ग्रेनाडा Citizenship by Investment Program

The National Transformation Fund route starts at USD 235,000 for a single applicant or a qualifying family of up to four. Approved real estate investment options include qualifying project shares starting at USD 270,000 and other approved project investments starting at USD 350,000. Additional fees and conditions apply.

The indicative timeline is approximately 3–6 months. Grenada's Investment Migration Agency has published a target of approval within 60 business days, subject to satisfactory due diligence and the required funds being received. Actual end-to-end timelines may vary.

Citizenship is distinct from a temporary residence permit. Once granted, citizenship is governed by Grenada's applicable laws. A passport is a separate travel document and must be renewed according to the applicable requirements.

Yes. Eligible family members may include a spouse, dependent children, qualifying parents and grandparents, and certain unmarried siblings aged 18 or older who meet the applicable dependency and other eligibility requirements. Additional contributions and fees may apply depending on the family composition.

Applicants are not generally required to relocate to Grenada or maintain a standard annual minimum stay to obtain citizenship through the investment program. The application must nevertheless satisfy all legal, documentation, and due diligence requirements.

Grenadian passport holders have historically benefited from visa-exempt short-stay travel to the Schengen Area. Visa policies and entry arrangements can change, so applicants should verify the current requirements before making travel plans.

Grenada generally permits dual citizenship. Applicants should also confirm whether their existing country of citizenship permits dual nationality and whether any notification or other obligations apply.

Yes. Grenada is an E-2 treaty country, allowing eligible Grenadian citizens to apply for the U.S. E-2 Treaty Investor Visa. Approval is not automatic: applicants must meet U.S. requirements, including making a qualifying investment in a U.S. business and satisfying the relevant visa criteria.

The qualifying investment must generally be maintained for at least five years, subject to the specific investment structure and applicable rules. Before selling or transferring the investment, confirm the holding period and any restrictions that apply to your project.

Applicants are generally not required to visit Grenada before, during, or after the application process. However, the mandatory interview and any other procedural requirements must be completed as directed by the program authorities.

Yes. Additional expenses may include application fees, processing fees, due diligence fees, interview fees, government contributions associated with real estate routes, authorised agent fees, and property-related costs. The total cost depends on the selected route and the number and eligibility of family members included.