Grenada
Start your journey to Grenadian citizenship and unlock a brighter future with unmatched global accessibility
Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Program stands out for its access to the U.S. E-2 Investor Visa, offering investors a gateway to U.S. residency. With a minimum contribution of $235,000 to the National Transformation Fund, applicants gain a globally respected passport and the opportunity to invest in one of the Caribbean’s most vibrant and stable economies.
Known as the “Spice Island,” Grenada is renowned for its pristine beaches, strong education system, and growing economy. Whether seeking a tranquil lifestyle or strategic investment opportunities, Grenada offers a seamless pathway to citizenship and enhanced global mobility.
- The capital of the country is St. George’s
- The currency is Eastern Caribbean Dollar
- The current population is Approximately 113,000
Experience the Perks of Citizenship in Grenada.
Visa-Free Travel
Access to 160 countries, including the EU, China, and Russia.
Family-Friendly Framework
Include dependents such as children, parents, and unmarried siblings. And enjoy the right to live, work, and study in Grenada and other CARICOM nations.
E-2 Visa Eligibility
A direct pathway to U.S. residency through the E-2 Investor Visa.
Key eligibility criteria and investment options for Grenada's Citizenship by Investment Program
Age
18 years or older
License
Valid proof of financial commitment
Records
Clean criminal record
Identification
Valid passport
Real Estate
Purchase government-approved property worth $270,000 Retain ownership for a minimum of five years
Capital Transfer
Contribute $235,000 to National Transformation Fund. Support critical sectors like tourism and renewable energy.
Make a Purchase
Acquire property or shares in with a minimum of $270,000
Make a Transfer
Contribute $235,000 to the National Transformation Fund
Investment
Maintain investment for at least 5 to years
Residency
Citizenship by investment
Turn Grenada’s “Spice Island” into your gateway to global mobility and U.S. residency with the Citizenship by Investment Program.
Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Program offers a seamless pathway to global access and financial security. With a starting investment of $235,000, investors gain a respected second passport and the unique opportunity to apply for the U.S. E-2 Investor Visa. Experience the perfect blend of strategic opportunities and Caribbean charm with Grenada’s efficient and family-friendly program.
Investment Options
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Got questions? We've got answers!
Whether you're curious about our services, investment options, or the application process, we have curated answers to help you make informed decisions.
What is citizenship by investment?
Citizenship by Investment is a legal process that allows individuals to acquire citizenship in a foreign country by making a significant economic contribution such as an investment in real estate, a national development fund, or government bonds. In return, investors gain the rights and benefits of citizenship including a passport that provides enhanced global mobility and access to new business and personal opportunities.
Which countries offer citizenship by investment programs?
Popular CBI programs include St. Kitts and Nevis, Dominica, Antigua and Barbuda, Grenada, and Saint Lucia in the Caribbean as well as Malta and Turkey in Europe. Each program varies in terms of investment options, processing times, and benefits.
How long does it take to acquire a second passport?
Processing times vary by country. Some Caribbean programs can be completed in as little as 6-12 months, while European programs may take over 12 months. Factors like due diligence processes and type of investment can affect timelines.
What is Residency by Investment (RBI)?
Residency by investment programs allow individuals to acquire permanent or temporary residency in a foreign country by investing in its economy, typically through real estate or job creation. This often leads to citizenship after a set period.
Which countries offer Residency by Investment Programs?
Many countries worldwide offer Residency by Investment programs, with popular options including Portugal's Golden Visa, Spain, Greece, Malta in Europe as well as the EB-5 program in the United States. Each program has unique investment requirements, residency obligations and benefits.
Can Residency by Investment lead to citizenship?
Many Residency by Investment programs provide a pathway to citizenship after a specific period of residence. For Example, Portugal's Golden Visa allows application for citizenship after 5 years while Spain requires 10 years of residency before citizenship eligibility.
What are the primary benefits of obtaining a Second Citizenship?
A Second Citizenship provides increased global mobility allowing visa free or visa-on-arrival access to over 150 countries and the ability to live, work and study in the country and a safety net for individuals seeking security and stability.
How can Residency or Citizenship by investment impact my business or career?
Residency or Citizenship in a new country can open doors to international markets, offer tax incentives and improve access to financial and business networks. This can be especially beneficial for entrepreneurs and professionals seeking to expand their operations or advance their careers internationally.
Are there tax advantages associated with obtaining residency or citizenship in another country?
Yes, some countries offer favorable tax conditions for new residents or citizens such as low or no taxes on foreign income, capital gains, or inheritance.
What is the first step to begin the Residency or Citizenship application?
Initial steps include a consultation with a licensed advisor to evaluate eligibility and program suitability. This helps identify the best options based on personal and financial goals.
What documentation is required for the application process?
Generally, you'll need valid identification, proof of funds, investment source verification and a clean criminal record. Specific documentation requirements vary by country.
Can my family members be included in my citizenship or residency application?
Most programs allow you to include your spouse, dependent children, and sometimes parents or grandparents in your application. However, additional fees and documentation are usually required for each family member.