Grenada Citizenship by Investment

Program Overview

The Grenada Citizenship by Investment is Grenada's investment migration program, providing qualified investors and their families with direct citizenship through a qualifying investment. This program offers one of the fastest paths to a second passport, with typical processing times of 4-6 months.

Investment begins at $235,000, with multiple qualifying options available. The program includes family coverage for spouse, children under 18, children 18-30 if dependent, parents over 55, unmarried siblings over 18.

Investment Options

Grenada offers 2 investment pathways to qualify for the program:

• National Transformation Fund (NTF): $235,000 (1-4 family) — Non-refundable donation
• Real estate: $270,000 (min holding 5 years) — Government-approved project

Key Highlights

• Only Caribbean CBI with US E-2 Treaty eligibility
• Covers siblings — unique among Caribbean programs
• Visa-free to ~145 countries including China, Schengen, UK
• No physical residency required

Residency & Citizenship Timeline

The Grenada Citizenship by Investment offers the following timeline:

• Processing time: 4-6 months
• Residency requirement: None
• Physical presence: None required
• Path to permanent residency: N/A — direct citizenship
• Path to citizenship: Immediate (4-6 months processing)
• Dual citizenship: Yes

Tax Considerations

No personal income tax on worldwide income, no capital gains tax. Investors should consult with qualified tax advisors to understand the full implications of Grenada's tax regime on their specific financial situation, including any double taxation treaties with their country of origin.

Who Is This Program Best For?

The Grenada Citizenship by Investment is particularly well-suited for investors seeking a fast, cost-effective second passport with extensive visa-free travel, minimal bureaucracy, and no physical residency requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the investment amount and eligibility rules guaranteed to stay the same?

No. Investment migration rules, fees and qualifying routes can change. Check the official government source linked on this page before relying on any figure or timeline.

Does approval automatically make me a tax resident or citizen?

Not necessarily. Immigration status, tax residence and citizenship are separate legal questions. Obtain country-specific immigration and tax advice for your circumstances.