The country is around 290 square miles and predominantly consists of rainforest, with 365 rivers and many waterfalls and springs. It is also home to Boiling Lake, the second largest hot spring in the world, as well as a number of protected areas where many species that were thought to be extinct can be found. There are three national parks in Dominica, including the World Heritage Site Morne Trois Pitons, as well as Morne Diablotin and Cabrits. There are also sandy beaches in the northeast Calibishe area that are popular with tourists.
[vc_empty_space]Business immigrants can avail themselves of the huge travel convenience offered by Dominican Passport Program, ranked as one of the most affordable ‘citizenship by investment program’. Dominica grants Economic Citizenship for a donation to the government and the country’s rainforests, and which was established in 1993. Successful applicants are granted a passport and receive naturalized citizenship. The application process takes around four to six months to complete.
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