The medical part of the application is simple, but its timing matters. If the tests are done too early, they may be out of date by the time the application is submitted. The information in this guide comes from the official pages of the Citizenship by Investment Unit of Dominica (CBIU), checked on 24 October 2026.
What is needed
According to the CBIU's required documents and "How to apply" pages:
- Form D3, the medical questionnaire and certificate, completed by a licensed doctor;
- routine blood and urine test results;
- HIV test results for all applicants aged 12 and over.
The three-month rule
According to the CBIU's "How to apply" page, the medical certificate and tests must not be dated more than three months before submission.
Suggested order
- First prepare the time-consuming documents: police clearance certificates, source of funds documents, translations and certifications.
- When most of the application is ready, set an approximate submission date with the Authorised Agent.
- Have the tests and examination done at a suitable time before that date, so they stay within three months if submission slips a little.
At the doctor's
- Take Form D3 with you and ask the doctor to complete every part fully, legibly and with stamp and signature.
- The name and date of birth on the form and the test reports must exactly match the passport.
- Get the test reports on the laboratory's letterhead, with date and signature.
- Documents not in English need translation, notarisation and legalisation.
For children
- The HIV test is needed from age 12.
- Minors' forms are signed by both parents or the legal guardian.
Confidentiality
Medical information is among the most sensitive parts of the application. Send it only through the secure channel the Authorised Agent names. In the Royal Golden portal, each family member's documents are uploaded separately and only you and authorised staff see them.
This article is general information and not medical or legal advice.
Sources
- CBIU Dominica, required documents — https://www.cbiu.gov.dm/dominica-citizenship/required-documents/ (checked on 24 October 2026)
- CBIU Dominica, how to apply (the three-month rule) — https://www.cbiu.gov.dm/dominica-citizenship/how-to-apply/ (checked on 24 October 2026)