To apply for a Dominica passport, you’ll typically need to go through one of two routes: citizenship by birth or descent, or citizenship by investment.
Citizenship by Birth or Descent If you were born in Dominica or have parents or grandparents from Dominica, you might be eligible for citizenship and a passport.
Here are the steps you need to follow:
- Gather relevant documentation: You’ll need birth certificates for yourself and your Dominican parent or grandparent, proof of your identity (like a driver’s license or another country’s passport), and proof of your relationship to your Dominican relative (like their birth certificate).
- Fill out an application: You can find passport application forms on the Dominica government’s official website. Fill this out completely and accurately.
- Submit your application: You’ll likely need to submit your application in person at a Dominica embassy or consulate. You’ll also need to pay a processing fee at this time.
Citizenship by Investment Dominica also has a citizenship by investment program, which allows you to become a citizen by investing in the country. How do I apply for Dominica passport?
Here’s how to apply:
- Choose an investment option: The Dominica government has approved several investment options, including a donation to the Economic Diversification Fund or buying real estate in the country. You’ll need to invest at least $100,000 USD.
- Hire a registered agent: To apply for citizenship by investment, you’ll need to work with a registered agent. They will help you with the paperwork and ensure you meet all the requirements.
- Submit your application: Your agent will submit your application and the necessary documentation.
- Wait for approval: If your application is approved, you’ll be granted citizenship and can then apply for a passport.
Always remember to check with official sources or a legal advisor for the most accurate and up-to-date information before proceeding with your application.
