Enhanced

Visa-free or visa-on-arrival travel access

USD $90,000

Limited-time minimum contribution

3–4 months

Estimated processing time

Naoero Citizenship by Investment may be suitable for internationally mobile individuals and families seeking alternative citizenship in a peaceful Pacific island nation, with broad family inclusion, no physical presence requirement, dual citizenship, and a contribution route linked to national development and climate resilience. 

Benefits of Naoero Citizenship by Investment

One of the key benefits of the Naoero Citizenship by Investment Program is that there is no physical presence requirement. Applicants are not required to live in Naoero before, during, or after the application process. This makes the program flexible for globally mobile individuals and families seeking citizenship without relocation.

Naoero citizenship offers enhanced visa-free or visa-on-arrival travel access. This may be valuable for entrepreneurs, investors, and families seeking greater travel flexibility for business, lifestyle, education, and long-term planning. Travel access can change over time and should always be confirmed before making travel plans.

The Naoero Citizenship by Investment Program allows eligible family members to be included in the application. This may include a spouse or de facto partner, dependent children, parents, grandparents, and siblings of any age, subject to the applicable program requirements. This broad family inclusion may make Naoero Citizenship by Investment attractive for applicants seeking a citizenship solution that can support wider family planning.

Dual citizenship is permitted. Applicants should also confirm whether dual citizenship is permitted under the laws of their current country or countries of citizenship before applying.

The estimated processing time is approximately three to four months following submission to the Program Office, subject to due diligence, interview completion, document readiness, and government processing.

The program is designed to support the Republic of Naoero’s economic and climate resilience priorities. For applicants seeking a Citizenship by Investment route with a clear national development purpose, the ECRCP provides an opportunity to contribute to a small island state addressing long-term sustainability and climate-related challenges.

Naoero’s positioning as a small Pacific island state may appeal to individuals and families seeking alternative citizenship from a peaceful, politically neutral jurisdiction. Applicants should consider citizenship planning in the context of their nationality, travel needs, tax position, family circumstances, and long-term objectives.

Who Can Get Naoero Citizenship? 

The main applicant must generally: 

  • Be at least 18 years old 
  • Have a clean criminal record 
  • Have no potential national security or reputational risk 
  • Undergo the required health assessment 
  • Meet due diligence requirements 
  • Make the required Treasury Fund contribution 
  • Attend the required virtual interview 
  • Provide all required supporting documentation 

All applications are subject to review and approval by the Program Office. 

A spouse or de facto partner may be included in the Naoero Citizenship by Investment application, subject to meeting the relevant eligibility, documentation, health, character, and due diligence requirements.

Children may be included in the application, subject to the applicable program requirements. 

Parents and grandparents may be included in the application, subject to the applicable documentation, health, and due diligence requirements. 

Siblings may be included in the application, subject to the applicable program requirements and contribution amounts. 

Program Requirements

To apply for the Naoero Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program, applicants must make a qualifying contribution and meet all other program requirements.

Treasury Fund Contribution 

Applicants qualify through a non-refundable contribution to the country’s Treasury Fund.

The standard contribution is USD $115,000 for a single applicant.

A limited-time offer of USD $90,000 is available for a single applicant until December 31, 2026, subject to program rules remaining in force.

A contribution of USD $2,000 applies for each additional dependent aged 16 and above.

A contribution of USD $15,000 applies for each sibling, regardless of age.

Additional government fees are payable before submission and depend on the number and age of the applicants included.

Other Requirements 

To qualify for the Naoero Citizenship by Investment Program, the main applicant must be over 18 and have a clean criminal record with no potential national security or reputational risk. 

All applicants must not have been denied a visa to a country with which Naoero has a visa-free travel arrangement. 

Applicants are subject to due diligence, background verification, source of funds review, health assessment, documentation checks, and final government approval. 

Applicants are required to attend a mandatory virtual interview. 

All contribution amounts, government fees, due diligence fees, document requirements, and timelines should be confirmed before proceeding, as program requirements may change. 

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The Latitude Group is a global leader in Residence and Citizenship by Investment. Our IMC-certified professionals specialize in cross-jurisdictional citizenship and residence planning. We help clients compare Naoero Citizenship by Investment with other citizenship and residence options. Every applicant’s circumstances are different. A private consultation can help determine whether Naoero aligns with your family profile, budget, travel needs, source of funds position, due diligence background, tax considerations, and long-term planning objectives.

The Latitude Group is a global leader in Residence and Citizenship by Investment. Our IMC-certified professionals specialize in cross-jurisdictional citizenship and residence planning. We help clients compare Naoero Citizenship by Investment with other citizenship and residence options. Every applicant’s circumstances are different. A private consultation can help determine whether Naoero aligns with your family profile, budget, travel needs, source of funds position, due diligence background, tax considerations, and long-term planning objectives.

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Application Process

  • Month 1

    Client Onboarding Begins

    The process begins with Latitude’s initial due diligence and pre-clearance checks. This allows us to assess whether the client may be a suitable fit for the Naoero Citizenship by Investment Program and for Latitude’s onboarding requirements.

    Following successful screening, we provide a Client Agreement for review and signature.

    Once the Client Agreement is signed and the retainer payment is received, our case processing team begins preparing the application, completing required forms, and gathering supporting documents.

  • Months 2–3

    Application Review and Submission

    Before submission, we review the application to ensure the file is complete and aligned with the Program Office requirements.

    The citizenship application is then submitted to the government.

    Due diligence checks and background verification are completed.

    The applicant attends the required virtual interview.

    Latitude continues to coordinate with the Program Office throughout the process.

  • Months 3–4

    Approval and Citizenship Issuance

    Following due diligence and government review, the Program Office assesses the application.

    If the application is approved, the applicant must complete the required contribution and pay all applicable government fees.

    Once the final requirements are satisfied and the Citizenship Affirmation Form has been signed, the Citizenship Certificates and passports are prepared.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Naoero Citizenship by Investment Program, formally known as the Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program, allows eligible individuals and families to apply for citizenship through a non-refundable contribution to the country’s Treasury Fund. 

The program is designed to support national development and climate resilience initiatives. 

Yes. The Republic of Naoero is the official name of the country formerly known internationally as Nauru. 

The name change reflects the country’s national language, identity, and heritage. Existing references to Nauru may still appear in older documents, program materials, or international databases during the transition period. 

The standard contribution starts from USD $115,000 for a single applicant.

A limited-time offer of USD $90,000 is available for a single applicant until December 31, 2026, subject to the program rules remaining in force.

Additional contributions and government fees apply depending on the number, age, and category of dependents included.

The Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program is the country’s Citizenship by Investment route. 

It enables qualifying applicants to apply for citizenship through a non-refundable contribution that supports national development and climate resilience priorities. 

The program is based on a qualifying contribution to the country’s Treasury Fund. 

Unlike some other Citizenship by Investment programs, the current route is not structured around multiple investment options such as real estate, bonds, or enterprise investment. 

The estimated processing time is approximately three to four months following submission to the Program Office. 

Timelines can vary depending on document readiness, due diligence, background verification, interview completion, application complexity, and government processing. 

The main applicant must generally be at least 18 years old, have a clean criminal record, have no potential national security or reputational risk, undergo a health assessment, complete due diligence, and make the required contribution. 

All applications are subject to documentation review, background checks, source of funds review, interview requirements, and final government approval. 

Yes. A spouse or de facto partner may be included in the application, subject to meeting the relevant eligibility, documentation, health, character, and due diligence requirements. 

Yes. Children may be included in the Naoero Citizenship by Investment application, subject to the applicable program requirements. 

Yes. Parents and grandparents may be included in the application, subject to the applicable documentation, health, and due diligence requirements. 

Yes. Siblings may be included in the application, subject to the applicable program requirements.

A contribution of USD $15,000 applies for each sibling, regardless of age.

No. There is no physical presence requirement. 

Applicants are not required to live in or travel to Naoero before, during, or after the application process. 

Yes. Applicants are required to attend a mandatory virtual interview as part of the application process. 

Yes. Applicants must have a clean criminal record and no potential national security or reputational risk. 

All applicants are subject to due diligence and government review. 

Applicants must not have been denied a visa to a country with which Naoero has a visa-free travel arrangement. 

Applicants with previous visa refusals should seek advice before proceeding. 

Dual citizenship is not prohibited by law. 

Applicants should also confirm whether dual citizenship is permitted under the laws of their current country or countries of citizenship. 

Naoero citizenship offers enhanced visa-free or visa-on-arrival travel access. 

Travel access can change over time and should be confirmed before making travel plans. 

No. English language ability is not listed as a requirement. 

The virtual interview may be conducted in a language of the applicant’s choice, subject to the applicable program arrangements. 

Naoero passports are generally valid for ten years. 

Passport renewal procedures should be confirmed before expiry, as requirements and available renewal locations may change. 

Applicants should expect to provide identity documents, civil status documents, police clearance certificates, health assessment documents, source of funds evidence, and other supporting documentation required by the Program Office. 

The exact document list depends on the applicant’s family composition, nationality, personal circumstances, and due diligence profile. 

No. Citizenship is not guaranteed. 

All applications are subject to eligibility, documentation, due diligence, background verification, interview requirements, source of funds review, health assessment, contribution payment, and final government approval. 

Naoero Citizenship by Investment may be suitable if you are seeking an emerging Pacific citizenship option, broad family inclusion, no physical presence requirement, dual citizenship, efficient processing, and a contribution route linked to climate resilience and national development. 

The right option depends on your nationality, family profile, budget, travel needs, source of funds, due diligence background, tax position, and long-term planning objectives. A private consultation can help determine whether Naoero, or another citizenship route, may be the best fit. 

Speak to one of our global experts and begin your journey today

The Latitude Group is a global leader in Residence and Citizenship by Investment. Our IMC-certified professionals are specialists in cross-jurisdictional citizenship and residence planning. We help clients compare Naoero Citizenship by Investment with other global citizenship and residence options to determine which route may best support their mobility, family security, lifestyle, and long-term planning objectives. Speak with a member of our team to explore whether Naoero Citizenship by Investment is right for you and your family.

  • Enhanced visa-free or visa-on-arrival travel access
  • 3–4 months estimated application processing time
  • USD $90,000 limited-time minimum contribution

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