GRENADA
Citizenship by Investment
Program Type
Citizenship by Investment
Investment Type
donation, or approved real estate
Minimum investment
$235,000
Processing time
4-6 months
Visa-free travel
145 destinations
Overview
Grenada grants citizenship by a donation to the National Transformation Fund or by a purchase in an approved development. The donation for a family of up to four is USD 235,000.
Grenada is the Caribbean programme with a United States E-2 treaty. Holders who later wish to run a business in the United States may use that treaty. The passport also travels visa-free to China.
There is no requirement to live in Grenada before the passport is issued.
Country
Capital
St. George’s
Language
English
Currency
Eastern Caribbean dollar (XCD)
Document
Grenadian passport
Population
About 125,000
Government type
Parliamentary democracy, Commonwealth realm
Why choose Grenada?
- A passport in months.
- Schengen, the United Kingdom and China.
- The only Caribbean CBI with a US E-2 treaty.
- Family of four at one donation price.
- A small Commonwealth island in the south Caribbean.
GRENADA Citizenship by Investment
Benefits
- Citizenship and a passport.
- Dual nationality.
- Schengen, UK and China travel.
- US E-2 treaty access.
- No stay required to receive the passport.
Qualifications
- Age 18 or over.
- Clean record and due diligence.
- Qualifying donation or real estate.
- Documented source of funds.
Family members
- Spouse.
- Children.
- Parents and grandparents in defined cases.
- Siblings in defined cases.
Step by step process
- Complimentary review.
- Sign the engagement and collect documents.
- File with the Investment Migration Agency.
- Pass due diligence.
- Pay the donation or complete the purchase.
- Receive citizenship and passports.
Timeframe
Most files reach a passport in four to six months.
|
Due diligence |
2–4 months |
|
Passport issue |
Weeks after approval |
Documents
- Passport.
- Police certificates.
- Birth and marriage certificates.
- Source-of-funds evidence.
- Medical certificate where required.
FAQs
Why Grenada rather than another island?
The US E-2 treaty and visa-free travel to China.
Must I visit before the passport?
No.