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Grenadian citizenship by investment

Grenada Citizenship is an investment programme that combines the benefits of a Caribbean passport with additional opportunities for international business and migration planning.

The “Grenada: Citizenship by Investment” programme enables investors to obtain a second passport through a non-refundable contribution to a government fund or investment in approved real estate projects. Both options are regulated by the government and involve a transparent application process handled through licensed agents.

One of the key reasons investors choose Grenada citizenship is not only visa-free travel, but also the potential to access the United States market through the E-2 investor visa. This makes the programme particularly attractive for entrepreneurs and business owners.

The application process takes, on average, 4–6 months and is completed remotely, with no requirement to reside in the country.

Price of legal services: from 40 000 USD

Cost of obtaining citizenship

The programme offers two participation options, allowing investors to choose the most suitable structure based on their objectives — either minimising upfront costs or preserving capital.

Non-refundable contribution to the National Transformation Fund (NTF)

Participation terms:

from 235 000 USD — contribution to the government fund;
from 5 000 USD — Due Diligence;
from 40 000 USD — legal and advisory services..

After submitting the application and completing the Due Diligence process, the investor receives instructions for transferring the funds to an escrow account. The final decision on granting citizenship is made upon fulfilment of the financial requirements.

This option is chosen by investors who value speed, simplicity of the process, and do not wish to manage an investment asset.

Advantage: a simple and fast route to obtaining citizenship.

Disadvantage: the contribution is non-refundable.

Real estate investment

An alternative option is to invest in real estate projects approved by the Government of Grenada. These are typically tourism-related assets, such as hotels, resort developments, and apartments.

Terms:

350 000 USD — investment;
from 50 000 USD — government fees;
from 5 000 USD — Due Diligence;
from 40 000 USD — legal and advisory services.

The property must be held for a minimum of 5 years, after which it may be sold.

This option is suitable for investors who wish not only to obtain a passport, but also to preserve capital and potentially generate rental income.

Advantages:

ownership of a liquid asset;
potential to generate rental income;
investment diversification.

Disadvantages:

higher entry threshold;
requirement to manage the property.

Advantages of citizenship

Grenada citizenship offers investors a range of strategic benefits:

visa-free access to more than 140 countries;

eligibility to include the whole family in the application;

no requirement for permanent residence;

eligibility to apply for the E-2 Investor Visa in the United States.

This final benefit makes Grenada’s passport particularly attractive to entrepreneurs planning to enter the US market.

Grenada passport: visa-free countries

For most investors, a key consideration is the list of destinations accessible without a visa.

A Grenada passport allows visa-free access to more than 140 destinations, including the Schengen Area, the United Kingdom, and a number of countries in Asia and Latin America.

This significantly simplifies business travel, leisure travel, and international engagement.

As a result, Grenada citizenship becomes a practical tool for those with an active international presence.

Requirements for obtaining citizenship

To obtain Grenada citizenship, the applicant must meet the following programme requirements:

1

be over 18 years of age;
2

provide evidence of the legal source of funds;
3

have no criminal record;

4

successfully pass the Due Diligence process;
5

submit a complete set of supporting documents.

The stringent Due Diligence system ensures a high level of confidence in the programme among international financial and migration institutions.

Required documents

To apply for Grenada citizenship, the following documents are required:

birth certificate;
marriage certificate (if applicable);
police clearance certificate;
proof of source of funds;
medical certificate;
details of employment history and references;
military service record (if applicable).

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How to obtain Grenada citizenship

If we consider how to obtain Grenada citizenship, the process involves several stages:

consultation and assessment of the applicant’s circumstances;

preparation and verification of documents;

completion of the Due Diligence process;

submission of the application and receipt of initial approval;

fulfilment of the investment requirement;

issuance of the passport and Certificate of Citizenship.

The entire process is conducted remotely and supported by specialists at every stage.

Additional services

As part of the programme support, the following services are provided:

consultation on selecting an investment strategy;
preparation and review of documents;
translation and notarisation;
legal support;
liaison with government authorities;
end-to-end assistance through to the issuance of the passport.

How to obtain Grenada citizenship

The process of obtaining a passport under the “Grenada: Citizenship by Investment” programme includes several key stages:

document preparation;
Due Diligence review;
submission of the application;
receipt of initial approval;
fulfilment of the investment requirement;
issuance of the passport.

The processing time is approximately 4–6 months.

How much does a Grenada passport cost?

A common question is the cost of obtaining Grenada citizenship.

Minimum investment:

from 235 000 USD — contribution to the government fund;
from 350 000 USD — investment in real estate.

Additional costs apply for government fees, Due Diligence, and legal and advisory services. The total cost is calculated individually depending on the number of applicants and the selected option.

Grenada Passport: benefits

By obtaining a Grenada passport, investors gain:

freedom of international travel;
access to more than 140 countries;
eligibility for the US E-2 visa;
a tool for asset protection;
flexibility in conducting business.

In this way, it is not just a second passport, but a comprehensive tool for international planning.

How long does it take to obtain a Grenada passport?

Grenada citizenship can typically be obtained within 4–6 months on average. The timeframe depends on the preparation of documents and the Due Diligence process. With proper professional support, the process proceeds without delays.

Is residency in the country required?

No, the programme does not require any mandatory residency, either before or after obtaining citizenship.

This makes Grenada citizenship a convenient option for investors who wish to maintain their current lifestyle.

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