Grenada

Citizenship by Investment · GRD

Grenada

E-2 treaty access to the United States.

Programme Established 2013

Photographed in Grenada.

At a glance

Minimum Donation
USD 235,000 (NTF — single applicant; family rates apply)
Minimum Real Estate
USD 270,000
Family Inclusion
Spouse, dependent children, parents, siblings — single application
Processing Time
Application timing varies by the family, evidence and government review; no decision date can be guaranteed.
Visa-Free Reach
UK travel requires an ETA. Schengen short stays remain visa-exempt; EES border registration is active and ETIAS is not yet operating, with launch expected in the last quarter of 2026. Grenadian nationals may be eligible to apply for the US E-2 visa, subject to the separate visa requirements.
Residency Requirement
No mandatory residency

Source: Investment Migration Agency, Government of Grenada — figures reflect the published programme rules at imagrenada.gd/application-guide. Please verify with the official source before commitment. Facts reviewed 31 July 2026.

The Programme

Grenada, in plain terms.

Grenada occupies a distinct position in the Caribbean CBI landscape: it is the only programme whose passport grants its holder eligibility for the United States E-2 Investor Visa treaty — a meaningful door into the American market for business-active principals. Beyond the E-2 advantage, Grenada offers strong visa-free access to China and a programme structure that includes a National Transformation Fund route alongside real estate.

Investment Routes

Ways into Grenada.

  • 01

    National Transformation Fund (NTF)

    Non-refundable contribution to the development fund.

    Minimum: USD 235,000 for a single applicant; family rates apply.

  • 02

    Real Estate Investment

    Purchase of pre-approved real estate, held for a minimum holding period.

    Minimum: USD 270,000 minimum property value.

The PassPro team.

By the book

PassPro is a Government Authorised Agent advising on the Grenada CBI programme.

Only Government Authorised Agents are legally permitted to submit applications to Grenada's Citizenship by Investment unit. Every file we accept is filed through a Government Authorised Agent registered with the issuing country, and every authorisation is published on the official register.

Frequently asked

About the Grenada programme.

01 Do I need to submit a separate Grenada Citizenship by Investment application for each family member?

No, this is not necessary. Spouses and dependent children up to 30 years, eligible siblings 18 years and above, along with eligible parents aged 56+ can be included within the same Citizenship by Investment application submitted by the primary applicant.

02 How can I be sure of my real estate investment in Grenada?

Investments can only be made in a Government Approved Real Estate Project. At PassPro, we frequently visit the island and evaluate projects on-site in order to provide you with sound, up-to-date advice on the finest projects and reputable developers. We will assist you in reviewing the contracts, selecting the best properties that can be rented or sold after the holding period, and negotiating the optimal deal for your needs.

03 What makes investing in a Grenada second citizenship legal?

Grenada's programme operates under the Citizenship by Investment Act and its regulations. Applications must be submitted through an authorised agent and may use the National Transformation Fund or an approved project route. Citizenship remains subject to the law, including statutory grounds for deprivation. Applicants must provide complete, accurate information, pass due diligence and demonstrate a legitimate source of funds.

04 After I obtain my Grenada citizenship, what resources are available to me for the next steps?

We believe that acquiring a second citizenship is a relationship that lasts a lifetime, not a transaction. PassPro stays with you for the lifetime of the citizenship — handling passport renewals, adding newborns and qualifying family members, Grenada immigration and visa updates, consular guidance, and assistance opening bank accounts, among others. No retainers. No recurring fees.

Discuss the Grenada programme.

Every client's journey with us begins with a private conversation about your circumstances. No commitment, no obligation, no fee — just an honest read on whether this programme is suitable for your profile.

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