Caribbean
Grenada Citizenship by Investment
Grenada’s programme provides citizenship through a National Transformation Fund contribution or qualifying approved real estate, with routes designed for applicants and eligible family members.
Family-inclusive Caribbean citizenship with potential U.S. E-2 access
Launched in 2013, the programme offers a National Transformation Fund contribution from USD 235,000 or approved real estate from USD 270,000 with a referenced five-year holding period.
The reference page highlights family inclusion, dual citizenship, mobility to 149 destinations and possible access to the U.S. E-2 treaty route, for which three years of Grenadian residence evidence may be required.
A National Fund Contribution or Approved Real Estate
National Transformation Fund
From USD 235,000- Non-refundable contribution to the national fund.
- Contribution varies with the included family group.
Approved real estate
From USD 270,000- Investment in a government-approved development.
- A minimum five-year holding period is referenced.
Eligibility Requirements and Programme Features
Eligibility Requirements
- Main applicant aged 18 or above.
- Clean personal record supported by police certificates.
- Lawful and documentable source of investment funds.
- Completion of the selected qualifying investment.
Programme Features
- Eligible spouse, children, siblings, parents and grandparents may be included.
- Dual citizenship is accepted.
- Reference access to 149 destinations.
- Grenadian citizens may consider the U.S. E-2 treaty route; the reference page notes that three years of Grenadian residence evidence may be required.