Applicants must demonstrate that the investment funds originate from legitimate and lawful sources.

No. There are no language proficiency requirements for applicants.

No. Applicants are not required to have any educational qualifications or management experience.

The required contribution depends on the family size:

• USD 105,000 for a single applicant.
• USD 110,000 for a family of two to four members.
• USD 115,000 for a family of five or more members.

Yes. An additional contribution of USD 15,000 applies for each eligible sibling included in the application.

Yes. Applicants are also responsible for due diligence fees, legal fees, passport issuance fees, and government processing charges.

No. Contributions made under the program are non-refundable once approved and paid to the government treasury fund.

Funds raised through the program are allocated to environmental sustainability projects and climate resilience initiatives within Nauru.

Nauru has historically maintained a favorable tax environment with limited direct taxation; however, applicants should seek independent tax advice regarding their personal tax obligations in both Nauru and their country of residence.