Grenada Citizenship by Investment

Grenada is a stable and forward-looking Caribbean nation offering one of the most strategically valuable Citizenship by Investment programs in the world. Backed by a solid legal framework in force since 2013, the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program enables qualified investors and their families to obtain second citizenship through a transparent, government-regulated process.

Language
English

Currency
Eastern Caribbean Dollar

Total Area
348 km2

Capital
St George's

Government
Parliamentary Democracy

Population
112,523

Beyond enhanced global mobility, Grenadian citizenship stands out as the only Caribbean citizenship that provides eligibility for the U.S. E-2 Investor Visa, offering investors a unique gateway to business opportunities in the United States. With flexible investment options, no residence or travel requirements, and lifelong, inheritable citizenship, Grenada continues to attract globally minded investors seeking both freedom of movement and long-term strategic advantages.

Investment Options

Grenada CIP requires investors to make an economic contribution to Grenada. Within this context, applicants have the following investment options:

A non-refundable minimum donation of $235,000 USD to The National Transformation Fund for a single applicant or a family of up to four persons.
Investment of at least $350,000 USD into the real estate projects, provided that the property is held for at least five years from the date citizenship is granted.
Investment of at least $270,000 USD into the approved real estate projects in the tourism accommodation sector, provided that the investment is held for at least five years from the date citizenship is granted.

Apart from the above-mentioned investment requirements, the main applicant must be at least 18 years of age. In addition, all applicants are subject to a comprehensive background check and due diligence process conducted by the Grenadian authorities.

Citizenship by Investment Process

Preparation and submission of required documentation
Government due diligence and background checks
Issuance of approval in principle
Completion of the qualifying investment
Grant of citizenship
Issuance and delivery of passports

How long does the process take?

The Grenada Citizenship by Investment application process is typically completed within approximately 8 to 12 months.

Benefits of Grenada Citizenship

Visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 145 countries, including the Schengen Area, the United Kingdom, China, and Hong Kong
Eligibility for the U.S. E-2 Investor Visa, a unique advantage among Caribbean programs
Dual citizenship permitted
Citizenship granted for life and transferable to future generations
No travel or residence requirement before or after citizenship is granted
Favorable tax environment for non-residents (no taxation on worldwide income if not resident)

Why Choose Grenada?

Grenada offers one of the most strategically advantageous Citizenship by Investment programs in the Caribbean, combining global mobility with long-term security and access to unique international opportunities.
As an E-2 Treaty Country with the United States, Grenada is the only Caribbean nation whose citizens are eligible to apply for the U.S. E-2 Investor Visa, providing a direct pathway to live, work, and operate a business in the United States.
The program allows the inclusion of eligible family members under a single application, making it a family-friendly solution for global investors. The following dependents may be included:
- Spouse
- Dependent children up to 30 years
- Dependent parents
With no residence or travel requirements, no language tests or education prerequisites, the application process is designed to be smooth, efficient, and accessible.
Grenadian Citizenship is granted for life and is inheritable, ensuring long-term continuity and security for future generations. Supported by a robust legal framework in place since 2013, Grenada continues to stand out as a reliable and forward-thinking jurisdiction for second citizenship planning.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. Do I have to travel to Grenada to commence the Citizenship procedures?

A trip to Grenada is not required during the whole application procedure.

2. Is Grenada considered a tax haven for investors?

Grenada collects quite low amounts of tax from investors who are eager to acquire Grenadian Citizenship by Investment. State authorities of Grenada do not request any wealth, inheritance, gift, or capital gains tax from its citizens, as well as foreign income is completely tax-exempt. Grenada offers a trustworthy taxation system within its breathtaking Caribbean atmosphere.

3. Do you offer Approved Properties for Grenadian Citizenship applications?

Yes. We work together with leading developers in the Caribbean region offering high-end, luxurious, and government-approved projects for Grenada CIP.

4. Is Grenadian Citizenship acquired/valid for life?

Yes, Grenadian Citizenship is valid for life and it can be passed on to future generations by descent.

5. Do the applicants have to reside in Grenada for a certain period of time at any stage of the application?

There is no residence requirement before or after acquiring Grenadian citizenship.

6. How many family members can apply for citizenship along with the Main Applicant?

Eligible family members (spouse, dependent children, and dependent parents) can be included in the main applicant’s citizenship application.

7. Is there any language requirement to apply for Grenadian Citizenship?

No, there is no language requirement, business experience, or educational requirements.

8. Once Grenadian Citizenship is acquired, in the case that the applicant will not stay in Grenada, what will be the main applicant’s tax liabilities in Grenada?

Grenada is basically a tax-free country as long as the citizens do not reside in the country.

9. Is there official legislation for Grenadian Citizenship by Investment Program?

Grenadian Citizenship by Investment program is regulated by the Grenadian CBI Act, which is also known as Act No. 15 of 2013 and came into effect in August 2013. This Law provides information in depth and is one of the main instruments for understanding the Grenadian CBI program.

Ketenci & Ketenci is a leading international law firm specializing in obtaining second citizenship and Golden Visa through investment. For further details or any inquiries regarding the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program, please contact us at: [email protected] | +90 532 132 92 33

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