✓ Dual citizenship ensures stability and security for you and your family, providing a dependable place to maintain your quality of life and personal safety

✓ Decreases reliance on a single nation's rules, allowing for greater freedom in living and conducting business globally

✓ Access to visa-free travel in numerous countries expands opportunities for leisure, business, and educational trips

✓ Improves travel flexibility, making it easier to visit multiple global destinations for various purposes

✓ Secures personal freedoms under a democratic government, ensuring safety and stability

✓ Guarantees safe entry during emergencies and border closures, offering protection for your family members

✓ Safeguards assets from economic and financial risks, as highlighted by Flag Theory, making economic citizenship a vital element for a secure and diversified lifestyle

✓ Provides tax relief, including exemptions from profit, dividend, and inheritance taxes, reducing financial burdens and enhancing wealth management

Grenada's Citizenship by Investment (CBI) Program was established in 2013 under the Investment Act to stimulate economic growth and enhance the nation's economy. Since then, it has become a popular choice for individuals seeking Caribbean citizenship. You can obtain Grenada citizenship by making a non-refundable contribution to Grenada's National Transformation Fund (NTF) or by investing in government-approved real estate projects. The program offers an efficient and straightforward application process, allowing you to secure citizenship in Grenada within 6-9 months.

Anyone over 18 years of age with a clean criminal record, good health, and legitimate sources of funds can apply for Grenada citizenship through the Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program.

You can include your spouse, dependent children under 30, dependent parents and grandparents of any age, and unmarried siblings over 18 years without children.

The processing time for Grenada citizenship is typically 6-9 months from the submission of your complete application. This timeframe includes several steps such as initial consultation, preparation of documents, due diligence checks, and the final approval process by the Grenada CBIC.

1. Initial consultation and selection of investment option
2. Preparation and submission of documents
3. Due diligence checks and approval
4. Making the investment
5. Issuance of citizenship certificate and passport​.

The application process for Grenada Citizenship by Investment is efficient and uncomplicated, and the applicant is not required to visit Grenada to complete the process. The entire application process to Grenada's Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU) can be completed remotely. This remote process includes the submission of documents, due diligence checks, and investment completion, all coordinated by authorized agents and legal representatives in Grenada.

No, approval is subject to the successful completion of due diligence checks. If your application is rejected, the investment funds are refunded. However, our experts perform a comprehensive internal assessment to ensure that your application is as strong as possible and your chances of success are maximized.

If your application is rejected, your investment funds will be refunded minus any applicable fees. Grenada's Citizenship by Investment program ensures that investments are secure and used only after approval. The due diligence process is thorough, and in case of rejection, the principal investment is returned, though the due diligence fee and processing fees are non-refundable.

The essential documentation required for a Grenada passport includes:
- Valid passport
- Birth certificate
- Police clearance certificate
- Medical certificate
- Proof of investment
- Bank statements
- Proof of address

The cost to obtain citizenship through the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program depends on the selected method. For example, a donation to the Grenada National Transformation Fund (the minimum investment is $235 000):
- Single applicant - $246 993
- Family of four with 2 children under 16 y.o. - $260 880

For real estate investments (the minimum investment is $270 000):
- Single applicant - $341 731
- Family of four with 2 children under 16 y.o. - $355 618

These figures do not include legal and agent fees, which vary by provider.

Yes, sponsored funds can be used for your investment in the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program. However, you must provide detailed documentation demonstrating the lawful origin of these funds and the relationship between the sponsor and the applicant. This ensures compliance with the program’s regulations and maintains its integrity.

Grenada citizenship for investment-approved real estate involves purchasing government-approved properties such as luxury hotels, resorts, or villas, for a minimum investment of $270 000. The first real estate purchase option is one of the key components of Grenada CBI program, offering investors the opportunity to acquire valuable assets while obtaining citizenship. The property must be held for at least five years, during which investors can benefit from potential rental income and property appreciation.

Yes, you can sell your real estate investment after holding it for five years without affecting your citizenship status. This flexibility makes the real estate option appealing, as it allows investors to recoup their investment. After the mandatory holding period, the government-approved property can be sold at market value, potentially generating a profit.

Yes, Grenada citizens are eligible to apply for the US E-2 visa, allowing them to live and work in the USA. This visa is available to citizens of countries with which the US has a treaty of commerce, including Grenada. It offers Grenadian citizens the opportunity to establish and manage businesses in the US. The E-2 visa can be renewed indefinitely as long as the business operations continue, making it valuable for expanding business interests in the US while maintaining Grenadian citizenship.

Grenada passport holders can live and move freely within OECS countries, including Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. This freedom of movement allows Grenadian citizens to reside, work, and conduct business across multiple Caribbean nations without the need for additional visas or permits.

Yes, Grenada permits dual citizenship. This means that individuals who acquire citizenship through the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program can retain their original citizenship without any conflict. This offers numerous benefits, including expanded travel opportunities with a Grenadian passport, access to multiple social and economic systems, and the ability to own property and conduct business in more than one country. The Grenada Citizenship Program ensures that Grenada citizens can enjoy the full advantages of holding both their original and Grenadian citizenship.

No, obtaining Grenadian citizenship does not subject you to military service, as Grenada does not have mandatory conscription​.