The EDF contribution grows with family size
Unlike St Kitts or Grenada, where the base amount covers a family of up to 4, in Dominica every additional family member increases the total contribution.
What the full cost consists of
Beyond the EDF contribution itself, the programme collects several separate fees — due diligence, application processing, naturalisation certificate, interview. Each is modest alone, but together they raise the bill noticeably.
How the process runs
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Frequent questions
Is it really the cheapest Caribbean programme?
By the base contribution — yes, $200,000 is lower than regional neighbours. But once due diligence, application processing and other fees are counted, the gap with programmes that look more expensive at first narrows.
Can you get the fees back on refusal?
The due diligence, processing and interview fees are not refunded regardless of outcome. The EDF contribution itself is non-refundable even on approval — it is a contribution, not an investment.
What changed from July 2026?
Applications filed from that date go through mandatory biometrics and an interview under the regional regulator ECCIRA (Eastern Caribbean Citizenship by Investment Regulatory Authority) — this was not always enforced as strictly before.
Who can be included in the application?
A spouse, children, parents, and other dependants — but unlike St Kitts, the EDF contribution has no single "family of 4" amount; it grows with each additional member.
How long does it really take?
6–9 months from a complete package to the passport, plus 4–8 weeks of document preparation beforehand. A realistic total is 8–12 months.
Does this programme offer special visa privileges, like Grenada’s E-2 path?
No, Dominica has no dedicated path to a US E-2 visa or similar special routes — it is a standard programme with visa-free access to 144 countries.
Sources
Figures are for reference only. Verified against official sources on 26 August 2026. A precise quote is issued by the appointed firm after document review. This material is not legal advice, a public offer or investment advice.