Grenada Citizenship by Investment
Name: Grenada
Capital: St. George's
Population: 117,303 (2025)
Official Language: English
Total Area: 344 sq km
Age Demographics: 0-1 4: 23.84%, 1 5-24: 1 4.61%, 25-54: 40.27%, 55-64: 10.97%, 65+: 10.31%
GDP (Per Capita): 15,100 USD
Timezone: UTC-3
Currency: East Caribbean Dollar (XCD)
Population Growth: 0.42%
Government: Parliamentary Democracy
Popularly known as the Spice Island due to its abundant locally grown spices, Grenada offers some of the most picturesque waterfronts in the Caribbean. As the only Caribbean island with an E-2 visa treaty with the United States, Grenadian citizenship provides investors with an easier route to live and work in the U.S. With visa-free access to China, Russia, the U.K., and the Schengen Area, Grenadian citizens enjoy increased global mobility and unlimited opportunities for their families and businesses.
Grenada Citizenship Qualifications
Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Program was launched in 2013 under the regulations of the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Act. To qualify for citizenship in Grenada, applicants must fulfill one of the investment options in addition to meeting the following criteria:
Be of outstanding character
Hold no criminal record
Have excellent health
Have a high personal net worth
Interview for applicants 17+ years old
Grenada Citizenship Benefits
The Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program provides the following benefits:
Eligible to apply for a USA non-immigrant investor visa after a 3-year Grenada residency.
Include dependent children under 30
Include dependent parents or grandparents over 55 and/or unmarried siblings aged 18+ with no children
No physical residency required
Travel-free application process
No education requirements
No managerial experience required
E-2 treaty with the US allows Grenadian citizens to operate a substantial business and reside in the US
Investment can be sold to another Grenadian citizenship investor after 5 years
Tax-Free Jurisdiction
Travel freely to any of the 15 CARICOM member states, including St. Kitts, Antigua, and Barbados. Should you decide to live in Grenada, you’ll benefit from a lack of CFC laws and a favorable tax environment, which includes:
Why Choose Grenada?
Grenada has a stable political system, a growing economy, and a strong reputation in the Caribbean.
The country is known for its investment in infrastructure, particularly in tourism, education, and healthcare.
Through its economic citizenship program, you and your family can enjoy the convenience of visa-free travel to 145 countries.
Benefits of Being Part of a Commonwealth Country
Visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to many countries
Eligibility for the UK’s Youth Mobility Scheme
Right to vote in the UK if legally residing there
Eligibility for Commonwealth Scholarships and Fellowships
Educational cooperation and access to academic networks
Equal treatment in some Commonwealth countries
Consular assistance from other Commonwealth countries
Shared legal and democratic traditions
Commonwealth diplomatic support in international forums
Favorable treatment in UK universities
Networking opportunities through Commonwealth events
Investment Options
National Transformation Fund Donation
Applicants may donate a minimum of $235,000 for Grenada’s National Transformation Fund. The minimum amount covers a single applicant only.
An extra donation of $25,000 is required for each additional dependent. Donations can be transferred in two installments.
Real Estate Investment
There are several options available to applicants; including Government-approved real estate developments, that encompass diverse projects such as hotels, villas, and resorts.
A single applicant or a family of up to 4 opting for the Real Estate option must invest a minimum of $270,000 with no obligation to visit or reside on the island.
The main applicant can also include an unlimited number of eligible dependents. Including siblings, children, and parents.
The opportunity to invest in Grenada’s Real Estate sector is an invitation to indulge in a long and fruitful relationship with the island and its culture, as well as contribute to its future, as a Grenadian citizen.
Contact us to learn more about our approved real estate projects.
Application Fees
Fees are based on the number of dependents, country of origin, residence and other retained services, plus service and legal fees related to the submission of a citizenship and passport application for the applicant.
The advisory fees are non- refundable and are payable in two equal installments
Additional Fees
Real Estate Government Fees
$50,000: Single applicant or family up to 4 dependents
$25,000: Per additional dependent after the 3rd dependent
Application Fees
$1,500: Per person
Processing Fees
$1,500: Per person and each qualified dependent aged 18+, including spouse, siblings, and parents.
$500: Dependent under 18
Due Diligence Fees Fees
$5,000: Per person. Qualified dependents aged 16 and under do not pay due diligence fees
$8,000: Non-accompanying spouse
Additional passport issuance, Oath of Allegiance and bank fees (1%) and VAT (15%) are applicable.
Interview Fees
$1,000: Per person and each qualified dependent aged 17+ including spouse and dependent parents
$1,000: Financial sponsor
Frequently asked questions
Step 1 - Client Qualification & Pre-Screening
Client qualification, KYC pre-screening and onboarding.
File preparation. Designated Agent issues pre-approval letter.
Advisory and due diligence fees are due at this step
Step 2 - Citizenship File Submission
Citizenship file submission.
Step 3 - Approval-in-Principal Letter
Government’s Citizenship-by-Investment Unit issues an Approved in Principle letter.
Step 4 - Investment Option Selected
Investment made in selected option. Payment of government fees, if applicable.
Step 5 - Passport Requested & Issued
Submission of passport application. Passport issued.
Contacts
+595944711603
contact@globalsovereign.net