Grenada Citizenship

Since 2013, the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program has become one of the most popular investment citizenship programs. Grenada is an island nation with no income, wealth, or inheritance taxes. Citizenship can be passed down to spouses and future generations. Notably, the program does not require applicants to meet language proficiency, pass a history test, or travel to Grenada to fulfill citizenship requirements. The program allows for multi-generational immigration, covering four generations, including spouses, children under 30, unmarried siblings, and parents and grandparents from both sides.

Introduction
Applicants to the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program must make a financial contribution to the nation or purchase a qualifying government-approved property. Upon successful completion of the application and due diligence process, which includes background and health checks, applicants and their families are granted citizenship. The principal applicant must be at least 18 years old and complete one of the following investment options: Contribution to the National Transformation Fund (NTF): This is a non-refundable contribution of at least $235,000 USD for a single applicant or a married couple with dependents. Real Estate Investment: A minimum investment of $270,000 USD in a government-approved real estate project, along with applicable administrative fees.
Benefit
  • Visa-Free Access: Travel to over 148 countries, including the UK, Schengen Area, and China.
  • U.S. E-2 Visa: Allows living and working in the U.S. by establishing or purchasing a business.
  • Eligible for a U.S. tourist visa for combined medical treatment purposes, allowing stays of up to 180 days per year with a Grenadian passport.
  • No residency requirement in Grenada to maintain citizenship.
  • Entire family can acquire citizenship together.
  • No global income tax or inheritance tax.

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