Nauru Citizenship program

Overview 

Nauru, a small Pacific Island nation, provides a unique opportunity for individuals seeking second citizenship through its Citizenship by Investment Program (CIP). This program is designed to attract foreign investment while supporting sustainable development and climate resilience. It is an attractive option for high-net-worth individuals looking to expand their global mobility and enjoy the benefits of a Nauruan passport.

Program Objectives

The program focuses on:

  • Bolstering sustainable development and economic growth
  • Funding climate resilience projects to address rising sea levels and environmental threats
  • Strengthening economic stability and supporting infrastructure development
  • Providing investors with stable, secure jurisdiction and passport benefits

Key program details 

  • Visa-free countries: 91; Visa-free to UK, UAE, Hong Kong, Singapore.
  • Taxes: No tax on global income
  • Processing time: 3–5 months
  • Donation starting from: USD 105,000 (+ government fees)
  • Eligible family members: Spouse, children under 18, Unmarried and dependent children aged 18–30, parents and grandparents over 55, unmarried siblings.
  • Passport validity: 10 years for adults, 5 years for minors
  • Visit or residency requirement: None
  • Interview requirement: Yes (online)

Benefits of Nauru Passport

Obtaining Nauruan citizenship offers:

  • Visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 80 countries
  • Investing in both citizenship and in the future of the planet.
  • Enjoying a politically neutral passport.
  • Dual citizenship permitted
  • Tax advantages supporting wealth preservation
  • No mandatory residency requirement exists, offering flexibility to global investors.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must meet certain requirements:

  • Must be at least 18 years.
  • Good character with no criminal record.
  • Have the financial capacity to make the required contribution.
  • Pass rigorous Due diligence checks.
  • Demonstrate that they are not a potential threat to national security. 

Family Inclusion

  • Primary applicants can include family members in their application, which may require additional investment amounts. Eligible family typically includes Spouse, children under 18, Unmarried and dependent children aged 18–30, parents and grandparents over 55, unmarried siblings.

Investment Options

Investing in Nauru’s CIP involves meeting financial thresholds and selecting qualifying investments.

Minimum Investment Thresholds

  • Single applicant: USD 105,000
  • Principal applicant with up to three dependents: USD 110,000
  • Principal applicant with four or more dependents: USD 115,000
  • Additional sibling: USD 15,000

Application Process

Step-by-Step Application Procedure

  1. Prepare documentation: Gather passports, identification, proof of finances, and supporting certificates.
  2. Submission:  ensuring compliance with Nauru’s legal and investment criteria.
  3. Review by Nauru Program Office: Verification of all submitted documents.
  4. Due diligence and security checks: Comprehensive review of applicant’s legal, financial, and personal background.
  5. Approval and investment payment: Financial contribution is finalized only after initial approval.
  6. Oath of allegiance: Completed online or via video conference.
  7. Passport issuance: Typically, within 3–5 months of completing the application process.

The process is efficient, transparent, and backed by the Nauru Program Office.

What are the costs and fees for Nauru CIP?

For the most up-to-date information on program costs and fees, please consult with one of our consultants. They will provide you with a comprehensive breakdown of all associated expenses.

The application process can be completed without traveling to Nauru. However, you may need to visit for the Oath of Allegiance, and where a person is not able to take an oath or affirmation of allegiance in person, they may take such an oath or affirmation of allegiance by audio-visual link; or before a notary public or any other person prescribed to administer oath or affirmation in any other jurisdiction.