GRENADA

Citizenship by Investment

A strategic second-citizenship pathway for investors and families seeking greater international mobility, optionality and long-term planning.

A Caribbean citizenship programme built around mobility and choice.

Grenada operates a government-regulated Citizenship by Investment Programme. Eligible applicants may qualify for citizenship through a prescribed investment route, subject to government review, due diligence, interviews and all applicable requirements.

GCA Advisory helps clients understand the programme, compare routes, prepare strategically and coordinate the professional process from initial assessment through application.

Grenada at a glance

Key programme points for an initial discussion. Government fees, due-diligence charges and other costs are additional.

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US$235,000

National Transformation Fund contribution for a single applicant or a family of up to four, subject to programme rules.

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US$270,000 + US$50,000

Approved-project real estate route: minimum investment to the developer plus the applicable government contribution for the standard family grouping.

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E-2 TREATY COUNTRY

Grenada is listed by the U.S. Department of State as an E-2 treaty country. An E-2 visa remains subject to separate U.S. eligibility and adjudication.

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FAMILY OPTIONS

Eligible spouses, dependent children and other qualifying dependants may be included under Grenada’s rules.

Two principal investment routes

We help you understand the capital commitment, fees, family structure, project requirements and documentation before you choose a route.

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National Transformation Fund

A one-time contribution to Grenada’s National Transformation Fund. The official IMA currently lists a minimum contribution of US$235,000 for a single applicant or a family of up to four, subject to applicable rules and additional fees.

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Approved Project Real Estate

Investment in an approved project in Grenada. The official IMA currently lists US$270,000 as the minimum investment for the qualifying tourism-accommodation structure, accompanied by a US$50,000 government contribution for the standard grouping. Other approved-project categories can have different thresholds.

Why clients explore Grenada

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International mobility

Grenadian citizenship can provide a broader travel and mobility platform, subject to destination-country entry rules.

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E-2 treaty status

Grenada is listed by the U.S. Department of State as an E-2 treaty country. A Grenadian nationality can therefore support consideration of the E-2 route when all separate U.S. requirements are met.

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Family planning

Eligible family members can be included under the programme’s dependant rules, allowing families to plan around a coordinated strategy.

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Two investment routes

Applicants can consider a government-fund contribution or qualifying approved-project investment, depending on objectives and eligibility.

How the process works

A structured process designed to keep the application clear, coordinated and professionally managed.

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Strategy call

We review your objectives, family profile, source-of-funds position and wider mobility goals.

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Route selection

We explain the available investment pathways and the cost structure relevant to your circumstances.

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Document preparation

We coordinate the required information and work with the authorised professionals involved in the application.

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Submission & due diligence

The application is submitted through the required authorised channels and undergoes government due diligence and the mandatory interview process.

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Approval & completion

Following a successful decision, the required investment is completed and the citizenship/passport process proceeds under the programme rules.

A notable strategic consideration: U.S. E-2

The United States Department of State lists Grenada as an E-2 treaty country. E-2 is a separate U.S. nonimmigrant visa category for qualifying treaty-country nationals who make a substantial investment in a real and operating U.S. enterprise and satisfy the applicable requirements.

Important: Grenadian citizenship does not automatically grant a U.S. E-2 visa. Eligibility, investment structure, nationality requirements and U.S. adjudication apply separately.

Why work with GCA Advisory?

We position the Grenada programme within the bigger picture. Instead of treating citizenship as a standalone transaction, we assess how it fits your mobility, family, investment and long-term planning objectives.

Private strategy-led consultation
Programme and route comparison
Family-structure assessment
Document and professional coordination
Clear explanation of fees, stages and requirements
Confidential client communication

Frequently asked questions

What is Grenada's Citizenship by Investment Programme?

It is a government-regulated programme under which eligible applicants may obtain citizenship through qualifying investment, subject to Grenada’s laws, due diligence and approval process.

What is the minimum NTF contribution?

The official Investment Migration Agency currently lists US$235,000 for a single applicant or a family of up to four under the NTF route, subject to applicable fees and dependant rules.

Can my family be included?

Eligible spouses, dependent children and other qualifying dependants may be included under the programme rules. Exact definitions and additional costs depend on the family structure.

Is an interview required?

Yes. The IMA states that a mandatory interview requirement applies to citizenship-by-investment applicants.

Does Grenada citizenship guarantee a U.S. E-2 visa?

No. Grenada is an E-2 treaty country, but the E-2 visa is a separate U.S. immigration process with its own nationality, investment, enterprise and adjudication requirements.

Is Grenada right for your global strategy?

Start with a private assessment. We’ll review your objectives and explain the programme pathways relevant to your circumstances.

Important notice: GCA Advisory provides advisory and coordination services. Citizenship, immigration and investment outcomes are subject to the laws, regulations, eligibility criteria, due diligence and decisions of the relevant authorities. Programme thresholds, fees, procedures and approved projects may change. Information on this page is for general information only and should be independently verified before making an investment or application decision.