The Commonwealth of Dominica, a mountainous volcanic island in the Lesser Antilles, has operated a CBI programme since 1993, making it one of the earliest entrants after St. Kitts and Nevis. The “Nature Isle of the Caribbean” is distinguished by its lush rainforests, boiling lake, and commitment to geothermal energy development. Dominica’s programme offers the lowest minimum investment threshold among the Eastern Caribbean CBI nations at USD 200,000, positioning it as a cost-effective entry point for citizenship seekers. CBI revenues have played a critical role in the country’s reconstruction following Hurricane Maria in 2017, which caused damages equivalent to 226% of GDP. The programme has strengthened its due diligence protocols in response to CFATF recommendations.