Frequently Asked Questions

Nauru is the world's smallest independent republic, located in the Central Pacific. With a population of around 12,000, it's known for its unique phosphate-rich ecosystem and is now focusing on sustainable development and climate resilience.

The Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program is a citizenship by investment program that allows individuals to obtain Nauru citizenship in exchange for a significant economic contribution. The program aims to support Nauru's sustainable development and climate resilience efforts.

Applications must be submitted through a Licensed Agent. The process involves document preparation, due diligence checks, and an investment contribution. Typical processing time is three to four months.

A Licensed Agent is a firm or individual officially licensed by the Nauru Program Office to submit applications on behalf of applicants. Our website provides a list of all current Licensed Agents.

Eligible applicants are individuals of good character, with no criminal record, who can make the required contribution and pass due diligence checks. The minimum age for main applicants is 18 years.

For the most up-to-date information on program costs and fees, please consult with a Licensed Agent. They will provide you with a comprehensive breakdown of all associated expenses.

Yes, the program allows for the inclusion of family members, including spouse, dependent children, parents, and siblings, for additional fees.

Dependents generally include spouses, children, parents, and siblings. For specific eligibility criteria for dependents, please consult with a Licensed Agent.

The Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program offers significant advantages to investors. These include visa-free access to 89 countries, including strategic destinations such as Hong Kong (SAR China) and Singapore, and the ability to maintain dual citizenship. The program has no residence requirements and features an efficient processing time of three to four months. Investors can include family members in their application. Your contribution supports vital climate resilience projects in Nauru, aligning your investment with global sustainability goals.

No, all applications must be submitted through a Licensed Agent to ensure compliance with our program requirements.

Our standard processing time is three to four months from the date of submission, assuming all required documents are in order.

We maintain strict confidentiality throughout the application process, adhering to international best practices in data protection and privacy.

Yes, every Principal Applicant must attend an interview conducted by an approved due diligence firm, commissioned by the Nauru Program Office. This interview can be held virtually or in person at a location approved by the Nauru Program Office. Additionally, any dependent of the Principal Applicant aged 16 or above may also be required to attend an interview, if deemed necessary, under the same conditions.

The application process can be completed without traveling to Nauru. However, you may need to visit for the Oath of Allegiance, and where a person is not able to take an oath or affirmation of allegiance in person, they may take such an oath or affirmation of allegiance by audio-visual link; or before a notary public or any other person prescribed to administer oath or affirmation in any other jurisdiction.

No, there is no residency requirement.

Application forms are provided by Licensed Agents to ensure all documentation is properly completed and submitted.

Applications should be submitted in English, which is one of Nauru's official languages.

An original and valid statement from a national law enforcement authority on the status of an applicant’s criminal record in that country or countries of residence where each applicant has resided for a period of more than twelve (12) months during the last ten (10) years.

The Oath of Allegiance is a formal pledge of loyalty to Nauru and must be taken before the certificate of citizenship shall be conferred. Where a person is not able to take an oath or affirmation of allegiance in person, they may take such an oath or affirmation of allegiance by audio-visual link; or before a notary public or any other person prescribed to administer oath or affirmation in any other jurisdiction

A Nauru passport provides visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 89 countries, including strategic destinations such as Hong Kong (SAR China), Singapore, the UK, and Ireland.

Yes, Nauru allows dual citizenship, meaning you can maintain your current nationality while acquiring Nauru citizenship.

Nauru passports are typically valid for 10 years for adults and 5 years for children.

Passport renewals can be processed through the Nauru Program Office or through Nauruan embassies or consulates. Your Licensed Agent can provide guidance on this process.

Passport renewal is provided for all citizens, provided all of the necessary documentation is submitted for renewal.

No. An address in Nauru is not required for passport renewal. The renewal process can be completed regardless of your current country of residence. For specific details on the renewal process, please consult with your Licensed Agent.