Nauru citizenship: a clearer cost picture
Explore the Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program, with dated official fees and a family-specific review.
Programme overview
The Nauru (Naoero) programme uses a Treasury Fund contribution to support economic development and climate resilience. It is a contribution route, not a property purchase or a refundable investment. Begin with a review of nationality, background, lawful funds and each dependant before committing. Citizenship approval remains a government decision.
Family participation
A spouse and qualifying children, parents and siblings may be considered. Exact eligibility and extra charges require review; the calculator covers a main applicant, spouse and minor children only.
Residence and dual citizenship
The official FAQ states no residence requirement and permits dual citizenship. Check your existing nationality law separately. The oath must still be completed through an accepted procedure.
Travel needs separate checks
A citizenship application is not a passport. Check destination entry requirements for the issued document and your trip; no worldwide visa-free count or overseas work right is promised here.
Is the contribution the full cost?
No. Application, due diligence, bank and passport charges are additional. Use the dated fee breakdown below; professional fees and case-specific expenses remain extra.
Is the processing time guaranteed?
Official indication: 3–4 months; not guaranteed
Can I apply directly?
Submit through a programme-licensed agent; direct individual submissions are not accepted.