This article focuses on citizenship by investment — a key aspect of Grenada.
- Grenada has a population of around 113,000 and English is the official language.
- 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.
Grenada has run a citizenship-by-investment programme since 2013.
The National Transformation Fund route requires a donation from about USD 200,000 for a family.
Citizenship by investment
The real-estate route starts from around USD 220,000 in approved shared projects.
Programme real estate is typically held for a minimum of five years.
CBI applications are usually processed in about four to six months.
Key details
Thanks to the E-2 treaty, Grenadians can apply for a US E-2 visa to live and do business in America.
- Grenada permits dual citizenship, so no renunciation is required.
- Citizenship acquired through CBI passes to future generations.
- 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.
Important notes
Healthcare includes public and private options, with SGU-affiliated facilities.
The international community on the island is diverse and open.
Fresh seafood and tropical fruit are abundant.
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