Nauru Program Office

05/06/2026

⏳ Just 5 days to go until the 2026 Investment Migration Forum in Paris.

Edward Clark, CEO of Nauru’s Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program will take the stage on Wednesday, 10 June, to share insights during the session Regional Approaches to Shared Challenges.

Don't miss this opportunity to hear Edward's perspective and connect with influential leaders, policymakers and industry experts shaping the future of investment migration.

28/05/2026

Three days of valuable conversations, global insights and new connections at the ETOUCE 40th Immigration & Investment Industry Elite Convention 2026 in Beijing!

Throughout the convention, Nauru Program Office CEO, Edward Clark, proudly showcased the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program, highlighting Nauru’s forward-thinking approach to citizenship by investment and its focus on supporting long-term economic and climate resilience outcomes for the nation.

The event also provided a valuable opportunity to strengthen international relationships, exchange industry insights and position Nauru’s program among key players in the global investment migration sector.

Thank you to ETOUCE for hosting such a successful and engaging convention!

21/05/2026

An incredible opportunity to connect with global leaders, immigration professionals and investment experts at the ETOUCE 38th Immigration & Investment Industry Elite Convention 2026 in Shanghai last week.

The convention sparked insightful discussions around global mobility, investment migration and citizenship by investment programs, and the evolving landscape of international immigration in 2026 and beyond.

Nauru Program Office CEO, Edward Clark, was proud to showcase the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program on the international stage while strengthening valuable relationships across the global immigration and investment sector. Thank you to ETOUCE for delivering such a successful and memorable event!

20/05/2026

Nauru has made cinematic history with the premiere this week of its first ever film, Far End Of The Sea – a landmark production created with the Government of Nauru and Pleasant Island Productions.

Filmed entirely on Nauru, the island itself is the star of the film. Its turquoise waters, dramatic coastlines and lush inland landscapes create a stunning backdrop for this 1840s story of shipwrecked sailor Hamish MacKay and islander Adiben, whose encounter unfolds into a gripping tale of survival, duty, and humanity.

With 58 Nauruans involved in production, the project showcases a major investment in local talent creativity and cultural storytelling for the world stage.

19/05/2026

The Nauru Program Office had the opportunity to attend the Global Citizenship Forum in London last week, hosted by Henley & Partners, joining around 200 industry leaders for a full day of discussion on global mobility, investment migration, and evolving citizenship frameworks.

The event featured engaging conversations around several key themes, including the outlook for the UK economy, ongoing global wealth migration trends, and how organisations are evolving to become more internationally focused in response to resilience, innovation, and cross-border investment opportunities.

There was a strong sense throughout the forum that while the UK remains an attractive global destination, many UHNW families are increasingly prioritising flexibility, diversification, and international access amid evolving tax and regulatory environments – dynamics that are highly relevant to Nauru’s citizenship program.

12/05/2026

We’re pleased to announce that Edward Clark, CEO of the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program Clark will be taking the stage at ETOUCE Shanghai 2026!

The session will explore the rising demand for alternative citizenship solutions and the strategic opportunities the program offers for global citizens seeking greater security, mobility and long-term planning.

• Topic: Climate resilience and citizenship in Nauru
• Date: 13-15 May 2026
• Location: Shanghai, China

https://www.etouce.cn/activity/343.html

12/05/2026

Tune in to the latest episode of the Global Investment Voice podcast featuring Edward Clark, CEO of the Nauru Program Office in conversation with Mona Shah.

In this episode, Edward unpacks the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program – the initiative rapidly becoming one of the most talked about citizenship programs of 2026.

The discussion explores the geopolitical concerns driving demand for alternative citizenship options, the program’s unique family-inclusive structure, and why the world’s third smallest country is attracting global attention.

The episode is now live on most podcast platforms and available online here: https://mshahlaw.com/nauru-the-90k-passport-episode-240/

Mona and Rebecca discuss São Tomé and Príncipe with Tatiana Muntean.

29/04/2026

Electronic submissions are now accepted for applications for the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program.

This update removes the need for international courier services, helps reduce delays, and makes the application process faster and more efficient for applicants worldwide. However, all compliance and due diligence requirements remain the same. Applicants must still provide certified, original scanned documents, wet-ink signatures, and meet all notarisation, translation, and supporting document requirements. The program continues to uphold strict international compliance standards.

Work is underway to enable electronic signatures in the future along with other exciting initiatives that will improve the application experience.

23/04/2026

We’re pleased to share that the Nauru Program Office attended the 37th International Residency & Overseas Investment Information Exchange Forum 2026 in Ho Chi Minh City on April 14, hosted by ETOUCE.

Ronald Li, Director of Strategic Partnerships at the Nauru Program Office, presented key insights on the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program, highlighting its strategic role in advancing sustainable investment and global mobility discussions.

The forum provided an opportunity to engage with international industry leaders, exchange perspectives, and explore emerging trends and opportunities shaping the future of residency and investment migration.

17/04/2026

Applying for the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program follows a clear, structured process, guided by licensed Agents and the Nauru Program Office. The seven application steps are outlined below.