NauruCitizenship By Investment
- Investment starts from USD 90,000
- Short and straight forward processing
- Visa-free travel 85 countries
- Remote application process
- No physical residency requirement
Overview
Nauru Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program, formally known as the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program (NECRCP) offers a unique opportunity for individuals to gain Nauru citizenship through an economic contribution. It provides a direct way to invest in Nauru’s future through the Nauru Treasury Fund. This investment supports projects that boost economic growth and strengthen climate resilience, such as infrastructure development and economic diversification. By participating in this unique program, individuals help the smallest nation in the Central Pacific Ocean to achieve a sustainable future while also enhancing their global citizenship.
Family Inclusion
NECRCP allows the inclusion of family members in the CBI application, such as spouse, dependent children, parents, and siblings, for an extra fee.
The Program Update: Limited Time Offer
The Government of the Republic of Nauru has announced a Limited Time Offer (LTO) under the NECRCP, alongside a significant reduction in application processing and due diligence fees. From 3 February 2026, a USD 25,000 reduction applies to the contribution requirement for both new and existing applications submitted on or before 30 June 2026. These initiatives have been introduced to mark the first anniversary of the Nauru Citizenship by Investment Program.
Eligibility
To qualify for the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program, applicants must:
- Be at least 18 years old
- Have a clean personal record (pass Due Diligence checks)
- Provide proof of a legitimate source of funds
- Make a required minimum contribution depending on family size
The Nauru Program Office is the administrative entity in charge of overseeing the NECRCP. Created under the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Act 2024, the Nauru Program Office is in close collaboration with the Nauru’s government and in charge of receiving CBI applications through licensed Agents.
Nauru allows dual citizenship and investors can maintain their current nationality while acquiring Nauru citizenship. Nauru passports are typically valid for 10 years for adults and 5 years for children. An address in Nauru is not necessary for passport renewal. Passports can be renewed regardless of holders’ current country of residence.
Benefits
Short & Straightforward Process
Visa-free travel
Confidentiality Assurance
Post Approval Investment
Politically Neutrality
No Physical Residency Requirement
Investment & Fees
The Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program provides a direct way to contribute to the Nauru Treasury Fund, benefiting both investors and national development. Participants advance their global citizenship goals while supporting the country’s sustainable future and regional resilience. Contribution amounts vary depending on family size:
* Important notice: Under the Limited Time Offer (LTO), applicants can benefit from a USD 25,000 reduction in the standard contribution amount for applications submitted on or before 30 June 2026.
Non-refundable Contributions
| Single Principal Applicant | USD 90,000 (Available until 30 June 2026) |
| Each additional dependent, aged 16 and above | USD 2,000 |
| Each sibling of a Principal Applicant or their Spouse | USD 15,000 |
Application Fees
| Principal Applicant | USD 5,000 |
| Each dependent | USD 2,000 |
Due Diligence
| Principal Applicant | USD 6,000 |
| Each dependent aged 16 or above | USD 3,000 |
| A Benefactor | USD 3,000 |
Bank due diligence fee and transaction charge
| A Single Principal Applicant | USD 1,200 |
| A Principal Applicant with up to 3 dependents | USD 1,700 |
| A Principal Applicant with four or more dependents | USD 2,200 |
| A Benefactor | USD 1,000 |
Other Fees
| Fee per passport | USD 500 |
Application Process
Bayat Group compliance team will conduct an internal due diligence check, which entails a background security screening of the applicant, Preparation of KYC (Know Your Client) and a qualification assessment.
Preparation of the tailored list of documents. The client signs a retainer agreement with Bayat Group. Gathering documents required for the application.
Applicants need to meet the eligibility criteria, including financial requirements and a clean background. After gathering all of required original documents and sending them to Bayat Group team, our citizenship experts will assess the file and make it ready for submission to the Nauru Program Office. Applications must be submitted in English, which is Nauru's official language. Every Principal Applicant is required to participate in an interview conducted by an approved due diligence firm, commissioned by the Nauru Program Office. This interview can be conducted virtually or in person at an approved location. Additionally, any dependent of the Principal Applicant aged 16 or older may also be required to attend an interview, if necessary, under the same conditions. The application process can be done remotely.
After the application has been processed and a decision has been reached, Principle Applicants will receive a letter informing them of the outcome. If the application is approved, applicants will be required to proceed with making the qualified contribution and covering the Application fees.
Successful applicants will be granted a Certificated of Naturalization and they need to take an Oath of Allegiance, which is a formal pledge of loyalty to Nauru, before the certificate of citizenship is conferred. If a person is unable to take the oath or affirmation in person, it may be done via audio-visual link or before a notary public or another authorized person in any jurisdiction. After paying Passport Fees, applicants are issued their Nauru passports.