Grenada

Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme. A one-time non-refundable contribution of at least $235,000 to the National Transformation Fund, or $270,000+ in qualifying real estate, grants citizenship in about 4–8 months, and uniquely opens a path to a US E-2 investor visa.

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Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme

Full citizenship and a Grenada passport, plus downstream eligibility for a US E-2 non-immigrant investor visa.

Who qualifies

Minimum National Transformation Fund donation of $235,000 for a single applicant or family of up to four.
Grenada Citizenship by Investment, investment routes
A real-estate investment alternative starting at $270,000, held for a minimum period before resale.
Grenada CBI, real estate route
Due diligence and government processing fees per applicant and dependant, a clean criminal record, documented source of funds, and a mandatory interview added under the 2023–2024 regional reforms.
CBI Update: Mandatory Interviews in the Caribbean
Grenada is the only Caribbean citizenship-by-investment country with a US E-2 investor-visa treaty, in force since 1989, reachable after establishing Grenadian citizenship.
Grenada E-2 treaty eligibility

Whether you keep your U.S. citizenship depends on the route you take later.

Does it fit your family?

2 questions, from the program’s own rules.

How old are you?

Not legal advice.

What it takes.

Investment: About $235,000.
Age: 18 or older.
Time: About 4–8 months.
Cost: About $300,000–340,000 all in for a family of four, including the fund contribution, due diligence, and legal fees.
The hard part: Due diligence vetting under the tightened 2026 regional rules, plus the mandatory interview, has lengthened approval compared to pre-2023 processing.

Dollar figures are converted from the local currency at the rate the program’s research used; the official figure is in the local currency.

Citizens by 2028.

2028
Citizenship and passport
Usually 4–8 months from filing.

Language: Adequate knowledge of English.
Two passports: Yes. You keep your U.S. citizenship.

Citizenship itself, with no need to live there; after approval in principle the investment must be made within 30 days, then the passport follows.

The law behind these dates

Investment Migration Agency Grenada — Becoming a citizen, application guide · checked 2026-09-24

Living there.

Time you must spend there: None; there is no physical residency requirement for citizenship itself.
Tax: This does not itself create tax residency anywhere.

We never file a tax return. We tell you what applies and brief the professional who does.

Start today.

Engage an authorized agent and submit the National Transformation Fund application to Grenada's Citizenship by Investment Committee.Open cbi.gov.gd ↗
Round up the papers.
- Proof of the funds to invest: about $235,000, and where they came from
- Request your FBI Identity History Summary

Or let us run it.

$900for your first year as a founding member. Then $399 a year, automatically.Standard first year: $1,200. Everyone renews at $399.One membership, the whole family. Accounts and activation included.

10 steps, from the first paper to the passport. You do 3 of them: send what we ask for, sign, and show up. We run the rest, and keep every permit renewed on time. Accounts and activation are included, whether you move now or keep the plan ready. Accounts depend on provider availability. Government, record and approved third-party charges are extra.

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