Citizenship
Explore citizenship by investment options for individuals and families, with advice on the appropriate route and application support.
Visa-free or visa-on-arrival access includes China, Hong Kong, Singapore, the UK and the Schengen Area. Entry conditions, permitted stays and electronic authorisations depend on the destination.
Explore the opportunity to live in the United States and run a qualifying business through the E-2 investor visa. Investment citizens generally need three continuous years of domicile in Grenada, a separate substantial US business investment and approval under US visa rules. Citizenship alone does not grant a US visa.
Include a qualifying spouse, children, parents and grandparents. Eligible unmarried adult siblings can also be included, subject to dependency and family-status rules.
Apply without relocating to Grenada. The citizenship programme has no minimum residence requirement, and the application and interview can normally be managed remotely.
Choose an NTF contribution from $235,000, or approved real estate from $270,000 plus a $50,000 government contribution. Additional costs and family supplements apply.
Grenada permits dual citizenship. You should also check whether your existing country of nationality imposes restrictions or reporting requirements.
Successful applicants become Grenadian citizens. Future children and spouses may qualify under the applicable registration or nationality provisions; their status is not automatic.
Grenadian passport holders can generally visit the UK for up to six months without a Standard Visitor visa. An approved Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) is normally required before travel. Visitor eligibility and border checks still apply; this does not permit settlement or ordinary employment.
Support Grenada’s development through a one-time, non-refundable National Transformation Fund contribution. This route offers a straightforward alternative to buying and managing property.
Route information is set out below.
Family supplements vary by age and relationship. The qualifying contribution is non-refundable. Government application, interview, due-diligence, professional and document costs are additional.
A qualifying spouse and dependent children under 30 may be included. Adult children must meet the applicable dependency and family-status conditions.
Dependent parents and grandparents of the main applicant or spouse may qualify. Their age and family composition can affect the contribution.
Qualifying siblings of the main applicant or spouse aged 18 or over must be unmarried and have no children. Dependency evidence is required.
Every person must satisfy the programme’s checks. Confirm eligibility and the full family quotation before committing funds.
Assess your nationality, immigration history, source of funds and family composition. Obtain a written quotation and use the required authorised agent structure.
Prepare identity, civil-status, police, financial and medical evidence, with certified translations where needed.
An authorised local agent submits the complete file. Complete the required bank compliance, background checks and interview, and answer any further requests.
After approval in principle, pay the qualifying contribution and complete the outstanding requirements according to the official instructions. Earlier application and compliance costs may apply.
Once the authorities accept the required payment and documents, complete the remaining citizenship and passport formalities through your agent. In-person passport collection is not generally required.
Allow around three and a half months for application processing, with variation for checks and document readiness. Project paperwork and final passport formalities can add time. A visit to Grenada and in-person passport collection are not normally required; arrange delivery through your authorised agent.
Following approval and completion of the required investment and formalities, successful applicants receive citizenship documentation and may obtain a Grenadian passport.
Visit the UK for up to six months without a Standard Visitor visa. Grenadian passport holders normally need an approved ETA before travel and must meet the visitor rules. Entry is not guaranteed. The passport also offers visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to more than 140 destinations overall, subject to local entry conditions. This travel access does not grant a right to work or settle abroad.
An opportunity to live in the US and operate a qualifying business through the E-2 investor visa. This is a separate visa application. Investment citizens generally need three continuous years of domicile in Grenada and a qualifying US business investment. Citizenship alone does not grant a US visa or permanent residence.
Dual nationality is permitted in Grenada. Future family additions and citizenship by descent depend on the rules and application procedures in force.
Citizenship does not automatically change your tax residence. Your personal circumstances and the laws of relevant countries determine your tax obligations.
Combine citizenship with an investment in an approved Grenadian real estate project. Choose a qualifying asset and review its commercial terms, rather than relying on a promised return or resale.
Route information is set out below.
Additional family supplements, application costs, professional fees and property expenses apply. The government contribution is non-refundable. Only qualifying, approved investments meet the citizenship requirements.
Hold the property for five years before resale as a qualifying investment to another CBI applicant. Any other disposal must comply with the approval conditions and contract; obtain legal advice before selling.
Ownership may take the form of an approved project interest rather than a standalone home. Review the title or share structure, management fees, income arrangements and exit terms. Returns and capital recovery are not guaranteed.
A qualifying spouse and dependent children under 30 may be included. Adult children must meet the applicable dependency and family-status conditions.
Dependent parents and grandparents of the main applicant or spouse may qualify. Their age and family composition can affect the contribution.
Qualifying siblings of the main applicant or spouse aged 18 or over must be unmarried and have no children. Dependency evidence is required.
Every person must satisfy the programme’s checks. Confirm eligibility and the full family quotation before committing funds.
Assess your nationality, immigration history, source of funds and family composition. Obtain a written quotation and use the required authorised agent structure.
Check the project’s current government approval, ownership structure, contract, holding period and resale terms. Prepare the supporting application documents and reservation agreement.
An authorised local agent submits the complete file. Complete the required bank compliance, background checks and interview, and answer any further requests.
Follow the authorised payment and escrow instructions, approval conditions and sale agreement. Complete the investment and government contribution; some reservation or compliance costs may arise earlier.
Once the authorities accept the required payment and documents, complete the remaining citizenship and passport formalities through your agent. In-person passport collection is not generally required.
Allow around three and a half months for application processing, with variation for checks and document readiness. Project paperwork and final passport formalities can add time. A visit to Grenada and in-person passport collection are not normally required; arrange delivery through your authorised agent.
Following approval and completion of the required investment and formalities, successful applicants receive citizenship documentation and may obtain a Grenadian passport.
Visit the UK for up to six months without a Standard Visitor visa. Grenadian passport holders normally need an approved ETA before travel and must meet the visitor rules. Entry is not guaranteed. The passport also offers visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to more than 140 destinations overall, subject to local entry conditions. This travel access does not grant a right to work or settle abroad.
An opportunity to live in the US and operate a qualifying business through the E-2 investor visa. This is a separate visa application. Investment citizens generally need three continuous years of domicile in Grenada and a qualifying US business investment. Citizenship alone does not grant a US visa or permanent residence.
Dual nationality is permitted in Grenada. Future family additions and citizenship by descent depend on the rules and application procedures in force.
Citizenship does not automatically change your tax residence. Your personal circumstances and the laws of relevant countries determine your tax obligations.
MA Consultants helps individuals and families assess Grenada citizenship by investment options and prepare for the application process. We discuss your objectives, proposed family application and the overall costs before you decide how to proceed.
Compare the routes above, or explore our citizenship programme comparison. Your assessment can address family eligibility, the appropriate route and the role of the authorised programme agent.
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