Explore the programme guide and related articles.
- When is an electronic Nauru citizenship application legally received?
Nauru’s citizenship regulations distinguish successful electronic submission, system failures and receipt of notices. The recorded time does not itself establish acceptance or approval.
- Nauru citizenship documents: translations and certified copies
Distinguish English translations, certified copies and evidence supporting the certifier. The citizenship regulations set separate requirements for each.
- A Nauru citizenship cancellation notice: what the seven-day period means
A proposed cancellation notice is not the same as loss of citizenship. The legal grounds, response period, Gazette notice and document consequences are separate stages.
- Nauru Citizenship by Investment: Family Eligibility, Costs and the Application Process
An integrated guide to family suitability, qualifying relatives, contribution costs, screening and citizenship documentation under the Naoero programme.
- Confidentiality and record keeping in Nauru citizenship applications
Confidentiality is best understood through the law’s rules on disclosure, access and retention, rather than through an assurance of absolute secrecy.
- Can citizenship acquired through Naoero’s programme be renounced?
For programme citizens, formal registration determines when voluntary renunciation takes effect.
- Where does Naoero’s citizenship contribution go?
Understand the legal route into public funds and distinguish climate priorities from verified spending and completed projects.
- Is Nauru’s USD 90,000 citizenship contribution the full application cost?
The current offer lists a USD 90,000 principal contribution. Application, due-diligence, bank and passport charges are additional; older June-deadline brochures need updating.
- Nauru citizenship: which countries must issue police certificates?
The 2026 amendment covers applicants aged 16 or over, every country of citizenship and other countries where they lived for at least 6 months in the past 10 years.
- Nauru citizenship for children: consent when a parent does not apply
An application for a child under 18 requires the prescribed consent from a non-applying parent or legal guardian with sole or joint custody. The documents must establish parentage, custody and authority to apply.
- How Naoero programme citizens can renew a passport from abroad
Overseas passport renewal for Naoero programme citizens: receiving offices, documents, photograph certification and the connection between old and new records.
- After obtaining a Naoero passport: tax residence and bank self-certification
Naoero citizenship does not automatically alter tax residence. How passport details, residential addresses and CRS declarations differ when updating bank records.
- After Naoero citizenship approval in principle: payment, oath and passport steps
After Naoero citizenship approval in principle come contribution payments, the oath, citizenship certification and passport formalities, each with its own records.
- Naoero family citizenship applications: eligibility, police certificates and interviews
Family citizenship applications involve dependant eligibility, ten years of residence history, police certificates, due diligence, interviews and evidence of funds.
- Naoero citizenship programme: US$90,000 contribution offer runs to the end of 2026
Naoero’s US$90,000 principal contribution offer covers qualifying applications filed before 31 December 2026. Other application fees are separate.
