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Citizenship by investment
Nauru
The world’s third-smallest nation sells something rare: political neutrality. A climate-resilience citizenship from $105,000, processed in 3–4 months — quiet, clean and deliberately exclusive.
Why investors choose it
5 benefits of Nauru citizenship
Second-cheapest on Earth
From $105,000 — with the government periodically running limited-time reduced offers (recently ~$90–95,000) to seed the young programme.
A mission you can point to
Contributions fund climate adaptation and the Higher Ground Initiative — relocating a nation above the rising sea. A passport with a story regulators respect.
Political neutrality
A tiny, non-aligned Pacific state: a travel document that carries no geopolitical baggage — valuable when your first passport does.
Fast and vetted
Processing in 3–4 months with a mandatory interview and layered Due Diligence — the programme is small by design, not by accident.
Useful mobility
Visa-free or on-arrival access to 80+ destinations including Hong Kong, Singapore and the UAE — with the honest footnote that UK visa-free access was withdrawn in late 2025.
One investment, citizenship for all
Who can be on the application
The spouse — including de-facto partners — children and dependent parents acquire citizenship with the investor.
Investor
- Over 18
- Clean record
- Proof of source of funds
- Mandatory interview & oath
Spouse / partner
- Monogamous marriage or de-facto relationship
Children
- Under 18, or dependent students
Parents
- Financially dependent
Investment options
One clean route
A single contribution to the Treasury Fund under the NECRCP Act 2024 — plus transparent per-applicant fees.
Treasury Fund contribution
A non-refundable contribution funding climate resilience — $105,000+ for a single applicant (watch for official limited-time reductions), with modest per-dependant supplements.
| Contribution | $105,000+ single · supplements per dependant · sibling supplements apply |
| Application fee | $5,000 principal · $2,000 per dependant |
| Due Diligence | $6,000 principal · $3,000 per family member 16+ |
Government fees (Due Diligence, processing, passports) come on top and depend on family composition — request the exact, personalised calculation on a free call.
Procedure
Five steps to the passport
Small programme, serious process: interview and oath included, all handled remotely.
Preliminary check 1 day
Our compliance side screens you confidentially — Nauru’s vetting is deliberately strict; the programme guards a small nation’s only passport.
Document preparation 1–2 weeks
Passports, police clearances, source-of-funds evidence — a lean file completed by our lawyers.
Due Diligence & interview 2–3 months
Layered background checks plus a mandatory interview, conducted remotely.
Contribution & oath 1–2 weeks
After approval, the Treasury Fund contribution is made and the Oath of Allegiance taken.
Certificate & passport 1–2 weeks
The certificate of citizenship is issued and the passport couriered worldwide.
FAQ
About Nauru citizenship
Why would I pick Nauru over São Tomé or Vanuatu? +
Positioning. São Tomé is cheaper, Vanuatu faster by a hair — Nauru sells neutrality and narrative: a non-aligned state, a climate mission (the Higher Ground Initiative), and a deliberately small intake with strict vetting. For some clients that reputational texture is the product.
What about UK access? +
Straight answer: the UK withdrew visa-free access in December 2025, citing programme concerns Nauru disputes; diplomatic efforts to restore it continue. Today the map is 80+ destinations including Hong Kong, Singapore and the UAE — no EU, no UK. We sell it as a neutral Plan B, not a travel powerhouse.
Are the discounted offers legitimate? +
Yes — unlike the illegal underpricing that plagues some markets, Nauru’s reductions (recently ~$90,000 until mid-2026) are official, published, government-set offers. Same vetting, same passport, lower entry — timing matters.
Is dual citizenship allowed? +
Yes — Nauru permits dual citizenship, and the entire process including interview and oath runs remotely.
Other second citizenship options
Alternatives to Nauru
São Tomé & Príncipe
- Cheapest programme worldwide
- Approvals in 8–10 weeks
- Portuguese-speaking (CPLP) bloc
Vanuatu
- Fastest established programme
- Partial recovery after 5 years
- 20-year corporate tax holiday
Dominica
- Lowest Caribbean entry price
- 140+ visa-free destinations
- RE exit from just 3 years
St Kitts & Nevis
- The world's oldest programme
- 10-year US visitor visa path
- Fastest obtaining period
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A neutral passport with a mission.
Nauru citizenship from $105,000 in 3–4 months: the Pacific’s climate-resilience programme — politically neutral, strictly vetted, fully remote, with official limited-time offers cutting the entry further. Free consultation, reply within one business day.
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