Project Features
More Secure Planning
Commonwealth citizenship (a Dominica passport) combined with EU status (the Greece Financially Independent Person visa) gives you free movement across 8 Eastern Caribbean nations and all 27 EU member states—the ideal arrangement for living, studying, building networks, allocating assets, and retiring, while combining the many benefits of both a green card and citizenship.
A High-Quality Living Environment
Greece boasts some of the finest drinking water quality in the world and the strongest public health record in Europe. With its warm Mediterranean climate, it is renowned for its olive oil, yogurt, and natural products. Home to a population of just 11 million, Greece offers an excellent quality of life: fine weather, clean water, open space, ample sunshine, and good health.
World-Class International Education
Greece lies in southern Europe, next to Italy, and shares the beautiful Southern European coastline of southern France. Children studying in Greece are readily exposed to French, Italian, and Spanish, while the capital, Athens, is home to numerous international schools, making it an excellent environment for learning English.
Interviews from age 16; no language test
Applicants aged 16 or over must attend an interview, usually online. Dominica’s citizenship by investment programme has no language test or residence requirement before or after naturalisation.
Give the Next Generation Greater Confidence
Greece and China are both cradles of great human civilization, and the cultures of the two nations have profoundly shaped humanity, with their descendants now spread across every continent. The Greeks are courteous, friendly, and respectful toward the Chinese; in Greece it is common to see Chinese and Greeks become friends, their children playing, attending school, and growing up together.
Around 145 visa-free countries; 162 destinations including visa-on-arrival and online visa options
Visa-free access to 143 countries, including Singapore and the Schengen countries, makes international travel more convenient. Holders of ordinary Dominica passports must obtain a visa before visiting the United Kingdom.
Easier identity planning and visa issuance
Greece hosts the diplomatic missions of many countries — including the U.S. Embassy, the Japanese Embassy, the Chinese Embassy, and Dominica — so once you hold Greek residency you can apply for visas directly while in the country.
Zero global taxation
Dominica does not levy income tax, property tax, capital gains tax, or gift tax on overseas citizens, and no tax is payable on inherited property.
A future of greater opportunity
After five years of residence in Greece, you may apply for permanent residency, allowing more freedom of movement throughout the Schengen countries. After seven years, you may apply for a Greek passport upon passing the naturalization examination, granting visa-free access to more than 170 countries worldwide. Greece has signed E1/E2 treaties and a visa-waiver agreement with the United States (an advantage over the Hong Kong SAR passport). Settling in Greece long-term also makes it easier to expand into major countries such as the United Kingdom, France, and Germany, and we can arrange the legal right to work.
