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Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship

Nauru’s Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Programme began in November 2024 and offers citizenship through a direct contribution supporting national resilience priorities.

Estimated processing time3–5 months
ResidencyNot required
Visa-free reach88 destinations
Tax referenceNo worldwide taxation
Passport reference rank54th
Programme established2024

A new contribution programme for mobility and national resilience

Commenced on 13 November 2024, the programme uses a direct contribution to Nauru’s Treasury Fund, starting from USD 105,000 for a single principal applicant on the reference page.

The reference page lists a 3–5 month processing period, no landing or residence requirement, family inclusion and access to 88 destinations. As a newer programme, current operating guidance should be reconfirmed before filing.

Buada Lagoon in the interior of Nauru

A Direct Contribution Route

Treasury contribution

From USD 105,000
  • Direct contribution supporting economic and climate resilience.
  • Family contribution and government fee levels vary by application group.

Eligibility Requirements and Programme Features

Eligibility Requirements

  • Main applicant aged 18 or above.
  • Meet the contribution threshold starting from USD 105,000 and current government fees.
  • Provide police certificates for countries where the applicant lived for more than six months during the preceding ten years.
  • Document the lawful source of funds and complete due diligence.

Programme Features

  • No landing or residence requirement is highlighted.
  • Eligible spouse, children, parents and siblings may be included.
  • Reference mobility to 88 destinations.
  • A single contribution route creates a comparatively direct application structure.
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