Grenada citizenship by investment
Explore Grenada's investment routes, family eligibility, mobility benefits, and application stages with practical guidance from MexoPath.
Island notes
A closer look at Grenada
Citizenship is more than a document. Grenada offers a welcoming Caribbean base, a strong sense of place, and room to think about how your family wants to live, travel, and plan ahead.
A considered Caribbean choice
Use the program as a planning tool: compare the investment routes, understand the family requirements, and confirm current rules before making a decision.
Program at a glance
2013
Program introduced
Under the Citizenship by Investment Act
Case-dependent
Typical timeframe
Varies with documents and due diligence
Check current rules
International mobility
Countries and territories, subject to current rules
10 years
Adult passport validity
Minor passports have a shorter validity period
Legal basis: Grenada's Citizenship by Investment Act and the rules of its government-approved program. Confirm current legal provisions, fees, and eligibility with qualified counsel before applying.
Choose your route
Investment options
Compare the available routes, costs, holding periods, and family implications before deciding.
Starting from
USD 235,000
National Transformation Fund (NTF)
A non-refundable contribution supporting Grenada's national development projects, including infrastructure, tourism, education, healthcare, and wider economic development. It is often chosen for a simpler, more direct process without purchasing or managing property.
Starting from
USD 270,000
Government-approved real estate
Purchase a qualifying government-approved real estate project under the Citizenship by Investment Programme. This route may suit applicants who want citizenship while investing in a property asset, subject to the required holding period and resale rules.
Global mobility
Travel access depends on the destination
Grenadian passport holders may apply for a UK ETA for eligible visits; this is advance travel permission, not unrestricted visa-free admission. Check the current destination rules before travel.
United Kingdom
Grenadian passport holders may apply for a UK ETA for eligible visits; this is advance travel permission, not unrestricted visa-free admission. Check the current destination rules before travel.
Schengen
Schengen short visits: up to 90 days in any 180 days, subject to entry conditions.
Check current rules
destinations accessible
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Schengen
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Caribbean
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Asia
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Africa
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Americas
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Oceania
Why Grenada
A family-focused second citizenship option
Grenada citizenship can provide freedom, security, more opportunities, and a long-term plan for the future. Benefits remain subject to Grenadian law, the laws of an applicant's current country, and the rules of each destination.
Grenada applies stringent background screening to protect the integrity of its program. Applicants must demonstrate good character, a legitimate source of funds, clear background records, and complete documents. Checks may include identity, police clearance, source of funds, financial background, international security screening, and government assessment. Due-diligence and processing fees apply to the main applicant and qualified dependants. MexoPath can help applicants understand the route, review document readiness, organize information, and coordinate with independent authorized professionals; Grenadian authorities and those professionals handle official review and filing.
Citizenship for future generations
HeritageGrenadian citizenship may be inherited by the next generation when applicable nationality rules are satisfied.
Broad family inclusion
FamilyFamily inclusion depends on the programme's current age, relationship and dependency rules. Confirm each relative's eligibility and additional costs before filing; inclusion is not automatic.
Dual citizenship permitted
Dual statusGrenada allows dual citizenship. Applicants should verify whether their current country permits dual nationality.
Residence and visit rules
FlexibilityResidence, visit, interview and renewal obligations may change. Confirm the rules applying to your application date and nationality before relying on a no-residence or remote-only process.
No language or education test
AccessibleThe program does not require a language test, academic qualifications, or business experience; applicants must meet the eligibility and investment conditions.
U.S. E-2 Treaty Investor Visa context
E-2 contextQualified Grenadian citizens may be able to apply for a U.S. E-2 visa to live in the United States and operate a qualifying business. Grenadian citizenship alone does not guarantee visa approval; U.S. immigration, investment, and business requirements still apply.
Tax and wealth-management context
Tax adviceCitizenship does not determine tax residence or create a universal tax exemption. Income, assets, residence and reporting obligations require current independent tax advice in every relevant jurisdiction.
Right to live, work, and study
ResidencyGrenadian citizenship gives the right to live, work, and study in Grenada, with additional regional opportunities linked to CARICOM and OECS participation.
Eligibility & documents
Who qualifies and what you'll need
Eligibility foundations
- Main applicant must be aged 18 or older.
- Applicants must have a clean criminal record and be of good character.
- Applicants must be healthy and provide the required medical evidence.
- Funds and income must come from lawful, evidenced sources.
- Applicants must make an investment that meets the program requirements.
- All applicants must undergo government due diligence and provide truthful documents.
- A spouse, qualifying children, dependent parents and grandparents, and eligible unmarried siblings may be included.
Document preparation
- Valid passports and national identity cards
- Birth, marriage, and divorce certificates where applicable
- Police clearance certificates and medical examination reports
- Proof of residential address and passport-size photographs
- Bank and professional reference letters and bank statements
- Employment or business documents and evidence of source of funds
- Investment documents
- Documents for the spouse, children, parents, step-parents, grandparents, or siblings included in the application
Application pathway
Four stages from review to citizenship
A well-prepared file reduces avoidable delays, but processing time and approval are never guaranteed.
Step 01
Personal consultation
MexoPath provides an initial review of your objectives, nationality, family composition, financial position, and apparent eligibility.
Step 02
Select the program and investment
Compare the National Transformation Fund and approved real-estate routes and choose the option that best fits your circumstances.
Step 03
Prepare documents
Gather and complete the required forms, identity records, civil documents, financial evidence, medical reports, and source-of-funds documents.
Step 04
File the application
After document readiness is complete, an independent authorized professional submits the application with the applicable invoices and supporting documents.
Step 05
Government processing and due diligence
Grenadian authorities examine the application, verify the background, and complete the required due-diligence review.
Step 06
Approval in principle and investment
Once approved in principle, make the relevant contribution or investment and pay the required amounts.
Step 07
Citizenship and passport issuance
Passport validity, biometrics, delivery and renewal rules depend on age and the issuing authority's current procedures. Citizenship approval and passport issuance are separate steps.
Why GrenadaA family-focused second citizenship optionGrenada citizenship can provide freedom, security, more opportunities, and a long-term plan for the future. Benefits remain subject to Grenadian law, the laws of an applicant's current country, and the rules of each destination.
Why Grenada
A family-focused second citizenship option
Grenada citizenship can provide freedom, security, more opportunities, and a long-term plan for the future. Benefits remain subject to Grenadian law, the laws of an applicant's current country, and the rules of each destination.
Grenada applies stringent background screening to protect the integrity of its program. Applicants must demonstrate good character, a legitimate source of funds, clear background records, and complete documents. Checks may include identity, police clearance, source of funds, financial background, international security screening, and government assessment. Due-diligence and processing fees apply to the main applicant and qualified dependants. MexoPath can help applicants understand the route, review document readiness, organize information, and coordinate with independent authorized professionals; Grenadian authorities and those professionals handle official review and filing.
Citizenship for future generations
HeritageGrenadian citizenship may be inherited by the next generation when applicable nationality rules are satisfied.
Broad family inclusion
FamilyFamily inclusion depends on the programme's current age, relationship and dependency rules. Confirm each relative's eligibility and additional costs before filing; inclusion is not automatic.
Dual citizenship permitted
Dual statusGrenada allows dual citizenship. Applicants should verify whether their current country permits dual nationality.
Residence and visit rules
FlexibilityResidence, visit, interview and renewal obligations may change. Confirm the rules applying to your application date and nationality before relying on a no-residence or remote-only process.
No language or education test
AccessibleThe program does not require a language test, academic qualifications, or business experience; applicants must meet the eligibility and investment conditions.
U.S. E-2 Treaty Investor Visa context
E-2 contextQualified Grenadian citizens may be able to apply for a U.S. E-2 visa to live in the United States and operate a qualifying business. Grenadian citizenship alone does not guarantee visa approval; U.S. immigration, investment, and business requirements still apply.
Tax and wealth-management context
Tax adviceCitizenship does not determine tax residence or create a universal tax exemption. Income, assets, residence and reporting obligations require current independent tax advice in every relevant jurisdiction.
Right to live, work, and study
ResidencyGrenadian citizenship gives the right to live, work, and study in Grenada, with additional regional opportunities linked to CARICOM and OECS participation.
Eligibility & documentsWho qualifies and what you'll needReview eligibility foundations, document preparation, and applicable fees.
Eligibility & documents
Who qualifies and what you'll need
Requirements
Eligibility foundations
- Main applicant must be aged 18 or older.
- Applicants must have a clean criminal record and be of good character.
- Applicants must be healthy and provide the required medical evidence.
- Funds and income must come from lawful, evidenced sources.
- Applicants must make an investment that meets the program requirements.
- All applicants must undergo government due diligence and provide truthful documents.
- A spouse, qualifying children, dependent parents and grandparents, and eligible unmarried siblings may be included.
Checklist
Document preparation
- Valid passports and national identity cards
- Birth, marriage, and divorce certificates where applicable
- Police clearance certificates and medical examination reports
- Proof of residential address and passport-size photographs
- Bank and professional reference letters and bank statements
- Employment or business documents and evidence of source of funds
- Investment documents
- Documents for the spouse, children, parents, step-parents, grandparents, or siblings included in the application
Application pathway7 stages from review to citizenshipA well-prepared file reduces avoidable delays, but processing time and approval are never guaranteed.
Application pathway
7 stages from review to citizenship
A well-prepared file reduces avoidable delays, but processing time and approval are never guaranteed.
Step 01
Personal consultation
MexoPath provides an initial review of your objectives, nationality, family composition, financial position, and apparent eligibility.
Step 02
Select the program and investment
Compare the National Transformation Fund and approved real-estate routes and choose the option that best fits your circumstances.
Step 03
Prepare documents
Gather and complete the required forms, identity records, civil documents, financial evidence, medical reports, and source-of-funds documents.
Step 04
File the application
After document readiness is complete, an independent authorized professional submits the application with the applicable invoices and supporting documents.
Step 05
Government processing and due diligence
Grenadian authorities examine the application, verify the background, and complete the required due-diligence review.
Step 06
Approval in principle and investment
Once approved in principle, make the relevant contribution or investment and pay the required amounts.
Step 07
Citizenship and passport issuance
Passport validity, biometrics, delivery and renewal rules depend on age and the issuing authority's current procedures. Citizenship approval and passport issuance are separate steps.
Island notesA closer look at GrenadaCitizenship is more than a document. Grenada offers a welcoming Caribbean base, a strong sense of place, and room to think about how your family wants to live, travel, and plan ahead.
Island notes
A closer look at Grenada
Citizenship is more than a document. Grenada offers a welcoming Caribbean base, a strong sense of place, and room to think about how your family wants to live, travel, and plan ahead.
A considered Caribbean choice
Use the program as a planning tool: compare the investment routes, understand the family requirements, and confirm current rules before making a decision.