Guides to Nauru citizenship
Each guide is written by Darya Melnik, checked against the Nauru Program Office, the published regulations and BRIDGES data, and dated. Start with the complete guide if you are new to the programme.
Nauru Citizenship by Investment in 2026: The Complete Guide
How Nauru citizenship by investment works in 2026: one non-refundable contribution of $90,000 until 31 December 2026 and $115,000 after, official fees, the family, due diligence, the interview, the oath and what the passport really gives.
How Much Nauru Citizenship Costs in 2026: Contribution, Fees and Family Examples
The full cost of Nauru citizenship in 2026: $90,000 contribution until 31 December 2026 or $115,000 after, application, due diligence, bank and passport fees, extra amounts for dependants and siblings, and worked examples.
Nauru Citizenship Application: Steps, Documents, Interview and Timeline
How a Nauru citizenship application goes in 2026: licensed agent, documents and police certificates, due diligence for everyone 16 and over, the interview, Cabinet decision, oath by video link and passports in three to four months.
Nauru Citizenship for the Family: Spouse, Children, Parents and Siblings
Who can join a Nauru citizenship application in 2026: spouse, children, parents, siblings and grandparents, why age 16 matters, what each person costs and how much more it is to add relatives after citizenship.
Nauru Passport in 2026: Visa-Free Countries, Schengen, UK and Validity
What a Nauru passport gives in 2026: 83 destinations without a prior visa in the BRIDGES index, Hong Kong, Singapore and the UAE, visas for Schengen, the UK and the US, 10-year validity, dual citizenship and taxes.
Nauru vs Vanuatu and the Caribbean: Which Citizenship Programme Fits
Nauru compared with Vanuatu, Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia and Antigua in 2026: entry price, timeline, Schengen access, siblings in the application and what each programme is good for.