Grenada passport holders have access to numerous international destinations, each with specific visa requirements. Currently, there are 143 destinations that offer visa-free travel for Grenada citizens. This guide provides detailed information on places Grenada citizens can visit without obtaining a visa beforehand, with lists covering visa-free countries, countries offering visas on arrival, and those requiring an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). It also includes information on destinations that require Grenada passport holders to obtain a visa in advance, whether through electronic visas (eVisas) or standard visa processes.
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Must be 18 years or older
Have a clean criminal record
Provide proof of legal income/source of funds
Be in good health (medical certificate required)
Non-refundable due diligence and application fees must be paid
Cannot be involved in activities that may bring disrepute to Grenada
You must choose one of the two approved investment routes:
Minimum $150,000 USD (single applicant)
$200,000+ for families, depending on size
Non-refundable
Minimum $220,000 USD in government-approved project
Must be held for at least 5 years
Additional government fees apply
You may include the following dependents:
Spouse
Children under 30 (unmarried and financially dependent)
Parents or grandparents (of either spouse, financially dependent)
Unmarried siblings of main applicant or spouse (no children, financially dependent)
You must submit translated and legalized documents, including passport, birth/marriage certificates, police clearance (issued within 6 months), medical certificate, proof of address, and financial documents (bank statements, source of funds, etc.).
| Criterion | Details |
|---|---|
| Minimum Investment | Starting from USD 235,000 (Donation) or USD 270,000 (Real Estate) |
| Investment Options |
• Government Fund Donation: USD 235,000 (single applicant) • Real estate purchase: USD 270,000 minimum (approved projects, held for 5 years) |
| Processing Time | Approximately 3 to 6 months |
| Physical Stay Requirement | No physical residency or visit required |
| Initial Permit Type | Citizenship and passport |
| Notable Benefits |
• Lifetime citizenship with passport • Visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 140+ countries, including China & UK • Eligibility for U.S. E-2 visa (investor visa) • Family inclusion (spouse, children under 30, parents, unmarried siblings) • No tax on worldwide income, inheritance, or capital gains • Dual citizenship allowed |
| Key Requirements |
• Clean criminal record • Good health • Legal source of funds • Due diligence checks |
| Documentation Needs |
• Passport copies • Birth and marriage certificates • Police clearance • Proof of address and funds • Health certificate |
| Path to Citizenship | Immediate upon approval and investment completion |
| Application Process |
1. Choose investment and hire licensed agent 2. Submit documents and undergo due diligence 3. Make investment or donation 4. Receive citizenship and passport |
The Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program offers individuals and their families the opportunity to obtain Grenadian citizenship through a qualifying investment, such as a government contribution or a real estate purchase.
There are two main options:
National Transformation Fund (NTF): A non-refundable donation to the fund.
Real Estate Investment: Purchasing government-approved real estate projects.
National Transformation Fund (NTF) Donation Option:
A non-refundable contribution of at least USD 235,000 to the NTF is required for a single applicant or a family of up to four.
Real Estate Option:
This requires a purchase of at least USD 270,000 in an approved real estate project, plus an additional non-refundable contribution of at least USD 50,000 for a single applicant or a family of up to four.
The real estate must be held for a minimum of five years if resold as a qualifying investment to another citizenship-by-investment applicant. Otherwise, it can be sold at any time after purchase.
The process usually takes 3 to 4 months from submission, depending on the complexity of each application.
No, there are no residency requirements, and applicants are not required to reside in Grenada before or after obtaining citizenship.
Yes, you can include a spouse, dependent children under 30, parents and grandparents of either the main applicant or their spouse, and unmarried siblings of the main applicant or their spouse.
No visit to Grenada is required at any point during the application process.
Grenadian citizens gain visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 143 countries, eligibility for the U.S. E-2 Visa (to live and work in the U.S.), and Grenada’s favorable tax regime
Yes, under Grenada's Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program, you can sell your property investment after 5 years
Yes, Grenadian citizenship is granted for life and can be passed on to future generations.
No, there are no language, education, or work experience requirements to apply.
Yes, but the property must be held for a minimum of five years to comply with program requirements.
Grenada has no tax on worldwide income, inheritance, or capital gains, which makes it attractive for investors seeking tax efficiency.
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