Grenada Citizenship offers a gateway to Caribbean paradise, while enjoying a higher standard of living, greater security, and endless possibilities of professional growth.
Get a Free ConsultationGrenada is a beautiful island known as the “Island of Spice”. It gained its independence in 1974 and is part of the British Commonwealth. Grenada island is well-known for its breathtaking beaches, lush national parks, rainforests and rare natural beauties.
The Grenada economic Citizenship by Investment program was launched in 2013 and has won the award of Best International Citizenship program. This program grants full citizenship to investors, high-net-worth individuals and families within four to six months, with no minimum stay requirements.
Grenadian passport holders can travel visa-free or visa upon arrival to more than one-hundred and forty-six key destinations such as the UK, China, Hong Kong and Europe’s Schengen Area.
Applicants can qualify for citizenship by either donating a non-refundable contribution to the Government Fund or through an approved real estate investment.
The applicant makes a non-refundable monetary donation to The National Transformation Fund (NTF). The contribution will depend on the size of family as follows:
Family Structure | (NTF) Contribution Amount | Processing Fees | Due Diligence and Application Fees |
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USD 1,500 per each applicant above the age of seventeen |
USD 5,000 for main applicant |
![]() | USD 200,000 | USD 1,500 per each applicant above the age of seventeen |
USD 5,000 for main applicant |
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An additional USD 25,000 is applicable to each additional dependent. |
USD 1,500 per each applicant above the age of seventeen
USD 500 per each applicant below the age of seventeen | Due diligence fees are applicable: USD 5,000 for main applicant USD 5,000 for the spouse USD 5,000 for each dependent sixteen years and above Application fees: USD 1,500 per each applicant below the age of seventeen |
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 registering investments made in the country.
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The Grenada passport can be obtained in four to six months.