
EDF is a one-time non-refundable government donation with no property to manage; real estate requires buying and holding an approved property and pays additional government fees.
Both routes lead to the same Dominican citizenship, but the mechanics differ. The Economic Diversification Fund is a straightforward non-refundable contribution to the state and does not involve owning, maintaining or reselling any asset; the separate government fees that apply to real-estate applicants are not charged on the EDF route. The real-estate option instead requires purchasing a unit in a government-approved project and holding it for a minimum period before resale. EDF is often simpler and faster to settle; real estate offers a potentially recoverable asset.
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