One straightforward route
The investment is a contribution to the Treasury Fund. There is no property project to select or future sale to plan.
NAURU · CITIZENSHIP BY INVESTMENT
Nauru. One direct contribution.
Nauru offers your family an additional citizenship option with no minimum residence requirement. The officially extended Iruwa contribution is USD 90,000 for the principal applicant through 2026; fees and family members cost extra. We begin with the purpose this status would serve for you.
- 01One direct contribution
- 02Plan for your family
- 03No minimum residence
01 · WHAT OPENS UP
Another option for the people who matter to you.
Life plans change. Another status may make future decisions about travel, family, and international presence easier. What matters is not an abstract passport count, but where Nauru creates useful room for your decisions.
Start with your family
Spouses, children, parents, and siblings may qualify under distinct legal categories. Your actual household shapes the cost.
Plan without a residence minimum
The program does not require minimum residence. Under published conditions, the oath may also be taken outside Nauru.
02 · THE CONTRIBUTION ROUTE
One contribution. A complete family plan.
Nauru provides a government-regulated contribution to its Treasury Fund, supporting economic development and climate resilience. For your decision, the contribution is only one part of the cost. Filing, screening, and each person you include also matter.
Treasury Fund Contribution
Iruwa contribution through 2026: USD 90,000The direct contribution route involves no property purchase. A licensed agent files the application; the government screens and decides. Prescribed approval amounts are due after approval in principle.
THE COMPLETE COST
What the status would cost your family.
The Iruwa contribution for the principal applicant is USD 90,000 through December 31, 2026. Application, screening, banking, passport, and qualifying family charges add to it. The actual household determines the complete budget.
CONTRIBUTION AND FEESView the cost layers+
Principal-applicant contribution under the official special project extension through December 31, 2026; the regular regulatory base is USD 115,000.
Application and due-diligence fees for the principal applicant; other people are charged separately.
An application fee of USD 2,000 applies to each eligible dependent; contributions and screening vary by age and relationship.
Bank screening/transaction charges vary with family size; passports cost USD 500 each. Confirm agent and document costs separately.
PRICE STATUS · OFFICIALLY EXTENDED
The official Iruwa extension runs through December 31, 2026. The special project sets a USD 90,000 principal-applicant contribution for applications accepted during its term. Other fees and dependent contributions remain additional; confirm the complete personal cost before filing.
03 · FAMILY
Who should share the option with you?
A family application begins with a clear list of people. Age, relationship, and evidence determine eligibility. Later additions follow their own rules and costs.
PersonProgram frameworkYour planning question
Principal applicant
At least 18; personal and financial screening with a required interview.
What practical purpose would Nauru serve?
Spouse and children
Inclusion depends on the applicable legal category and supporting evidence.
Who should join the initial application?
Parents and siblings
Eligibility and fees depend on the relevant category; siblings carry a separate contribution.
What relationship and dependency can be documented?
Family members added later
Separate post-citizenship rules and fees; not necessarily the terms of the initial application.
Which future family plans should we consider now?
04 · CLEAR ROLES, CLEAR PROCESS
Know each step before it begins.
No Borders Founder places the status within your wider plans. Paul H. and his affiliated legal team support program assessment within an agreed engagement. A licensed agent makes the formal filing; Nauru's competent authorities decide.
FROM QUESTION TO PASSPORT
Five clear stages.
- 01
Define purpose and family
Clarify the additional option you seek and who belongs in the initial application.
- 02
Confirm the agent and records
A licensed agent gathers identity, family, and source-of-funds evidence and submits the file.
- 03
File and undergo screening
Application and due-diligence fees are due at filing. The principal attends an interview; dependents age 16+ may also be asked.
- 04
Await the government decision
The Program Office, Registrar, Minister, and Cabinet have distinct roles. Approval in principle is not yet citizenship.
- 05
Complete payment and issuance
Prescribed amounts are paid after approval in principle. Oath, certificate, and passport application follow.
The Program Office describes a typical three-to-four-month process. Completeness and due diligence affect the timing; no fixed completion time is promised.
PART OF YOUR INTERNATIONAL PLANNING
Give the new status a clear purpose.
Nauru may add geographic optionality. Residence, tax, and banking follow separate rules. We examine the places you actually want to visit or use and connect the additional citizenship with the rest of your plans.
Relevant destinations, not counts.
We check entry rights for the countries that matter to you when you decide.
Keep status and residence distinct.
An additional citizenship does not automatically create tax residence.
Prepare the fundamentals early.
Banks still review residence, source of wealth, and economic background.
Think through your family circle.
Who may join later shapes today's application planning.
05 · GOOD QUESTIONS BEFORE DECIDING
What should you know before committing?
Is the USD 90,000 contribution currently available?+
Yes. The official Iruwa extension runs through December 31, 2026 for applications accepted during its term. Other fees and dependent contributions remain additional.
Is USD 90,000 the total price?+
No. It is the time-limited Iruwa contribution for the principal applicant. Filing, screening, banking, passports, family members, and service providers require a separate calculation.
Must I move to Nauru?+
The program states no minimum residence. Any travel, oath, or other personal step is checked for your application.
Can family join later?+
Post-citizenship additions have separate legal conditions and fees. Decide who should apply together before the first filing.
Who decides the application?+
Nauru's competent bodies screen the file and Cabinet makes the final decision. No agent or adviser can promise approval.
View official sources and price status+
The official Iruwa extension runs through December 31, 2026. The special project sets a USD 90,000 principal-applicant contribution for applications accepted during its term. Other fees and dependent contributions remain additional; confirm the complete personal cost before filing.
Nauru Government Gazette · 2026 contribution regulation↗Nauru Government Gazette · Iruwa Special Project notice↗Nauru RONLAW · extension through December 2026↗Naoero Program Office · contribution and fees↗Naoero Program Office · how to apply↗Naoero Program Office · FAQ↗PERSONAL PROGRAM INQUIRY
Who should join you?What should Nauru enable?
Tell us about your family and the places or life plans for which you want more room to act. We can assess whether Nauru's contribution route has a meaningful role and which terms need confirmation before an application.
Should the additional status become part of a broader international strategy? No Borders Founder connects the program question with residence, assets, banking, and family planning alongside the relevant specialists.
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Reviewed: October 2, 2026