As the expiration date approaches, passport holders need to renew their passports to continue using them for travel. Renewal procedures may vary depending on the policies of the Dominica passport office or consulate in the country where the passport holder resides. It’s advisable to start the renewal process well in advance of the passport’s expiration date to avoid any travel disruptions.
A standard Dominica passport is typically valid for a period of 10 years for adults (persons aged 16 and over) and 5 years for minors (persons under the age of 16) from the date of issue. This means that holders can use their passports for international travel during this validity period.
One of the key advantages of Dominica’s Citizenship by Investment Program is its inclusivity, allowing investors to extend citizenship benefits to their immediate family members, including spouses, children, and financially dependent parents or grandparents. This enables families to experience the myriad benefits of Dominican citizenship together.
The main applicant can include their spouse. Children under 30 should be financially dependent on the parents/main applicant. Siblings under 25 unmarried should be financially dependent on the parents/main applicant Parents and grand parents above 65 and should be fully dependent on the main applicant
Citizenship revocation in Dominica can occur under certain circumstances, including:
Non-compliance with Program Regulations: Individuals who fail to comply with the regulations and requirements of the Citizenship by Investment Program may face revocation of their citizenship. This could include failure to fulfill investment obligations or providing false information during the application process.
National Security Concerns: Citizenship may be revoked if an individual poses a threat to national security or is involved in activities deemed detrimental to the interests of Dominica. This could include involvement in criminal activities, terrorism, or other illicit actions.
Fraudulent Practices: Cases of fraudulent acquisition of citizenship, such as using forged documents or misrepresentation of facts, may lead to the revocation of citizenship once discovered. If a naturalized citizen of Dominica is sentenced to imprisonment for more than a year by the court of another country within the initial five years following the receipt of their passport, it is supposed to trigger the revocation of their citizenship.
Dominica passport holders can easily obtain a USA B-1/B-2 visa, valid for up to 10 years. This allows a stay of 180 days per year in the USA, making it convenient for those wishing to enjoy holidays, seek medical treatments, visit relatives, or attend business conferences. For more details contacts us or fill out below form our support team will contact you.