Nauru Citizenship

​Frequently asked questions

• How to get Nauru citizenship by investment?

  To obtain citizenship of Nauru, investors make a non-refundable contribution to the Nauru Treasury Fund under the Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Programme.

  Applications are submitted through authorised agents, who prepare and file the documents on behalf of the applicant.

• What are the benefits of a Nauru passport?

  A Nauru passport provides visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 87 destinations, including Singapore, Hong Kong, and the UAE. The programme is also valued for its:

  • fully remote process with no travel requirements;
  • fast processing timeline of around 3 to 4 months;
  • the ability to include a wide range of family members in a single application;
  • straightforward contribution-based model without investment management obligations.
• Who can apply for Nauru citizenship?

  An applicant must be at least 18 years old, have a legal source of income, and pass Due Diligence checks. Family members can also be included in the application, including:

  • a spouse or partner;
  • children, including adopted;
  • parents and grandparents;
  • siblings of the applicant or spouse.

  There are no age restrictions for any family member.

• How much does Nauru citizenship cost?

  The minimum contribution is $90,000 for a single applicant until June 30th, 2026, $2,000 per dependant aged 16 and above including siblings, and an additional $15,000 for a sibling. Additional costs include government fees such as Due Diligence, application, and passport fees.

  A limited-time offer may reduce the minimum contribution to $90,000 for applications submitted by June 30th, 2026.

• How long does it take to get Nauru citizenship?

  The process typically takes 3—4 months, provided all documents are submitted correctly and Due Diligence checks are completed without delays.

• Can I apply for Nauru citizenship without visiting the country?

  Yes. The entire process is completed remotely. Applicants are not required to travel to Nauru at any stage.

• Can I include my family in one application?

  Yes. The programme allows a wide range of family members to be included in a single application, including spouse, children, parents, grandparents, and siblings.

  Additional relatives may also be added after the main applicant receives initial approval, subject to applicable fees and procedures.

• Does Nauru allow dual citizenship?

  Yes. Nauru permits dual citizenship, meaning applicants can retain their existing nationality, subject to the laws of their home country.

• What documents are required for Nauru citizenship?

  Applicants typically need to provide:

  • a completed application form;
  • a valid passport;
  • proof of address;
  • documents confirming the source of funds;
  • a criminal record certificate;
  • medical documents.

  Additional documents may be required depending on the applicant’s profile.

• Is the Nauru citizenship programme legally regulated?

  Yes. The programme operates under the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Act 2024, Act No. 15 of 2024, and the Regulations issued under it. Applications are processed through the official Programme Office in accordance with this legal framework.

• Can Nauru citizenship be passed to children?

  Yes. Once granted, citizenship can be passed to future generations in accordance with the nationality laws of Nauru.

• What language is used during the application process?

  English is used throughout the application process. All forms, communication, and supporting materials are provided in English.