Oceania
Nauru is an island state in Micronesia, Oceania, and at just 21 km² one of the smallest countries in the world. The country is politically stable, democratically organized, and strongly community-oriented. Economically, Nauru has been undergoing structural transformation since the end of phosphate mining and is actively seeking alternative sources of revenue.
Get in Touch105,000 USD
≈ 90,000 EUR
Minimum donation-based investment
3–4 months
Time to citizenship
Travel access
Around 85+ countries
Nauru citizenship is considered a formal and fast-to-implement second passport option. In time-sensitive situations, it can create immediate citizenship-level diversification without stay or integration requirements. The focus is clearly on speed and formal effect, not on long-term everyday use.
Visa-free or facilitated access to around 85+ countries, mainly smaller states, regional destinations, and selected international hubs. No visa-free access to the Schengen Area, the US, Canada, or Australia.
With tax residency in Nauru, the state does not levy personal income tax. Wealth, capital gains, and inheritance taxes do not exist.
A main applicant can include a spouse, children under 30, siblings, and parents or grandparents aged 55 and over in the application. The program allows multiple family members to be included.
Nauru is a pure emergency fallback option. Due to very limited international acceptance, significant banking challenges, and limited mobility, the passport is not suitable for everyday use or as a permanent solution. At most, it may serve as a short-term transitional measure when other options are no longer available in time or within budget.
We guide you through the entire process — from the initial consultation to passport handover. Discreetly, efficiently, and with a personal German-speaking point of contact.
The Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program is a legally established citizenship program that enables the acquisition of citizenship through a qualifying investment supporting the country’s economic and climate-related development.
Under the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program, citizenship can be applied for through a qualifying investment. A minimum donation of 105,000 USD to the official program is required.
After approval and full payment, the passport is usually issued within around 3 to 4 months. The passport provides visa-free or facilitated access to around 85+ countries.
To qualify, a non-refundable contribution of at least 105,000 USD to the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program is required.
After submission of the complete documents, the processing time is usually around 3 to 4 months.
Personal presence is generally not required. The process can be handled through authorized representatives. In certain cases, however, an identity verification may be requested.
No. No minimum stay in Nauru is required to obtain or maintain citizenship.
Spouses, children under 30, unmarried siblings, and parents or grandparents over 55 can be included.
Yes. Nauru allows dual citizenship.
For adults, the passport is usually issued with a validity of 10 years.
After approval, the required investment must be made. Citizenship is then confirmed and the passport is issued.
No. Nauru does not have a general military service obligation.
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