BPROL

CITIZENSHIP BY INVESTMENT

Nauru
Citizenship

Second citizenship planning for international families

US$90K
Main-applicant contribution, to 31 December 2026
Visa-free destinationsPassportTax.org
3–4 months
Typical time to citizenship
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Nauru citizenship at a glance

A second citizenship, with your home base unchanged

WHAT YOU OBTAIN

Citizenship of Nauru, and a passport

Approved applicants receive a certificate of citizenship and then a passport valid for 10 years.

WHO IT SUITS

Families not relocating

A second citizenship for travel and family inclusion, with the home base unchanged and no stay in Nauru required.

BASIC OUTLAY

From US$90,000

US$90,000 to 31 December 2026; US$115,000 standard. Family contributions are listed on page 02.

FAMILY

Spouse, children and wider family

Children of any age, parents, grandparents and siblings of the main applicant or spouse can join the same application.

PRESENCE AND RESIDENCE

No residence requirement

The main applicant is interviewed online or in person. The oath may be taken by video.

MAIN STAGES

Citizenship in 3–4 months

Prepare, submit, complete checks and pay after approval. Citizenship is typically granted in 3–4 months; the passport follows.

WHY FAMILIES CHOOSE NAURU

One contribution, then citizenship

The contribution is paid after approval in principle. No property to hold and no residence period comes first.

Dual citizenship

Nauru allows dual citizenship.

A ten-year passport, wide travel

The ten-year passport opens 84 visa-free destinations.

Who can be included

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Who can be included

Family memberWho countsContributionFiling fees
Main applicantAged 18 or overUS$90,000 to 31 December 2026; standard US$115,000Application US$5,000; due diligence US$6,000
SpouseSpouse in a monogamous relationshipUS$2,000 from age 16Application US$2,000; due diligence US$3,000 from age 16
Child, including adoptedOf the main applicant or spouse, at any ageUS$2,000 each from age 16Application US$2,000; due diligence US$3,000 from age 16
Parent or grandparentOf the main applicant or spouseUS$2,000 eachApplication US$2,000; due diligence US$3,000 from age 16
SiblingOf the main applicant or spouseUS$15,000 eachApplication US$2,000; due diligence US$3,000 from age 16

KEY FIGURES

16Due diligence fee and the US$2,000 contribution begin
18Minimum age of the main applicant
AnyChildren of any age can be included

Application eligibility

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Application eligibility

Applicant / familyAge and conditions
Main applicantAt least 18; Meet the investment or other entry conditions of this programme and provide lawful funds; Age at application
SpouseAge not specified; Provide a valid marriage certificate
Child of either spouse, including adoptedNo upper age limit; The definition amended in December 2025 removes the former age and dependency limits
Parents of either spouseNo upper age limit; Provide proof of relationship; the amended definition has no age threshold
Grandparents of either spouseNo upper age limit; Provide proof of relationship
Sibling of the applicant, spouse or de facto partnerNo upper age limit; Provide proof of relationship; the former unmarried condition was removed
Adding family laterLater family applications are assessed separately under the rules in force at that time
Nationality restrictionsThe Programme applies a UN Security Council high-risk-country criterion without publishing a named country list
Who the restrictions coverDisclose all current and former nationalities, birthplace and residence history for the applicant and family
Residence conditions and exceptionsNo published residence-based exception has been identified for this programme. A second passport or overseas residence does not itself establish eligibility
Sanctions and background checksUN targeted sanctions on a person or an entity owned by the applicant, international crime alerts and serious criminal proceedings are grounds for refusal. Main-applicant interview; family aged 16+ may also be interviewed

The family budget

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The family budget

ONE APPLICANT AND A FAMILY OF FOUR

ContributionFiling feesPassports
To 31 Dec 2026
One applicantUS$101,500
Family of fourUS$114,000
Standard
One applicantUS$126,500
Family of fourUS$139,000

Four people: two adults and two children under 16. Bank fees are listed separately below.

PAID WITH THE APPLICATION

Application feeUS$5,000 + US$2,000Main applicant; each additional dependant
Due diligence feeUS$6,000 + US$3,000Main applicant; each dependant aged 16 or over

PAID AFTER APPROVAL IN PRINCIPLE

Main-applicant contributionUS$90,000To 31 December 2026; standard amount US$115,000. No property purchase, so no related cross-border property-information exchange.
Dependant contributionUS$2,000Each eligible dependant aged 16 or over
Sibling contributionUS$15,000Each sibling of the main applicant or spouse
PassportUS$500Per passport

OTHER CHARGES

Bank due diligence and transaction feeUS$1,200 / US$1,700 / US$2,200Main applicant alone / with up to three dependants / with four or more
Courier, concierge and third-party due diligencePublished rate
Authorised agent service feeUS$15,000–25,000
The following overview of optional services and estimated market rates for third-party professional services is provided strictly for budgeting purposes. These figures are not BPROL quotes and do not represent fees you are required to pay to any service provider. You may choose a provider that meets the programme’s requirements and engage services as needed.
Document review & refinementPre-submission compliance review, risk assessment and professional organisation of supporting documents
Tailored legal supportSource-of-funds legal opinion, due-diligence compliance and oath arrangements
Government-licensed agentOfficially authorised submission, end-to-end case management
Citizenship concierge & document deliveryNaturalisation certificate and passport processing, secure international courier
Post-citizenship supportAdding dependants, tax residency registration, apostille and long-term citizenship optimisation
Optional servicesExpedited processing and remote notarisation; quoted on request
Separate from the subtotal above

Process and payment schedule

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Process and payment schedule

Citizenship granted, typically in 3–4 months

Due diligence usually takes one to two months.

StageYou preparePaymentYou obtain
01PrepareForms, police record and medical form—Application file
03Checks and interviewMain applicant interviewed online or in person; dependants aged 16+ if required—Approval in principle
05Oath and documentsOath by video link or before a notary; passport form—Citizenship certificate, then passport

The documents to prepare

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The documents to prepare

Prepare original records early and keep one copy of every form and declaration you sign.

Personal and family records

  • Passports
  • Birth and marriage records
  • Police certificates: each country of citizenship and each country lived in for six months or longer in the past ten years, from age 16
  • Medical form
  • Adoption records, where relevant

Due diligence

  • Declarations and consent forms signed by each applicant
  • Guardian consent for children, as the forms require
  • Interview with the due diligence firm
  • Further documents on request

Approval and passport

  • Letter of Approval in Principle
  • Proof of payment
  • Oath or affirmation of allegiance
  • Passport application form, duly certified
  • Passport photographs

Applicants aged 16 or over undergo background checks. The oath may be taken by video link or before a notary.

What citizenship gives you

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What citizenship gives you

84
visa-free destinations
PassportTax.org count, including visa on arrival and eTA

AMONG THEM

DESTINATIONDAYSENTRY
  • Hong Kong—Visa-free
  • Singapore—Visa-free
  • United Arab Emirates—Visa-free
  • Macao—Visa-free
  • Malaysia—Visa-free
  • Guam / N. Marianas45Visa waiver

IN NAURU

No residence requirement

Citizenship needs no stay in Nauru before or after it is granted. The application can be completed without travelling there; the oath may be taken in person, by video link or before a notary.

NATIONALITY

Dual citizenship

Nauru allows dual citizenship.

PASSPORT

A passport valid for 10 years

Renewal needs no Nauru address, so the passport can be kept current from anywhere.

FAMILY

One application for the family

Spouse, children of any age, parents, grandparents and siblings can be included.

Your path to citizenship

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Your path to citizenship

Citizenship is conferred with the certificate

Approval in principle, payment, the oath, then the certificate and the passport.

  1. Approval in principleLetter with payment instructions
  2. Oath or affirmationIn person, by video link or before a notary
  3. Certificate of citizenshipCitizenship begins
  4. PassportValid for 10 years

A direct citizenship programme

After approval in principle, the contribution and passport fees are paid. No period of residence comes first.

The oath, then the certificate

The certificate of citizenship is conferred once the oath or affirmation of allegiance has been taken, by video link or before a notary where attendance in person is not possible.

After citizenship

The passport is valid for 10 years and renewal needs no Nauru address. Dual citizenship is allowed under the programme.

Speak with your adviser

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Speak with your adviser

Request a budget based on your family members and their ages, with the contribution and payment dates set out.

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HOW TO APPLY

  1. Assessment

    We review your family, aims and eligibility, and say plainly whether the programme fits.

  2. Written proposal

    You receive an itemised quotation, a document list and a timetable in writing.

  3. Engagement and filing

    Once engaged, we prepare the file, submit it and follow it through to the decision.

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