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Antigua and
Barbuda
Barbuda
Saint Kitts
and Nevis
and Nevis
Dominica
Saint Lucia
Grenada
Grenada Citizenship by Investment (CBI)
Invest in Grenada’s economy to become a citizen and receive a passport.
Grenada Citizenship by Investment Benefits
Grenada, a beautiful Caribbean Island nation known for its political stability and natural beauty, offers a Citizenship by Investment programme that allows investors to obtain Grenadian citizenship through economic contributions.
Grenadian citizenship grants access to a powerful passport with wide travel benefits. Grenada Citizenship by Investment aims to attract global investors to boost Grenada’s economy.
Applicants of Grenada Citizenship by Investment must apply through government-approved agents and receive citizenship within approximately 4 to 6 months. The programme is open to individuals and families.
1
Peace of Mind & Security:
Plan B in times of political or economic instability
2
Global Travel Freedom:
Seamless travel to 140+ countries without a visa
3
Business & Tax Efficiency:
Tax and Business Advantages
Grenada Citizenship by Investment Requirements
Good character
Good health
High net worth
No criminal record
Grenada Citizenship by Investment programme allows inclusion of extended family, making it attractive for family applications:
- Applicants must be at least 18 years old. Spouses are included in the application.
- Dependent children under the age of 30 are eligible to be included. Children with disabilities, regardless of age, also qualify.
- Parents and grandparents aged 55 and above can be included if financially dependent.
- Unmarried siblings under 18 may also qualify as dependents.
Visa-Free Travel to
Over 140
countries, including:
United Kindom
Europe’s Schengen states
India
Brazil
Argentina
China
Russia
USA E-2 visa for residents
Grenada Citizenship by Investment:
Investment Alternatives
National Transformation Fund Contribution
Minimum
US$235,000
Real Estate Investment
Minimum
US$270,000
Grenada Citizenship by Investment:
Real-Estate Options
Real-Estate Investment Holding Period:
The real estate investment must be held for at least five years.
Physical Residency:
No physical residency required.
Licensed Agent:
All applications must be submitted through authorized marketing agents.
Grenada Citizenship by Investment – Estimated Cost
Several key factors influence the total cost of Grenada Citizenship by Investment. The type of investment, the number of family members included, and the level of additional fees are the main determinants. Typical fees in Grenada CBI include:
Government Fees – Additional costs separate from the application fee.
Legal & Professional Fees – Services of licensed agents and legal advisors.
Bank Fees – Wire transfers, escrow, and foreign exchange charges.
Additional Dependant Fees – Extra charges for each family member.
Many savvy investors prefer the real estate investment route over the NTF donation, as it allows them to combine citizenship with a tangible asset that can generate returns or be resold after the minimum holding period. Approximate Costs for Real Estate Option (Family of 4), excluding legal, professional and bank fees, are estimated to be:
- Minimum Real Estate Investment: $270,000
- Application Fee: $6,000
- Processing Fee: $4,000
- Due Diligence Fee: $10,000
- Government Fee: $50,000
- Interview Fee: $2,000
- Total Estimated Cost (4 passports): $342,000
- Cost per Passport: $85,500
For a more precise breakdown tailored to your family’s size and structure, please visit our Pricing Section.
Grenada Citizenship by Investment - Required Documents
Forms & Declarations
- Application Forms
- Fingerprint Form
- Passport Application Form
- Thomson Reuters Consent Form (due diligence)
- Oath of Allegiance (age 18+)
- Affidavit of Support (for dependents)
- Medical Certificate Form
- Sale & Purchase Agreement (for real estate option)
- Escrow Agreement (for NTF route)
Personal & Legal & Medical
- Passports (full, certified copies)
- National ID cards (if applicable)
- Birth Certificates (full, certified copies)
- Marriage/Divorce Certificates
- Name Change Certificates (if applicable)
- Military Service Card (if applicable)
- Police Clearance Certificates (all jurisdictions, age 16/18+)
- Medical Certificate (including HIV test)
- Education Certificates/Transcripts
- University Enrollment Proof (for dependent children)
- Recent Passport-Sized Photos
Financial & Professional & Other
- Proof of Source of Funds (bank statements, tax returns, etc.)
- Bank Reference Letter
- Professional Reference Letter
- Employment Letters
- CV / Resume
- Proof of Address (utility bill, rental agreement)
- Net Worth Statement / Wealth Documentation
- Business Ownership or Company Documents (if relevant)
- Additional Supporting Documents (as requested by CBI Unit)
Grenada Citizenship by Investment:
Factors to Evaluate
Grenada Citizenship by Investment offers a unique opportunity for individuals and their families to obtain second citizenship through a straightforward and efficient process. When selecting a Citizenship by Investment programme, there are six key factors to consider to ensure you choose the option that best suits your needs. These include the number of visa-free destinations the passport offers, the total cost of the investment, and the processing time from application to passport issuance. The Grenada CBI programme also allows eligible family members, including a spouse, dependent children, parents, and even siblings to be included in a single application.
Quality of Investment and/or Real Estate
Lifestyle Benefits, Living Standards and Country Security
Timeframe for Citizenship Approval and Passport Issuance
Business and Tax Benefits and Incentives
Our Services
At Grenada Golden Passport Advisors, we aim to provide you with accurate information and guide through the process of obtaining Grenadian citizenship.
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