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Grenada
citizenship by investment
6 monthd
Obtaining period
Obtaining period
0%
Tax on income, inheritance, and capital gains
Tax on income, inheritance, and capital gains
Schengen Area
125+ Visa-free countries including Schengen area
125+ Visa-free countries including Schengen area
USA visa
5-year E-2 visa may be available
5-year E-2 visa may be available
Grenada launched its citizenship by investment program in August 2013. Since then, nearly 11,000 people have obtained passports.
Citizenship is granted to foreigners who invest in the state fund or purchase real estate.
Investors are not required to visit the country either before or after obtaining a passport.
They also do not have to pass language or history exams.
Citizenship is granted to foreigners who invest in the state fund or purchase real estate.
Investors are not required to visit the country either before or after obtaining a passport.
They also do not have to pass language or history exams.
9 benefits of Grenada citizenship
- Visa-free travel to 125 countriesA Grenada passport allows entry without a visa to 125 countries, including the Schengen Area and China. For the UK, an electronic travel authorisation is sufficient.
- US E‑2 visaGrenada citizens are eligible to apply for a US E–2 business visa. It allows the investor and their family to live in the United States and run a business there. The law does not set a minimum investment threshold, but in practice applicants usually invest $100,000 or more.
- Second citizenship for the whole familyThe investor may include family members in their application for Grenada citizenship: spouse, children, parents, brothers, and sisters.
- No residence requirementsThere is no need to live in Grenada or pass a language test to obtain citizenship. Travelling to Grenada is not required either. The process is fully remote.
- Tax optimisationGrenada tax residents do not pay tax on worldwide income, foreign dividends, interest, or royalties. There is no inheritance, capital gains, salary taxes, or stamp duty.
- Access to world‑class educationGrenada is home to one of the world’s most renowned medical schools, St George’s University. Students complete internships in hospitals in the US and the UK.
- Company registration abroadInvestors set up international businesses in Grenada to reduce taxes and costs in transactions with foreign partners. Company founders’ details are not entered in the trade register, which protects the investor and their business.
- A safe havenGrenada is one of the safest Caribbean nations, with low crime rates. Local residents do not fear theft or robbery. Holders of a Grenadian passport may stay in the country without time limits.
- Foreign bank accountsGrenada passport holders can open accounts in local banks, make international transfers, and keep funds on deposit. The reliability of Grenada’s banks is regulated by the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank.
Requirements to apply for
Grenada citizenship
Grenada citizenship
Over 18 years old
With legal income
No criminal record
In good health
No criminal record
Up to 30 years inclusive
Financially dependent on the investor
Over 55 years old
Financially dependent on the investor
Financially dependent on the investor
Up to 30 years inclusive
Unmarried
Without children
Unmarried
Without children
Investment options for obtaining
Grenada citizenship
Grenada citizenship
Request
Non‑refundable contribution — $235,000+
Purchase of real estate — $270,000+
Non‑refundable contribution — $235,000+
Purchase of real estate — $270,000+
Details
The applicant contributes to the National Transformation Fund, a government organisation that finances projects in tourism, agriculture, education, and other key sectors.
The investment amount remains the same for families of up to 4 people.
Investors buy property in projects approved by the Government of Grenada.
If the investor acquires a share in a project, the investment threshold is $270,000. If they are the sole owner, the minimum is $350,000.
The property can be sold after 5 years to recover the investment.
The applicant contributes to the National Transformation Fund, a government organisation that finances projects in tourism, agriculture, education, and other key sectors.
The investment amount remains the same for families of up to 4 people.
Investors buy property in projects approved by the Government of Grenada.
If the investor acquires a share in a project, the investment threshold is $270,000. If they are the sole owner, the minimum is $350,000.
The property can be sold after 5 years to recover the investment.
Additional costs
$5,000+
Diligence fee
$4,500+
Other government fees and charges
$50,000+
Government fee
$5,000+
Due Diligence fee
$4,500+
Other government fees and charges
$5,000+
Diligence fee
$4,500+
Other government fees and charges
$50,000+
Government fee
$5,000+
Due Diligence fee
$4,500+
Other government fees and charges
Real estate for obtaining Grenada citizenship
Grenada, Saint Davids
$270,000+
A share in a resort complex at La Sagesse Beach
$270,000+
A share in a resort complex at La Sagesse Beach
Grenada, St. George's
$350,000+
Modern apartments in a popular district
37—86 m²
1—2 bed
1 bath
$350,000+
Modern apartments in a popular district
37—86 m²
1—2 bed
1 bath
Grenada, St. George's
$280,000+
Modern apartments on Grenada’s south coast
72—176 m²
1—2 bed
1 -3 bath
$280,000+
Modern apartments on Grenada’s south coast
72—176 m²
1—2 bed
1 -3 bath
Key documents to apply for Grenada citizenship
- All valid passports
- Passport-size photographs
- Birth certificates of all
- Marriage or divorce certificate
- Proof of дegal income
- Military ID
- Police clearance certificate
- Proof of residential address
- Diploma or secondary school certificate
- Bank statements for the past year
- Bank reference letter
- Proof of good health
How to obtain Grenada citizenship by investment: step‑by‑step process
A compliance officer reviews the investor for compliance with the citizenship program requirements. They look for facts in the investor’s personal or business background that could prevent passport approval.
The check takes one day and is fully confidential.
The check takes one day and is fully confidential.
The Head office`s lawyers prepare an individual list of required documents for the investor. Once collected, the lawyers translate the documents, complete government forms, and submit them to the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Unit.
Investors undergo a banking check, after which the Citizenship by Investment Unit reviews the documents of the investor and their family members. Following the review, the applicant is invited to an online interview.
If the Due Diligence check is successful, the Unit issues an official approval letter. The investor then transfers funds to the state fund or purchases real estate. They are given 30 days to fulfil the investment requirement.
All applicants over 17 years old take an oath of allegiance. Lawyers help arrange this remotely through notaries.
Passports are issued within four weeks. The documents are delivered to the Passportivity office, and lawyers send them to the address most convenient for the investor.
The Grenada passport is valid for ten years, and for children under 18 — five years. After expiry, it must be renewed, which can also be done remotely.
Passports are issued within four weeks. The documents are delivered to the Passportivity office, and lawyers send them to the address most convenient for the investor.
The Grenada passport is valid for ten years, and for children under 18 — five years. After expiry, it must be renewed, which can also be done remotely.
Additional services
Investors turn to us for additional services after obtaining Grenada citizenship. For example, to renew a passport, add new family members to the program, or register a company in the country.
- Passport renewal
- Passport replacement in case of loss
- Business registration
- Opening personal or corporate bank accounts
- Yacht registration
- Adding family members after obtaining citizenship
We are an official partner of Passportivity in South Africa.
