Nauru

Nauru, the third-smallest country in the world, is a remote island nation in the Pacific Ocean known for its pristine beaches, phosphate reserves, and unique culture. While Nauru does not currently have an official citizenship by investment (CBI) program, it has historically granted citizenship through special arrangements. The country's economy relies on phosphate mining, offshore banking, and aid from Australia. Despite its small size, Nauru offers a peaceful island lifestyle with close ties to Australia and other Pacific nations.

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Overview

Nauru’s Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program (ECRCP) offers a structured and efficient pathway to second citizenship through a minimum financial contribution of $105,000. Designed to support economic growth and climate resilience, the program funds infrastructure development, environmental sustainability, and climate change mitigation efforts.

Gain Nauru citizenship by contributing to the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program, supporting sustainable development initiatives. A minimum contribution of $105,000 is required for individual applicants, while family packages start at $115,000 for a family of four. With an efficient processing time of 3-4 months, this program offers a streamlined and impactful pathway to second citizenship.

With no real estate investment requirements and a streamlined application process, the ECRCP provides a cost-effective and accessible alternative to traditional Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programs. Nauru’s stable political environment, business-friendly regulations, and focus on sustainability make it an attractive option for investors seeking global mobility, financial security, and participation in climate-resilience initiatives.

Key Benefits

Global Mobility & Travel

Nauru’s passport offers visa-free access to 89+ countries, enhanced travel flexibility, and entry to key business and educational hubs for global mobility.

Family & Citizenship

Nauru’s Citizenship Program allows dual citizenship, family inclusion, and the flexibility of no residency or visit requirements, ensuring seamless global mobility and security for investors and their families.

Other Benefits

Nauru’s Citizenship Program offers a streamlined application process, significant tax advantages, and the opportunity to contribute to vital climate resilience projects, aligning with global sustainability goals.

Real Estate Investment

Nauru’s real estate market operates on a leasehold system, with all land collectively owned by local families. Individuals or companies cannot purchase property outright, and the government retains the right to reclaim land for mining or environmental rehabilitation. The sector remains underdeveloped, with limited infrastructure and little market data, making it unsuitable for traditional real estate investment.

The Nauru Phosphate Royalties Trust (NPRT) was once a key national fund aimed at generating income through real estate and other investments after phosphate resources were depleted. However, the fund collapsed due to mismanagement and corruption, underscoring the risks of overreliance on resource-based wealth.

To promote sustainable development, Nauru launched the Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program (ECRCP). Through a non-refundable contribution of USD 105,000 plus application and due diligence fees, foreign nationals can obtain Nauruan citizenship and a passport offering access to 102 countries. The program funds climate resilience and diversification projects, aligning with the country’s long-term economic goals. 

Eligibility Criteria

Nauru’s Citizenship by Investment program allows applicants to include qualifying dependents as part of their application, offering a comprehensive, family-friendly approach. Eligible dependents include the spouse of the main applicant, biological or adopted children under the age of 18, and unmarried children between 18 and 30 years old who are financially dependent on the applicant.

Additionally, financially dependent parents or grandparents aged 55 and above may be included, as well as unmarried siblings of the main applicant. This inclusive policy ensures that families can benefit collectively from the program, providing security and citizenship opportunities for multiple generations.

Documentation

Passport Copy

Submit a clear copy of your valid passport, your international identity, and first credential on record.

Proof of Funds

Provide detailed documentation showing both the origin and availability of your investment capital. Transparency is everything.

Supporting Documentation

As requested by Nauruan authorities, this may include birth certificates, marriage certificates, and other relevant records tailored to your situation.

Application Forms

Fully completed and accurately filled out, these forms are your official entry into the process.

Medical Certificates (if required)

May be requested to confirm good health and absence of contagious conditions, ensuring readiness for citizenship.

Advantages of the Citizenship by Investment Programme

Global Mobility and Travel Freedom

Nauru’s Citizenship by Investment Programme offers visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 100 countries, including major destinations like the UK, Ireland, Singapore, and Hong Kong, ideal for global business, education, and travel.

Secure and Permanent Second Citizenship

Gain a politically neutral, secure, and permanent citizenship with full legal rights and protections under Nauruan law—providing a reliable safety net in a volatile global landscape.

Contribution to Climate and National Resilience

Investor contributions support Nauru’s Treasury Fund, backing national projects led by the Department of Climate Change, helping build environmental sustainability and economic diversification.

Multiple Pathways & Official Identification

Obtain citizenship through investment, marriage, or descent, along with biometric ID, Tax ID, and Driver’s License.

FAQ

What is the citizenship by investment programme
  • First, 18 years old or above
  • Next, have no criminal record
  • Also, be of good character
  • Lastly, free of contagious illnesses
Which country has the best programme for CBI in the world
  • Firstly, a minimum 18 years old
  • Additionally, have a clean criminal record
  • Then, be of good character
  • Finally, free of contagious illnesses
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Which country is easiest to get citizenship by investment
  • Of investor or spouse

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