The government of Dominica has suspended the processing of citizenship applications from Iranian nationals under its investment programme, according to an official memorandum dated March 23, 2026.
The notice, issued by the Citizenship by Investment Unit, states that the decision takes effect March 24, 2026.
According to the memorandum, applications from Iranian nationals will only be considered if specific conditions are met. These include that the applicant has not lived in Iran for at least 10 years, has no substantial assets in the country, and has not conducted any business or similar activity in or with Iran.
The directive was addressed to authorized agents involved in the programme and instructs them to be guided accordingly.
The memorandum was signed by Gregory McDougall, acting director of the Citizenship by Investment Unit.
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ONLY NOW….You all really like playing with fire. I know the top dog here in Antigua aint gonna budge because all he concern about is money while the ordinary citizens suffer with US sanction on travel.
Dominican government is doing what massa Trump says, they just showing the world that you have no integrity. Iran🇮🇷 didn’t start the war, they didn’t blow up 165 elementary school girls. America and Israel did, but you’re not gonna deny them passports, if they want. The Caribbean is going back to the days of slavery.
@As Real as it gets. Maybe the Caribbean should start picking the lesser of two evils.
Iran didn’t start it but they surely are the cause. You think they were teaching the children “Death to Israel and America” for the last 50 years for fun.
Everyone knows what their end goal was. You wanted Israel to wait till they attacked again?
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