Nauru Introduces 30% Limited-Time Discount for CBI

Nauru has announced a 30 % limited-time discount on its Citizenship by Investment program, alongside permanent fee reductions, according to an official communication from the program office.

The changes were introduced on the program’s first anniversary and apply immediately. The limited-time offer (LTO) will run until June 30, 2026, reducing overall costs for both single applicants and families.

What Has Changed

Under the revised structure, the program has moved to a flat contribution model, increasing the base donation by $10,000 to $115,000, while sharply reducing application and due diligence fees. The net effect is a double-digit reduction in total costs.

As part of the anniversary promotion, the program is offering an additional $25,000 reduction on the contribution amount for applications submitted before June 30, lowering the base donation to $90,000 during the LTO period.

According to program data, this results in:

• 29% total cost savings for single applicants
• 30% total cost savings for families of four

Updated Fee Structure

Key permanent changes include:

• Application fee (principal): $5,000 (down from $25,000)
• Application fee (dependents): $2,000 per person
• Due diligence (principal): $6,000
• Due diligence (dependents): $3,000 per person
• Contribution: $115,000 base, plus $2,000 per additional applicant
• LTO contribution (until June 30): $90,000

Expanded Family Eligibility

The program has also removed age limits and dependency requirements for parents and children.

Married children and siblings are now eligible, significantly widening the family inclusion scope.

Program Context

Program officials described the revisions as part of a scheduled review process, stating that vetting standards remain unchanged.

The program continues to apply multi-layer due diligence, including mandatory interviews and international background checks.

Electronic filing and digital signatures will also be accepted going forward, replacing wet-ink requirements.

While the program has seen modest application volumes in its first year, authorities say the revised pricing and broader family eligibility are intended to improve competitiveness within the global investment-migration market.