The Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program

Nauru citizenship by investment
Share this

Nauru, a tranquil island nation in the central Pacific Ocean celebrated for its close-knit community and unique allure, is launching its Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program.

This initiative, effective immediately, is designed to attract high-net-worth individuals globally, offering the opportunity to obtain Nauruan citizenship through a significant financial contribution.

Previously known for its rich phosphate resources, Nauru is now focused on sustainable development to secure a prosperous future for its citizens. Approved applicants will gain the advantage of a safe second citizenship and expanded global mobility, while also contributing to the development of Nauru’s infrastructure, economic growth, climate resilience, and overall welfare.

The program provides a straightforward route to citizenship via a direct contribution to Nauru’s Treasury Fund.

Applicant Requirements:

  • Minimum age of 18
  • Clean personal background
  • Proof of funds source

Contribution Structure:

  • USD 105,000 for a single applicant
  • USD 110,000 for a family of two to four
  • USD 115,000 for a family of five or more
  • USD 15,000 for each additional sibling of the main applicant or spouse

Application Fee:

  • USD 25,000 for a single applicant
  • USD 27,500 for a family of two to four
  • USD 30,000 for a family of five or more

Due Diligence Fee:

  • USD 10,000 for the main applicant
  • USD 7,500 per additional family member aged 16 or older

Passport Fee:

  • USD 500 per passport payable to the Nauru Government

Applicants undergo thorough due diligence checks and are required to attend an interview. Upon approval, they complete the required contribution, take an Oath of Allegiance to Nauru, and receive their citizenship certificate and Nauruan passport.

Key benefits include visa-free access to strategic destinations, such as Hong Kong, Singapore, and the UK. All contributions support crucial climate resilience projects in Nauru. Processing times are streamlined, with citizenship granted within three to four months.

Program Highlights:

  • Investment starting at USD 105,000 for a single applicant unlocks benefits like visa-free access to 89 destinations, unrestricted dual citizenship, and the option to extend citizenship to family members.
  • Isa Seow, newly appointed Director of Compliance for the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program Office, states, “We’ve implemented rigorous due diligence and governance to ensure that only top-tier individuals contribute to Nauru’s future. This program transcends a passport; it offers entry into a community committed to pioneering solutions for global challenges.”

Key Program Benefits:

  • Politically neutral alternative passport, providing a vital safety net in times of global instability
  • Visa-free access to Hong Kong, Ireland, Singapore, the UAE, and the UK, enhancing travel flexibility
  • Option to include spouse and dependents, ensuring safe travel for family members
  • Contribution to climate crisis solutions in the South Pacific, where island nations like Nauru face threats from rising sea levels and biodiversity loss
  • Unrestricted dual citizenship with no residency or visitation requirements

Nauru at a Glance:

  • Population: ~12,000
  • Location: Central Pacific, south of the Marshall Islands
  • Climate: Tropical, consistent year-round
  • Languages: Nauruan, with English widely spoken
  • Currency: Australian Dollar (AUD)

Unique Insights:

  • Nauru is the world’s smallest island country by land area.
  • English and Nauruan are widely spoken.
  • Nauru relies on Australia for defense, as it has no military.
  • Its pristine coral reefs and waters make it a haven for nature enthusiasts and divers.

This Citizenship by Investment Program represents a pioneering step for Nauru, offering a mutually beneficial opportunity for global investors to join an innovative and resilient island community.

0 Comments

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

St Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Program to Undergo Major Reform in 2026

The citizenship by investment landscape is entering a new era, and St Kitts and Nevis is positioning itself at the forefront of this transformation. Beginning in 2026, the country will fundamentally restructure its Citizenship by Investment Program (CIP) by...

Belize Proposes Investor Permanent Residency Track With US$500,000 Minimum

Belize is moving toward a potential new, investment-based route to permanent residency for foreign nationals. According to reporting based on a Government of Belize Cabinet briefing dated December 11, 2025, the proposed legislation would apply to “bona fide global...

Trump Gold Card opens: $1M fast-track U.S. residency, as CBP proposes new ESTA social-media disclosures for Visa Waiver travelers

The U.S. government has launched a new “Trump Gold Card” application portal offering expedited U.S. residency after a $15,000 non-refundable processing fee and, after vetting, a $1,000,000 “gift” payment (with a $2,000,000 option for corporate sponsors per employee). ...

Grenada Opens an Honorary Consulate in Guyana, Signaling Deeper CARICOM Cooperation

Grenada has opened an honorary consulate in Guyana, as the two Caribbean Community (CARICOM) member states move to strengthen cooperation across a range of priority areas—from tourism and agriculture to trade, investment, and regional security. For readers following...

Caribbean Free Movement Agreement CARICOM: What Barbados, Belize, Dominica & St. Vincent Changed on October 1, 2025

As of October 1, 2025, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines began implementing a new “Full Free Movement” arrangement for their nationals under CARICOM’s Enhanced Cooperation framework.  In practical terms, this is a major upgrade from the...

Bahrain Golden Residency Just Became Cheaper – What It Means for Global Investors

Bahrain has quietly made one of the most investor-friendly moves in the Gulf in 2025: it has cut the real estate threshold for its Golden Residency by 35%, from BHD 200,000 (≈US$530,555) to BHD 130,000 (≈US$345,000).  For international investors and families planning...

Portuguese Citizenship Has Changed: How Smart Investors Are Adapting

For more than a decade, when people searched for “EU residency by investment”, one answer dominated: Portugal Golden Visa. Even though the classic real estate track for new applicants has now been closed, Portugal still has a strong brand as a lifestyle and residency...

Is the UK Preparing to Relaunch Its Investor Visa?

What Global Investors Need to Know – Citizenship Network Analysis The debate over a new UK investor visa is back on the table – and this time it is happening against the backdrop of a record exodus of millionaires, the abolition of the non-dom regime, and a proposed...

2026: The Breakout Year for Second Residencies in Europe

For years, second residency strategies quietly sat in the background as a tool for globally minded entrepreneurs, investors, and families. That quiet phase is over. 2026 is shaping up to be a defining year in which second residency in Europe becomes a core part of...

Gibraltar Tightens Residency Rules in 2025: What It Means for Long-Term Residence & Investors

The Government of Gibraltar has introduced significant reforms to its residency and status rules, signalling a clear shift toward a more selective and controlled long-term settlement regime. The stated goal is straightforward: protect the integrity of Gibraltar’s...