Citizenship by Investment
Citizenship in the Central Pacific from USD 90,000 — granted in three to four months, entirely remotely, with every contribution funding the island's climate resilience.
Formally the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program, created under the Act of 2024 and run by the Nauru Program Office. Contributions go to the Nauru Treasury Fund, behind infrastructure and climate-resilience work for the smallest nation in the Central Pacific.
Citizenship is granted three to four months from submission. No educational and no language prerequisites.
Including the UAE, Russia, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia.
The Nauru Program Office holds to strict confidentiality, following international best practice in data protection and privacy.
The qualified contribution is made only once your application has conditional approval.
A nonpartisan alternative travel document — a meaningful safeguard in periods of global uncertainty.
There is no residency requirement in Nauru before, during or after acquiring citizenship.
Spouse, dependent children, parents and siblings can all join the application, each for a published additional fee.
Adult passports run ten years and children's five. No Nauru address is needed to renew, and dual citizenship is permitted throughout.
From eligibility to passport issuance, the Bayat Group panel keeps every document, decision and milestone in one place — guided by Pathinnova AI and reviewed by our legal team.
Qualification runs through a single non-refundable contribution to the Nauru Treasury Fund. What changes is who is on the application — set the household below and the schedule re-derives itself.
There is one qualifying route, so there is nothing here to choose between — these are the rates the program publishes, and Article II applies them.
Nauru is unusual in charging only USD 2,000 of contribution per additional dependent — the family fees sit mostly in due diligence, not the fund.
The Limited Time Offer is the Government of Nauru's own: announced on 3 February 2026 to mark the program's first anniversary, it takes USD 25,000 off the standard contribution for applications submitted on or before 30 June 2026. Confirm with us that it still applies to your timeline before relying on the figure above. Additional dependents are priced at the USD 2,000 rate above; a sibling of the applicant or their spouse is USD 15,000, so a household including one comes in above the figure shown. Due diligence is charged at USD 3,000 for each dependent aged 16 or over, and a benefactor at USD 3,000 with a USD 1,000 bank charge of their own. The bank due-diligence and transaction charge is banded by household — USD 1,200 for a single applicant, USD 1,700 with up to three dependents, USD 2,200 with four or more. Figures are indicative, non-binding, and confirmed during due diligence.
Select a step to see what happens — and what Bayat Group handles for you.
Bayat Group's compliance team conducts an internal due diligence check — a background security screening of the applicant, preparation of KYC (Know Your Client) documentation, and a qualification assessment against the program's requirements.
Our concierge answers your Nauru questions in minutes — and when you are ready, it opens your application right where the conversation ends.
Sending opens your secure Bayat Group account, where an advisor picks the thread up.
Assessed against your own circumstances, in about five minutes.
A scripted example. Your own assessment is private, and takes about five minutes.
Assessment
40+ official programs, each with its own arithmetic. The assessment maps those rules to your situation in a short conversation and tells you where you actually stand.
Step one of three
One address, one five-digit code. No password to invent, and nothing sent to you that you did not ask for.
Step two of three
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