Grenada Citizenship by Investment
Grenada, known as the ‘Isle of Spice,’ is one of the most magnificent islands in the West Indies. Unspoilt and exotic, it astounds visitors with its wildly jagged mountain peaks, hidden coves, spice plantations, and lush verdant rainforests. Its beaches are idyllic, with white or golden sand, palm trees, and the delicate aroma of the island’s native spices.
In addition to its scenery, Grenada offers culture, fun, and friendliness typical of the authentic Caribbean life – making Grenada the perfect place in which to live, work and play.
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The Citizenship by Investment Programme came into being in August 2013, when the Grenadian Parliament passed Act No. 15 of 2013, otherwise referred to as the ‘Grenada Citizenship by Investment Act, 2013.’
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Grenada allows individuals to hold dual citizenship, and citizenship may be extended to family members, such as a spouse, dependent children, and dependent parents.
An applicant for citizenship must fulfil the personal requirements established under the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Act, 2013.
ROUTES TO CITIZENSHIP
1-CONTRIBUTION $235K
One time donation to Government
2-INVESTMENT $270K
Shares in Five star resorts
In addition to fulfilling personal requirements, applicants must also choose between two potential routes for citizenship:
A contribution to the National Transformation Fund; or
An investment in an approved project (real estate) in Grenada.
Contribution
A contribution of $235,000 must be made by the main applicant to the National Transformation Fund (NFT). The amount of the contribution is $200.000 for a family of four (The main applicant, the spouse and two people legally supported by the main applicant). The applicant must make a contribution of $25.000 for each additional legally supported individual.
The minimum contribution for the main applicant and his family (the spouse and two others legally dependent on the main applicant) is $270,000.
Discover Grenada: The Isle of Spice
Historical Roots
Originally Camerhougue, renamed by Columbus in 1498
Former French and British colony, independent since 1974
No wealth, inheritance, or income taxes
Natural Beauty
Idyllic white and golden sand beaches, palm trees, jagged mountains
Authentic Caribbean destination with spice plantations
Island Diversity
Comprising Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique
Each island rich in history, culture, and culinary delights
Grenada's Thriving Economy
Diverse Sectors
Tourism, agriculture, and manufacturing driving growth
Launch of Citizenship by Investment Program in 2015
Benefits of Grenadian Citizenship
Top-Rated CBI
Ranked highest in the Caribbean
Visa-free travel to 140+ countries including UK, Schengen, and China
Fast application processing (60 days), lifetime citizenship for family
Global Mobility
Access to US E2 visa treaty
Direct flights to London, Germany, New York, Miami
Streamlined Process
Confidential application with no information exchange
Full citizenship rights, no personal visit or residence requirement
Updated Citizenship by Investment Program
New Pricing Structure
Effective July 1, 2024, revised NTF donation and real estate investment requirements
Applications under old pricing accepted until June 30, 2024
Investment Options
USD 235,000 to NTF fund
USD 270,000 in real estate (refundable buyback share in hotel resorts)
Eligibility Criteria
Minimum age of eighteen, good health, legal funds for investment
No visa refusals from key countries, no previous citizenship rejections
Not from blacklisted countries (Iran, Russia, Belarus, etc.)
Recent CBI Amendments
Removal of permanent residence requirement
Relaxation of educational and financial support criteria for dependents
Secondary real estate unit purchasers eligible for citizenship
CBI Fees
Additional fees apply, including due diligence, government, and passport fees
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