Being Grenadian allows you to live and work in Grenada and in over 15 Caribbean countries given its membership in the Organisation of the Eastern Caribbean States and in CARICOM. It also increases your existing global travel privileges and provides access to the US E2 investor visa, after having been domiciled in Grenada for three years.

Grenada’s currency, the Eastern Caribbean Dollar, has been tied to the US Dollar at a rate of 2.7169 since the seventies and does not experience currency devaluation relative to the dollar. Further, Grenada imposes no global, wealth, inheritance, or capital gains taxes; and only imposes income tax on income earned in Grenada that’s over US $13,500.

The minimum investment to become Grenadian is $235,000. Given the immediate travel, economic, and social benefits provided to investors, relative to that of similar programmes, the cost benefit analysis is unquestionable.

Getting Grenada citizenship can take as little as five months following the submission of an application to the Investment Migration Agency Grenada. Applicants can apply in the Fall and be residing in Grenada or traveling the world by spring or thereafter.

Investors in Grenada citizenship never have to reside in Grenada before applying for citizenship to be able to qualify for citizenship. Further, once naturalised, citizens are not required to visit or reside in Grenada to keep their citizenship, or to move assets to Grenada, or engage in business in Grenada. Applicants are allowed to apply for citizenship remotely from the comforts of their own home country.

Grenada’s allows its citizens to have multiple citizenships. Grenada’s government does not require foreigners to renounce their existing citizenship to acquire citizenship from Grenada; neither does it make it its duty to inform an investor’s home country of the investor’s acquisition of Grenada citizenship.

Grenada allows multigenerational families to apply together for citizenship on one family application. An applicant can include his/her spouse; biological or adopted children, as well as stepchildren under the age of 30; parents and grandparents, as well as in-laws; and biological or adopted siblings, who are 18 years or older, unmarried and without children His/her spouse’s siblings are also allowed.

Grenada has embassies and diplomatic missions in key economic centres around the world in countries like Canada, China, Cuba, Russia, the United States, the United Kingdom, to name a few. These missions offer protection and support to Grenada’s citizens in those areas and surrounding regions.

Grenada citizenship is the gift that multiplies for years to come. Not only does citizenship remain with an applicant for his/her lifetime, it is also inheritable by the applicant’s children and their future generations.

The government of Grenada maintains a free tuition policy for all individuals who meet the entry requirement of the T.A. Marryshow Community College, and the New Life Organisation. The government also discounts undergraduate and pre-med degrees by 90% for students attending the world-renowned St. George’s University. Further, as Grenada supports the University of the West Indies, the tuition of Grenadians attending any of the University’s regional campuses is significantly subsidised.