Grenada
The Spice Isle of the Caribbean
What We Are Offering
About Grenada
Lying just outside of the hurricane belt, Grenada is a country of lush, tropical forests, stunning waterfalls, and gorgeous sandy beaches. Obtaining Grenada citizenship not only allows you to settle on this beautiful island but also guarantees you and your family visa-free travel to 155 countries. Entrepreneurs have the opportunity to invest in government-approved projects such as Ora Caribbean’s Silversands resort, with investments ranging from a $220,000 share in its Beach House property to over $7 million for outright ownership of one of its luxury villas. This makes Grenada citizenship a valuable and appealing option for those looking to enhance their global mobility and invest in a secure, prosperous future.
155
Visa Free Countries
$235,000
Minimum Investment
6 – 12
Months Processing Time
Benefits of Malta Citizenship
Minimal Residency Requirements for Grenada Citizenship
The Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme does not require applicants to reside in or even visit the country to apply. This means you can obtain citizenship without any need to travel to Grenada.
Fast and Efficient Processing
The application process for Grenadian citizenship is swift. For straightforward applications where all conditions are met, citizenship can be granted within 6 to 12 months.
Inclusion of Family Members
The program allows you to include your family members in the application. You can add children up to the age of 30 and parents over 55, making it possible for a wide range of family members to benefit from Grenadian citizenship.
Beneficial Tax Policies
Grenadian citizens enjoy favourable tax benefits, including exemptions from foreign income, wealth, and inheritance taxes on global assets.
Who Could be Included
Who Can Get Grenada Citizenship
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Must not have spent more than six months in prison
- Must be financially solvent
- Must have a clean health record
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Must not have been convicted of a crime resulting in a prison sentence exceeding six months
- Must have a clean health record
- Can include children up to the age of 30
- Must be over the age of 55
- Must be unmarried and have no children
- Siblings of the investor and their spouse, including brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law.
- A future spouse can be added to the application after the initial citizenship approval.
Program Requirements
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Option 1: National Transformation Fund (NTF) Contribution
To gain citizenship through the NTF, applicants can make the following contributions:
- $235,000 for a single applicant
- $200,000 for a main applicant and spouse
- $200,000 for a main applicant, spouse, and up to three dependents
- $25,000 for each additional dependent
In addition to these contributions, applicants and their family members must pay application fees of $1,500 per person. Due diligence fees are $5,000 for the main applicant, $5,000 for a spouse, and $5,000 for each dependent aged 17 and above. There are also processing fees of $1,500 for applicants over 18 and $500 for those under 18.
Option 2: Investment in Approved Real Estate Projects
To qualify under this option, applicants must invest in approved real estate projects in one of two ways:
- Purchase a $220,000 share in an approved project
- Make a direct investment of $350,000 in such a project
The real estate must be held for at least five years from the date citizenship is granted. Government fees for this option are $50,000 for a family of up to four and $25,000 for each additional dependent. Applicants must also pay application fees of $1,500 per person, due diligence fees of $5,000 for individuals aged 17 and above, and processing fees of $1,500 for those over 18 and $500 for those under 18.
Additional Requirements and Benefits
Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme applicants must renew their passports every five years. Grenadian citizenship offers visa-free access to China and eligibility for the E2 Investor Visa in the United States after residing in Grenada for three years.
Common Questions
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Grenada, a sovereign nation in the southeastern Caribbean, comprises seven islands and is located off the north coast of Venezuela. With a population of approximately 107,000 and covering an area of 344 sq. km, Grenada offers a unique blend of natural beauty and strategic benefits.
As a member of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS), and the Commonwealth of Nations, Grenada provides its citizens with significant advantages. Notably, Grenadian citizens are exempt from foreign income, wealth, and inheritance taxes on global assets. Additionally, they enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 155 countries.
In addition to its picturesque landscapes and pleasant climate, Grenada offers several key benefits to investors considering citizenship:
- Visa-free travel to 155 countries, including China, Hong Kong, Singapore, the UK, and the Schengen Area.
- No physical residency requirement to obtain a Grenadian passport.
- The ability to include family members in the citizenship application and pass citizenship to future spouses and descendants.
- No restrictions on dual citizenship, allowing you to maintain your current citizenship while acquiring Grenadian nationality.
To participate in the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme, applicants must make a minimum donation of $235,000 to the National Transformation Fund or invest in real estate starting at $220,000. Additional due diligence fees apply during the application process.
Eligibility Criteria for the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme
To apply for Grenadian citizenship, applicants must:
- Be over 18 years of age
- Have no criminal record
- Be in good health
Visa-Free Travel Opportunities
With a Grenadian passport, you can travel visa-free to 155 countries, including popular destinations like China, Hong Kong, Singapore, the UK, and the Schengen Area. Additionally, Grenada has an E-2 Investor Visa Treaty with the United States, enabling Grenadian citizens to apply for a non-immigrant visa after residing in Grenada for three years.