Principal applicant
Applicants must be at least 18, demonstrate good character and lawful funds, and pass due diligence and an interview.
CITIZENSHIP PROGRAMME
Apply for Nauruan citizenship through a contribution to the Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program. No prior residence or relocation is required, and eligible family members may join the application.

*Official indicative timing, subject to a complete application and individual review.
Applicants must be at least 18, demonstrate good character and lawful funds, and pass due diligence and an interview.
The programme permits eligible spouses, children, parents and siblings. Age, dependency and family composition determine eligibility and additional charges.
A Nauruan residence card and mandatory residence are not prerequisites. Following approval, the contribution and oath lead to citizenship documentation and passport issuance.
Core records include passports, civil-status certificates, police clearances, source-of-funds evidence and family documents. A programme-authorised agent submits the application and confirms the checklist for each applicant.
The current principal-applicant contribution is US$90,000 for applications filed before 31 December 2026. The US$5,000 application fee and US$6,000 principal due-diligence fee are additional, as are banking, passport, dependant and professional costs. The contribution is not an all-inclusive price.
An authorised agent checks eligibility and submits the complete file.
The authority conducts due diligence, interviews the principal applicant and decides the application.
After approval in principle, complete the contribution, oath, citizenship certificate and passport formalities.
No. This is the programme’s indicative period for a complete application. Additional documents or screening can extend it.
Nauru permits dual citizenship. Retaining your original nationality also depends on that country’s law.
Source review: . General programme information, not individual legal advice.
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