Grenada
Citizenship

Properties acquired through the Grenada citizenship by investment program must be kept for at least five (5) years before being sold. However, lifestyle investors can immediately resell their properties.

No, there is no physical residency or visit requirement for the application process.

Once the Government approved apartment has been purchased or the final contribution amount is paid and received by the Government of Grenada, it will take approximately 5-6 weeks for the Citizenship and passport to be issued. The total process is approximately 8-11 months.

Grenada’s public education is open for children up to the age of 16. Furthermore, St. George’s University is internationally accredited and widely regarded as the world’s finest US-run medical university outside of the US. St. Georges University has the greatest amount of licensed physicians in the United States per the 2108 FSMB Survey, with 10,791 licensed physicians. It has colleges of medicine, veterinary science, and arts and science schools. St. George’s Medical School graduates are typically well-positioned to practice at top hospitals in the United States and the United Kingdom. All Grenadian citizens receive a 90% Grenada Partnership Award, which means they only pay 10% of tuition fees for undergraduate programmes, including pre-medical and pre-veterinary courses. This applies to any Grenadian citizen who has been a resident in Grenada for at least one (1) year before registering in an undergraduate programme.

To date, the Grenadian passport is one of the few in the world that allows visa-free travel to the United Kingdom for 180 days, the Schengen Area countries for 90 days, and Mainland China for 30 days. Grenada is the only Caribbean nation that ensures qualified applicants are entitled to apply for a USA E-2 Treaty visa, allowing the investor and family members to establish a company and lawfully reside in the United States of America. The list is evolving as Grenada continues to forge and strengthen new diplomatic relations.

Yes, Grenada citizenship can be passed on from generation to generation. The principal applicant, upon acquiring citizenship, can apply for citizenship for children, including minors. Second-generation citizens can also apply for citizenship for their children allowing the principal applicant’s grandchild to be a Grenadian citizen, and so on.

One can become a citizen of Grenada by birth, descent, long-term residency, or aslo through the Citizenship by Investment Program via a donation or real estate investment.

Yes, Grenada passport is considered strong, as it offer visa-free & visa-on-arrival access to numerous countries, including the UK, Schengen Area, China, and Russia.

As of 2025, Grenada passport ranks on 24th position globally, offering visa-free to 93 countries and visa-on-arrival to 39 other.

Obtaining a Grenadian Citizenship through investment involves two primary options:​ National Transformation Fund (NTF) Donation: A non-refundable contribution of USD 235,000 for a single applicant or a family of up to four. ​Real Estate Investment: An investment of at least USD 270,000 in a government-approved project.