This article focuses on citizenship by investment — a key aspect of Grenada.
- The currency is the East Caribbean Dollar, pegged to the US dollar.
- Grenada is a Commonwealth realm with King Charles III as head of state.
- The country gained independence in 1974 and enjoys political stability.
The National Transformation Fund route requires a donation from about USD 200,000 for a family.
The real-estate route starts from around USD 220,000 in approved shared projects.
Citizenship by investment
CBI applications are usually processed in about four to six months.
There is no residency requirement, no interview and no language test.
Applications may include a spouse, children, parents and siblings.
Key details
Family members can be added to the file later under certain conditions.
- The investment-migration framework is clear and transparent.
- There is no minimum-stay requirement to keep Grenadian citizenship.
- Applications require a clean criminal record and valid identity documents.
- A Grenada passport eases international travel compared with many passports.
- The US E-2 visa can be renewed while the qualifying investment continues.
Important notes
Life moves at a slow pace, close to the sea and nature.
Air links to the US, UK and other Caribbean islands are convenient.
Beachfront holiday property appeals to international buyers.
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