Grenada Citizenship by Investment

The Grenada Citizenship by Investment program was launched in 2013 to become the only Caribbean Citizenship by Investment program offering visa-free travel to China. Furthermore, Grenada Citizenship program is the only citizenship by Investment program which holds USA E-2 Investor Visa treaty. The USA E-2 Visa allows Grenada passport holders to enter and work in the US freely.

Located in the Atlantic Ocean in the Caribbean, Grenada is an island well-known for its silky stretches of white-sand beaches. Like other Caribbean countries, Grenada is made up of picturesque landscapes such as lush forests and crystal-clear shores. Commonly known as the “Island of Spice,” Grenada is a great destination for a relaxing getaway.

Grenada Passport

The second passport of Grenada is a Commonwealth Passport that allows visa-free travel to more 130 countries. For example, Grenada passport holders can travel freely to Schengen Countries, the United Kingdom and China.

Grenada Citizenship by Investment program grants applicants a second passport within 4 to 6 months.

To qualify for Grenada Passport, investor must make a non-refundable contribution to the National Transformation Fund or invest in Grenada government-approved real estate.

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CAPITAL

St George's

LANGUAGE

English

TOTAL AREA

348 km2 (134 sq mi)

POPULATION

107,825

GOVERNMENT

Parliamentary democracy and a Commonwealth Realm

CURRENCY

Eastern Caribbean Dollar

INVESTMENT SCHEME

The applicant makes a one-time monetary contribution of US $200,000 for a family of four and an additional US $25,000 per additional dependent.

Family Structure	(NTF) Contribution Amount	Processing Fees	Due Diligence and Application Fees
	US $150,000	US $1,500	Due Diligence: $5,000 Application Fee: $1,500
	US $200,000	US $1,500/ applicant	Due Diligence Main applicant: $5,000 Due Diligence spouse: $5,000 Application Fee: $1,500/ applicant
	US$200,000* * US $25,000/ additional dependent	US $1,500/ dependents above 18 US $500/ dependents below 18	Due Diligence Main applicant: $7,500 Due Diligence spouse: $4,000 Dependents below 17 years: 0 Dependent between the ages 17 and 25: $5,000 Application Fee: $1,500/ applicant

Benefits of Grenada Citizenship

Grenada Passport obtained in 4 to 6 months.
Grenada recognizes dual citizenship, and does not require people to renounce their current citizenship when obtaining Grenada Citizenship.
Applicant does not need to visit Grenada at any time during the application process or after becoming a Grenada citizen.
Grenada passport holders enjoy visa-free travel to over 130 countries worldwide.
Off-shore bank accounts, investments, and companies give unique opportunities for business and tax planning.
Applicants can include dependent children under 25 years.
Applicants can include parents or grandparents over 65 years.
USA E-2 visa program allows investors to establish a business and live in the United States.

QUALIFICATIONS

The principal applicant must be at least 18 years old.
Applicants must pass a Due Diligence examination and have no criminal record.
The applicant must make the appropriate investment.
If a real-estate investment is made, the applicant must hold such investment for 4 years.
Dependents can be included in the application. Children aged 18 – 26 years may be considered dependents provided they are studying full time and are fully dependent on the main applicant.
Applicant can include dependent parents above 65 years.

LEGAL BASIS

The Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program came into being in August 2013, when the Grenadian Parliament passed Act No. 15 of 2013, otherwise referred to as the ‘Grenada Citizenship by Investment Act, 2013.’ The stated objective of the Act is to enable persons to acquire permanent residence and citizenship in Grenada by registration following investments made in the country.

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