Grenada Citizenship By Investment
Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Programme offers families a secure and efficient pathway to second citizenship through approved investment options. It enables applicants to strengthen their global resilience, expand international mobility, and establish a long-term alternative home in a country known for its safety, stability, and welcoming culture.
The process is streamlined and fully remote, yet it delivers meaningful real-world benefits — including the right to live, work, retire, or seek refuge in Grenada, as well as rights of establishment in select neighbouring Caribbean countries.
Eligible applicants must be at least 18 years old, in good health, and of good character. The programme accepts applicants from most nationalities, with the exception of Russia, Belarus, and North Korea, and allows for broad family inclusion: spouses, children under 30, dependent parents and grandparents of any age, and unmarried, childless siblings over 18 may all be included in a single application.
With clear regulations, a structured application process, and flexible family provisions, Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Programme remains one of the region’s most accessible and forward-looking options for global families seeking stability and opportunity.
Key Benefits of Grenada Citizenship
1. Security You Can Rely On
With low crime and consistent political stability, Grenada offers a safe, dependable environment that gives families confidence and supports secure long-term investment planning.
2. Increased Global Freedom
Citizenship provides visa-free and visa-on-arrival access to over 149 destinations, including China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Schengen, and the UK. It also provides the right to establish residency in several Caribbean nations; and eligibility to apply for the US E-2 Investor Visa.
3. Globally Respected Passport
Backed by strong governance and international credibility, Grenada’s passport is trusted worldwide and supports smoother travel and global engagement.
4. Favourable Tax Environment
Grenada does not tax worldwide income, capital gains, wealth, dividends or inheritance — supporting long-term planning, asset preservation, and international structuring.
5. Access to a Growing Island Economy
Grenada’s expanding tourism, hospitality, education, and blue economy sectors create opportunities for asset diversification and participation in a developing Caribbean market.
6. Quality, Subsidised Tertiary Education
Grenadian citizens receive 60%–90% tuition reduction at St. George’s University and subsidised tuition at the University of the West Indies — a major advantage for families.
7. Strong, Stable Currency
Grenada’s Eastern Caribbean dollar has been securely pegged to the US dollar at 2.7169 since 1976, offering long-term monetary stability and financial confidence.
Access to the U.S. E-2 Investor Visa
Grenada is the only Caribbean country with an active investment migration programme whose citizens can access the U.S. E-2 Investor Visa — a powerful mobility and business advantage.
The E-2 Visa allows Grenadian nationals, who establish and operate a viable business in the United States, to live and work there legally on a renewable five-year visa, provided the business remains tax compliant and meets operational requirements.
This benefit extends to the entire family: spouses receive employment authorization, and dependent children under 21 may live and study in the U.S. under the same visa classification. For globally minded investors, the E-2 pathway makes Grenadian citizenship uniquely strategic among Caribbean programmes.
Selecting a Citizenship Option
The National Transformation Fund (NTF) and approved real estate options remain the most widely chosen, valued for their clarity, accessibility, and predictable processing timelines. At My Grenada Solutions Inc., we help you understand the differences between each pathway and guide you in selecting the option that best supports your family’s needs and long-term objectives.
National Transformation Fund (NTF)
The National Transformation Fund (NTF) is Grenada’s government fund dedicated to national development and long-term economic resilience. It finances essential capital projects — including infrastructure, social development, and strategic national priorities — while also enhancing the country’s financial stability through a mandated deposit of 10% of all monthly NTF receipts into a contingency reserve at the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB).
For applicants, the NTF offers the most streamlined and cost-effective route to Grenadian citizenship, requiring a non-refundable contribution of US$235,000. It is a simple, efficient option for families who want a smooth process, full citizenship rights, and the assurance that their investment supports Grenada’s growth, stability, and future readiness.
Contribution
Application Fee
Processing Fee
Due Diligence Fee
Interview Fee
Oath of Allegiance Fee
Passport Fee
Additional Dependants
Additional Child
Parent/Grandparent (under age 56)
Parent/Grandparent (56+ years)
Siblings
Approved Real Estate
Grenada’s real estate pathway allows families to obtain citizenship by investing in a government-approved property with the potential for future returns.
Applicants may purchase a fractional interest starting at US$270,000 or full ownership starting at US$350,000+, both of which must be held for a minimum of five years.
After the holding period, the investment may be resold to another investor or a new citizenship applicant, offering the possibility for the recovery of the investment capital.
Depending on the project, investors may also benefit from occupancy privileges and annual returns during ownership.
This option is ideal for those who prefer a tangible asset, long-term value, and the opportunity to offset some of their upfront investment while securing Grenadian citizenship.
Investment
Government Fee
Application Fee
Processing Fee
Due Diligence Fee
Interview Fee
Oath of Allegiance Fee
Passport Fee
Additional Dependants
Additional Child
Parent/Grandparent (under age 56)
Parent/Grandparent (56+ years)
Siblings
Your Investment at Work in Grenada
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- Project 500 (Climate-Smart Homes)
- Special Local Infrastructure Projects
Steps to Become a Grenadian Citizen
Becoming a Grenadian citizen through the Citizenship by Investment Programme is a secure and streamlined process, typically completed within five to six months from the date of application submission.
Before your application is submitted to the Investment Migration Agency Grenada (IMA Grenada), My Grenada Solutions Inc. works closely with you to prepare and review all documentation in accordance with programme requirements and escrow bank standards.
Throughout the process, you can continue your daily life without interruption — there is no requirement to visit or reside in Grenada, and all interviews for applicants aged 17 and over are conducted virtually.
The journey to citizenship follows a clear and structured process, from document preparation and due diligence to investment completion and the issuance of naturalisation certificates.
At every stage, our team ensures accuracy, transparency, and personalised support, giving you the confidence and clarity needed to move forward with your Grenadian citizenship.
* Application documents of the main applicant or sponsor are first vetted by the receiving escrow bank in Grenada. Only applicants cleared by the bank will be allowed to submit applications to the Investment Migration Agency Grenada.
Connect With a Dually Licensed Agent
Confirm investment pathway and prepare application documents
Submit application for Bank Review
Pay submission fees and submit application to the IMA
Due diligence review and virtual interview
Approval and Investment Completion
Preparation of Certificate of Registration
Citizenship Issuance & Passport Processing
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