- Latest Update: February 9, 2026
Nauru Citizenship by Investment
The Nauru Citizenship by Investment Program, officially known as the Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program (ECRCP), offers eligible investors the opportunity to obtain lifetime citizenship through a qualifying government contribution starting from USD 90,000 under a limited-time offer. Launched in 2024, the ECRCP supports climate resilience, infrastructure, and long-term sustainability in Nauru. Applicants receive visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 89 destinations, no residency or language requirements, and can include multiple generations. Processing typically takes three to four months, subject to government due diligence.
Nauru Citizenship by Investment Citizenship Benefits
- The Nauru Citizenship is given for life, transferable to future generations
- Multiple citizenship permitted
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Up to four generations may be included in one application:
- Spouse or legally recognized partner
- Children, including adopted children of the main applicant or spouse
- Parents and grandparents of the main applicant or spouse
- Siblings of the main applicant or spouse
- Visa-free or visa-on-arrival / ETA access to 89+ jurisdictions, including the UK, UAE, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Taiwan
- Attractive tax regime
- No language requirements
- No residency or physical visit requirements
- No education or management experience required
Nauru Citizenship by Investment Requirements
- Minimum age 18 years old
- Police clearance certificates (from countries of residence over 6 months, in the course of last 10 years)
- Proof of funds source
- Medical certificate
- The application must be submitted through a government-authorised agent
Nauru Citizenship by Investment Options
Government Donation
- From USD 90,000 for a single applicant
- From USD 96,000 for a family of four
- From USD 98,000 for a family of five
- Additional USD 2,000 per dependent
- Additional USD 15,000 per sibling
Due Diligence Fees
- USD 6,000 for the main applicant
- USD 3,000 per additional family member aged 16 or above
- USD 3,000 for a benefactor
*Additional disbursement fees may apply.
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Nauru Citizenship by Investment Process
Process Time (between 3-4 months)
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Due Diligence and Application
- Complete pre-assessment, KYC, and eligibility checks
- Document collection, payment of legal and due diligence fees, and completion of all application forms
- Submission of the application through an authorized agent
- Virtual or in-person interview with Nauru officials
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Approval and Investment
- Receive approval in principle from the Nauru authorities
- Payment of the remaining investment amount, passport fees, and applicable government fees
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Obtention of Nauru Citizenship
- Take the official oath of allegiance
- Obtain the Certificate of Citizenship
- Passport issuance for the main applicant and eligible family members
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nauru and where is it located?
The Republic of Nauru (Nauru) is an island country located in the heart of the South Pacific Ocean, in Oceana. As the world's smallest independent republic and third-smallest country by land area, it is only larger than the Vatican City and Monaco. Home to just over 12,000 residents over 21 square kilometers, Nauru packs a wealth of culture and history.
Settled by Micronesians circa 1000 BCE, Nauru was annexed by the German empire in the late 19th century. After WW1, Nauru became administered by Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. During WW2, it was occupied by Japanese troops. After the war ended, the country entered into United Nations trusteeship, and later gained independence in 1968.
Nauru is a member of the United Nations, the Commonwealth of Nations, and the Organization of African, Caribbean and Pacific States. Official country information is available via the United Nations Member States directory. Nauru has close ties to Australia, formalized through a bilateral treaty in 2024. The currency used in Nauru is the Australian dollar.
What is the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Program (ECRCP)?
The ECRCP, administered by the Nauru Program Office, was established in 2024 through the Naura Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Act. Its purpose is to support the government's efforts to fund development projects, including climate resilience initiatives, infrastructure improvements, renewable energy projects, and sustainable economic diversification.
Information on Nauru’s climate and development initiatives can be found through international partners such as the World Bank Pacific Islands program.
What are the benefits of the Nauru ECRCP?
• Citizenship for life, applicable for future generations
• Up to 4 generations can be included in an application
• Possibility to include siblings
• Multiple citizenship permitted
• Easy access to over 89 jurisdictions visa free or through visa on arrival/ETA (including UK, UAE, Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan)
• Attractive tax regime
• No language requirement
• No residency or visits requirements
• No education or management experience required
Who can be included in a Nauru ECRCP application?
• Main applicant at least 18 years old. The following dependents may be included:
• Spouse or partner from a monogamous relationship
• Children of main applicant or spouse, including any adopted children
• Parents/Grandparents of main applicant or spouse
• Sibling of main applicant or spouse
• Direct familial relationships of main applicant or spouse
What is the usual processing time for the Nauru ECRCP?
3 to 4 months.
Do I need to travel or reside in Nauru to apply?
No.
What is the general application process for the Nauru ECRCP?
Complete pre-assessment, KYC and eligibility checks
Documents collection phase and completion of all application forms, payment of legal and due diligence fees
Submit application
Virtual or in-person interview with Nauru officials
Upon approval, pay balance of the investment, passport fees and any other government fees
Take the official oath of allegiance
Obtain the Certificate of Citizenship
Issue Passports for all family members
What background and due diligence requirements apply?
Rigorous due diligence checks are conducted on all applicants aged 16 and above by the Nauru Program Office, the Nauru Police Force, and independent international due diligence firms specializing in AML and background verifications. The due diligence process typically takes one to two months.
What are the post-approval requirements after Nauru citizenship is granted?
The applicant must take the oath or affirmation of allegiance to receive the Certificate of Citizenship. Passport issuance follows upon submission of the duly certified passport application documents.