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Grenada
What are the benefits of becoming a citizen of Grenada? Situated beyond the hurricane belt, Grenada boasts a landscape filled with verdant tropical forests, captivating waterfalls, and exquisite sandy beaches.
Grenada citizenship not only offers the opportunity to reside on a picturesque island but also ensures visa-free access to 146 countries for you and your family.
For investors, opportunities include contributing to government-sanctioned projects such as Ora Caribbean’s Silversands resort. Investment options range from a US$220,000 share in the Beach House property to over US$7 million for outright ownership of a luxury villa.
148 visa-free countries
$150,000 minimum requirement
8-11 months processing time
Population: 124,000
Language: English, Grenadian Creole
Currency: Eastern Caribbean dollar
Economy: Tourism-based
The application process is strictly confidential
No tax on income, wealth or inheritance
Obtain a USA E-2 visa through a Grenadian passport
Investment time is 5 years in property
Physical residency is not required with an option to obtain Grenadian passport remotely
Access to 148 countries visa free, including the EU & the UK
Dual citizenship is allowed in Grenada
Investments completion after receiving citizenship application approval
Receival of second citizenship from just $150,000
Transferable to descendants
Spouse, children, parents, grandparents and siblings are all included
Receival of Passport within 4-8 months
The initial Citizenship by Investment option requires a donation to the NTF of $150,000 for just you as the primary applicant. If including your spouse, the contribution is $200,000, and the same amount covers you with up to three dependents. Any extra dependent beyond this will necessitate an additional $25,000.
In addition, each application carries a fee of $1,500 for you and your family members. Due diligence charges are set at $5,000 each for you, your spouse, and any dependents aged 17 or older. Furthermore, processing fees are imposed at $1,500 for each individual over 18 and $500 for those under 18.
To qualify under the property option, you must either buy a $220,000 share in an approved real estate project or invest $350,000 in such a project. In either case, the real estate must be held for at least five years from the date your citizenship is granted.
Moreover, you must also pay government fees of $50,000 for a family of up to four and $25,000 for every additional dependent if buying a share. Likewise, the other real estate option requires the same amount for government fees.
In addition, there are additional application fees of $1,500 per person, as well as due diligence fees of $5,000 for everybody aged 17 or above, and $1,500 processing fees per those over 18 and $500 for those under 18.
Initial due diligence.
Following the successful screening, we will provide you with a Client Agreement (CA) to review and sign.
Upon receiving the signed agreement and retainer payment, our legal team will complete all necessary government forms and supporting documents. If you make a property investment, you will need to execute a sales and purchase agreement with the developer. We will liaise with the property developer and the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Committee (CBIC) on your behalf.
Before submitting your documents, we comprehensively review your application to ensure your file complies with the CBIC’s requirements. Our legal team will complete its final checks before submitting the relevant forms.
The CBIC will undertake its own due diligence and reviews all the paperwork. You and any dependants over the age of 17 will need to attend a mandatory interview. We will continue to work closely with them throughout the process to ensure your application is timely and efficiently processed.
The CBIC will assess your application, and upon approval, you must make all necessary contributions and pay any applicable government fees. We will then arrange for all relevant passports to be sent out.