Applicants and dependent family members aged 16 and older must participate in mandatory virtual interviews conducted via a secure platform. Additionally, they are required to solemnize their allegiance before an authorized notary, justice of the peace, or commissioner of oaths. Following the oath-taking ceremony, the citizenship application undergoes further processing, culminating in the issuance of citizenship certificates.

While there is no compulsory physical residency mandate, the government encourages new citizens to engage more deeply in the economy, offering substantial incentives to facilitate increased involvement. Successful applicants hold the prerogative to establish residence in Dominica at their discretion and for any duration.

Should an applicant have previously been denied a visa by a country with which Dominica has a visa-free travel agreement, obtaining a visa from that country subsequently becomes necessary for eligibility.

Applications are meticulously reviewed by a dedicated government authority known as the Citizenship by Investment Unit, operating within the Ministry of Finance. The current processing period for applications stands at three months from the receipt of a fully completed application.