February 12, 2026
The government of the island Republic of Nauru has announced a temporary reduction in the investment contribution requirements for obtaining citizenship through investment — a measure being implemented for the first time under the national citizenship by investment program. The decision comes amid changing global demand for second citizenship and aims to stimulate foreign investors' interest in the program, which has been active in the country since 2024.
From January 29 to June 30, 2026, participants in the program can take advantage of a limited-time offer:
The discount applies only to the investment contribution; application fees and due diligence checks remain unchanged.
Representatives of the Nauruan government emphasize that this is a temporary promotion, not a permanent change to the program model, aimed solely at adapting to fluctuations in the international investment migration market. They believe the measure will attract additional funding and strengthen interest in the program amid increased competition from other countries offering citizenship or "golden passports" through investment.
The “Citizenship for Economic and Climate Resilience” program (NECRCP) was launched in 2024. Through it, potential investors can obtain a second citizenship by making a direct contribution to a government fund, which, among other things, supports sustainable development and climate adaptation projects.
The application review process takes three to four months, and the passport provides access to over 100 countries and territories visa-free or with simplified entry.
Important! State-offered discounts on investment programs are rare. Typically, the conditions of such initiatives are fixed and reviewed infrequently. Premium promotions like the current one in Nauru may indicate changing market dynamics and attempts to offset declining investor interest in such programs amid economic uncertainty.
After the discount period ends, the terms are likely to return to their original levels, meaning the investment contribution will revert to the standard rate. Therefore, those considering Nauru citizenship should plan their participation within the current promotional period.
Program advantages include no residency requirements, the ability to include a spouse and children in the application, and contributing to the development of a Pacific island nation facing climate and sustainability challenges.
The temporary reduction in the cost of Nauru's citizenship program is a unique opportunity to obtain a “golden passport” at a discounted price. The discount of up to 30% is valid only until June 30, 2026, after which investment contributions will return to standard rates. Those planning to take advantage of the offer should act quickly and plan their application in advance.
To ensure the process is as safe and effective as possible, it is recommended to consult professionals. GARANT IN specialists can help prepare documents, complete all due diligence steps, and choose the optimal strategy for participation in the program. Don’t miss the chance to take advantage of this limited-time offer and secure Nauru citizenship with benefits and confidence!
The special reduced-rate offer is valid strictly until June 30, 2026. Standard rates will take effect on July 1, 2026.
During the promotion, the basic contribution for a single applicant is $90,000. After the promotion ends, the amount will return to $115,000.
No, the program does not require any residency or visits to the country either before or after obtaining citizenship.
No, the temporary reduction applies only to the investment contribution to the government fund. Application and due diligence fees are payable in full.
The application review and document verification process usually takes three to four months.