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Limited Time · Iruwa Initiative
Save USD 25,000
Offer closes 30 June 2026
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Republic of Nauru · Pacific
Established under the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Act 2024 and administered by the Nauru Program Office — one of the Pacific’s newest and most purposefully designed citizenship by investment initiatives, with contributions flowing directly to national climate and development priorities.
$90k*
From (Iruwa)
3-4 months
Processing
None
Min. Stay
Yes
Dual Allowed
Iruwa Initiative Countdown
The reduced contribution of USD 90,000 applies to all applications submitted before 30 June 2026
A Pacific Citizenship with Global Vision
The Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Programme — established under the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Act 2024 and administered by the Nauru Program Office — is one of the Pacific’s newest and most purposefully designed citizenship by investment initiatives.
Nauru is the world’s smallest independent republic — a 21-square-kilometre island in the central Pacific with a stable democratic government and a compelling story of national transformation. Once defined by phosphate resources, Nauru is now actively investing in economic diversification, renewable energy, and climate resilience. Contributions to the programme flow directly to the Nauru Treasury Fund in support of these priorities.
Global Citizenship Partners is a licensed agent for the Nauru programme, appointed through the Nauru Program Office. We provide full advisory support from initial eligibility assessment through to passport collection.
Iruwa Initiative Pricing ✓
Citizenship contribution
USD 90,000
Application fee
USD 5,000
Due diligence (principal)
USD 6,000
Bank & transaction fee
USD 1,200
Passport fee
USD 500
Total (single applicant)
Fees & Contributions
All fees verified from ecrcp.gov.nr — February 2026. Subject to change without notice.
| Applicant | Fee (USD) |
| Principal applicant (Iruwa Initiative) | 90,000 |
| Principal applicant (standard rate) | 115,000 |
| Additional dependant aged 16+ | 2,000 |
| Sibling of principal applicant | 15,000 |
| Applicant | Fee (USD) |
| Principal applicant | 5,000 |
| Each dependant | 2,000 |
| Applicant | Fee (USD) |
| Principal applicant | 6,000 |
| Each dependant or benefactor | 3,000 |
| Application type | Fee (USD) |
| Solo applicant | 1,200 |
| Up to 3 dependants | 1,700 |
| 4 or more dependants | 2,200 |
| Benefactor | 1,000 |
| Applicant | Fee (USD) |
| Per person | 500 |
| Total — single applicant (Iruwa Initiative) | ≈ USD 102,700 |
All fees are in USD. The Iruwa Initiative contribution of USD 90,000 applies to all applications submitted before 30 June 2026. Standard contribution thereafter is USD 115,000. Fees are subject to change without notice — always confirm current rates with GCP before making financial commitments.
Key Benefits
Unlike Antigua and Barbuda, Nauru citizenship carries no minimum residency or visit requirement. Once citizenship is granted, there is no obligation to travel to Nauru — making this one of the most flexible programmes available for clients whose circumstances make physical visits difficult.
Nauru permits unrestricted dual citizenship. There are no restrictions on holding other citizenships simultaneously, and no requirement to declare or renounce existing nationalities.
Contributions to the Nauru Treasury Fund directly support climate adaptation projects, infrastructure investment, renewable energy initiatives, and sustainable economic diversification — a unique alignment of values and self-interest for environmentally conscious clients.
The Process
1
Confidential assessment of your eligibility, family circumstances, and the most suitable investment option. No charge, no obligation.
2
We compile your application documents, certify and notarise where required, and prepare the complete submission package.
3
GCP submits your application to the CIU on your behalf. We manage all correspondence throughout the review period.
5
The CIU conducts its due diligence and issues approval in principle. At this point the investment is made and government fees settled.
5
Citizenship documents are issued and passport applications processed. Most clients receive their passport within 3–4 months of submission.
Typical Timeline
About the Country
Nauru sits in the central Pacific, south of the Marshall Islands, approximately 42 kilometres south of the equator. With a land area of just 21 square kilometres and a population of approximately 12,000, it is the world’s smallest island nation and third-smallest country by land area. Its official languages are Nauruan and English, and it uses the Australian Dollar as its currency.
Nauru gained independence in 1968 and is a member of the United Nations, the Pacific Islands Forum, the Commonwealth of Nations, and a range of other international bodies. Its democratic government operates with direct accountability to parliament — including the Nauru Program Office, which administers the citizenship programme under direct presidential and parliamentary oversight.
Once known internationally for phosphate extraction, Nauru is now repositioning itself as a hub for climate resilience, sustainable fishing, eco-tourism, and renewable energy development. The Nauru citizenship programme is a deliberate part of this transformation — attracting global citizens who share the nation’s forward-looking values.
Quick Facts:
Location
Central Pacific Ocean
Land area
21 km²
Population
≈ 12,000
Official languages
Nauruan, English
Currency
Australian Dollar (AUD)
Independence
1968
Programme Context
The Nauru Programme Office operates under direct presidential and parliamentary oversight, with programme governance reviewed annually. As an IMC member programme, it adheres to international standards of due diligence and transparency — the same framework that governs the world’s most respected citizenship programmes.
A single-applicant Nauru citizenship, all fees included, is approximately USD 102,700 during the Iruwa Initiative. Applications filed before the deadline — including those currently in preparation — qualify for the reduced rate.