Grenada

Grenada citizenship offers residency on an island known for its natural beauty, along with visa-free travel to numerous countries for you and your family. It also provides investment opportunities in government-approved projects.

Benefits

Access

Visa-free entry to 146 countries including the European Schengen Area, the UK, China, Singapore and Hong Kong.

Flexibility

There are no residency requirements and you do not need to live on the island.

Fast

Applications are processed efficiently, with simple requirements and a variety of options.

Low Tax

There is no tax on foreign-sourced income, and there are no wealth or inheritence taxes on your worldwide wealth.

Travel

146 visa-free countries

Passport

Ranked 31st in the world

Population

125,000

Languages

English, as well as local Creole English and French

Economy

Tourism

Member of

United Nations
Commonwealth of Nations
Organization of American States (OAS)
International trade organizations such as the WTO and GATT
Caribbean Community

Citizenship by Investment

Eligibility

The programme is available to the investor; the investor’s spouse; dependent children up to the age of 30; unmarried siblings with no children; and dependent parents over 55.

Requirements

Option 1

Contribute $150,000 to the National Transformation Fund (NTF).
Additional $50,000 if application includes a spouse or up to 3 dependants; and $25,000 for each further dependant.

Option 2

Purchase a $220,000 share in approved real estate; or make a direct investment of $350,000.
The property must be held for 5 years.
Government fee of $50,000 for a family of up to 4, plus $25,000 per additional dependent.

Additionally

Application fee of $1,500.
Due diligence fee of $5,000 per adult.
Processing fee of $1,500 per adult applicant and $500 per minor applicant.
Passports must be renewed every 5 years.

Citizenship also grants eligibility for an E2 Investor Visa after 3 years of residency in Grenada.

Procedure

Month 1

Our team will prepare all required government forms and documents. For property investments, you’ll need to sign a sales and purchase agreement with the developer. We coordinate with the property developer and the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Committee (CBIC) on your behalf.

Months 2–4

We rigorously review your application to ensure compliance with CBIC standards. After final checks, our legal team submits the necessary forms. The CBIC conducts its own due diligence and reviews the application. We maintain close communication with them to expedite your application process.

Months 8-11

The CBIC evaluates your application. Upon approval, you must complete all contributions and settle government fees. Following this, you will be able to apply for a Grenadian passport.

Access 146 countries

Visa not required

Visa on arrival

ETA

Visa required prior to arrival

All information on this page was correct at the time of our last update. These pages are intended as an introduction to immigration law, not as a comprehensive explanation. Once we start working together, we will take into account all current law and discuss how this may affect your application based on your specific requirements.

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