Dominica priced its illegal, discounted passport at $90,000 to match the entry prices of São Tomé and Príncipe and Nauru. This allows them to camouflage Dominica's illicit promotion within legitimate program pricing.
Agents are aggressively promoting Dominica's discounted passport, using the EU's 2028 deadline as a marketing incentive for clients to seize this opportunity while it lasts.
While the Pakistani agent mistakenly revealed the country's name alongside the price, others are being highly cautious. However, once you contact them, they reveal that the $90,000 price is for Dominica.
Unless the EU takes immediate action to temporarily suspend Dominica's visa waiver, this practice will unfortunately continue. In fact, the EU has unknowingly given this discounting practice an adrenaline boost by setting a 2028 deadline without matching it with firm enforcement action.
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