Nauru, located in the equatorial Pacific, has been inhabited for 3000 years. When British explorers arrived in 1798 they named it the Pleasant Island. In the 19th century it became a colony of Germany and later of Australia. Nauruans are devoted Catholics and Protestants and deeply rooted in their local culture.
Nauru has been an independent republic with a functioning democracy since 1968. With around 12’000 inhabitants and 21sqkm land surface it is one of the smallest nations on earth. Phosphate was discovered in the early 20th century and the country became economically prosperous.
Nauru is a member of the United Nations (UNO), the Commonwealth and the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF). It pursues an independent foreign policy and does not maintain armed forces, though there is a police force under civilian control. Australia is responsible for Nauru’s defense under an agreement between the two countries.
Despite its small size, Nauru is well-connected to the world. The nation’s flagship carrier, Nauru Airlines, has been flying the Central and South Pacific for over 50 years. It connects the island to key destinations, including Brisbane, Nadi (Fiji), Tarawa (Kiribati), Majuro (Marshall Islands), and Honiara (Solomon Islands), with multiple flights per week.
The Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program offers discerning investors the opportunity to acquire citizenship in a peaceful island paradise while contributing to vital national development initiatives, infrastructure improvements, renewable energy projects, and sustainable economic diversification efforts.
USD 105’000
Single
USD 110’000
Family of 2 – 4 members
USD 115’000
Family of 5 or more members.
USD 25’000
for a single applicant
USD 27’500
for a family of 2-4 members
USD 30’000
for a family of 5 or more.
Besides the above there are due diligence, passport and administrative fees, depending on the number and age of applicants.
Visa-free access to strategic destinations, including Hong Kong (SAR China), Ireland, Singapore, the UAE, and the UK, improving travel flexibility.
Visa-free access to strategic destinations, including Hong Kong (SAR China), Ireland, Singapore, the UAE, and the UK, improving travel flexibility.
A politically neutral alternative passport to travel on, providing a valuable safety net during times of global instability.
A spouse and dependents (including parents and siblings) can be included in your application, ensuring easier, safer travel for your whole family.
A spouse and dependents (including parents and siblings) can be included in your application, ensuring easier, safer travel for your whole family.
A contribution to climate crisis solutions in the Pacific, where small island states such as Nauru face rising sea levels and biodiversity loss.
Unrestricted dual citizenship and no minimum stay or visit requirements.
The Honourable Philippe A. May is the program director of EC Holdings for Paraguay. Fluent in Spanish he is a qualified Associate Financial Planner (AFP™) and a member of the Financial Planner Association of Singapore. Holding a Bacherlor’s degree in Business Administration (BBA) and an Executive Diploma in International Diplomatic Law for Honorary Consuls from UNITAR, Geneva, Switzerland, Philippe has extensive experience in Private Banking, Insurance, Diplomacy and Residence & Citizenship-by-investment Planning. He has previously worked for Credit Suisse and BNP Paribas in Zurich, Switzerland and as Vice President for EFG Bank in Singapore. Philippe has been a citizen of Singapore since 2008 and he has been accredited as the Honorary Consul of St. Vincent and the Grenadines since 2011.
