Dominica Passport Replacement Assistance
Our support does not end once citizenship has been granted. If your passport is lost, stolen, or damaged, we take care of the replacement procedure to ensure that you continue to hold a valid travel document at all times.
When you need to replace your Dominica passport
A Dominica passport must be replaced if it is lost, stolen, or damaged to the extent that it cannot be used for travel or identification. In the event of a change in personal details, such as a legal name change, the passport must also be replaced.
Lost or stolen passports must be reported to the Immigration Department in Roseau, the nearest police station, or the nearest Dominica Consulate.
Immigrant Invest helps replace a passport of Dominica regardless of the applicant’s country of residence. Our support includes the following:
- reviewing your supporting documents against current official requirements;
- preparing your application package and coordinating submissions;
- assisting with reporting requirements in cases of loss or theft;
- coordinating with the relevant authorities and monitoring the application until issuance of a new passport.
Request passport replacement assistance
After sending your request, our migration expert will contact you to confirm the details and outline the next steps.
Zlata Erlach, Head of the Austrian office
Documents required for a Dominica passport replacement
The document package may vary depending on where the application is submitted, but applicants are generally required to provide the following items:
- completed Dominica passport replacement form;
- treasury receipt as proof of payment of the Dominica passport replacement fee;
- 2 recent passport photos;
- original birth certificate and a copy;
- Certificate of Naturalisation;
- police report in the case of loss or theft.
Fees of replacing a Dominica passport
The Dominica passport replacement cost for a person who acquired citizenship by investment is $2,000.
If you apply through a diplomatic mission, additional local consular handling fees and payment requirements may apply in addition to the government fee.
How to replace a Dominica passport with Immigrant Invest
On average, the Dominica passport replacement procedure takes up to 1 month, with processing by the Government of Dominica itself taking around 2 weeks.
1 day
Initial assessment and case review
Immigrant Invest confirms the reason for replacement and outlines the fastest compliant route based on your location.
1+ weeks
Document preparation
Lawyers provide a personalised checklist and assist with preparing the application, photos, and supporting evidence. In cases of loss or theft, we guide you through the official reporting requirement to the Immigration Department, the police, or a consulate.
1+ weeks
Application submission
Immigrant Invest coordinates the submission process in accordance with the place of application.
Up to 2 weeks
Government processing
Once the application is accepted, processing usually takes around 2 weeks under normal conditions, with faster handling possible in emergencies.
While not mandatory in all cases, the authorities in Dominica may require an interview. If an interview is scheduled in your case, we help you prepare and coordinate the timing.
1+ weeks
Passport delivery
We monitor progress and coordinate delivery or collection arrangements, including notarised authorisation if someone collects the passport on your behalf.
Why choose Immigrant Invest
Immigrant Invest holds a licence by the Dominica Government, which authorises us to work with Citizenship by Investment Programme and passport-related procedures in Dominica.
Our lawyers and compliance specialists ensure that all applications meet government requirements and are prepared accurately and consistently.
We are a licensed agent
Your Immigrant Invest team
Our legal and migration specialists have in-depth knowledge of Dominica regulations and ensure the passport replacement process is handled smoothly and efficiently.
Our clients’ reviews
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