Caribbean
Grenada is a sovereign island state in the Eastern Caribbean and a member of the British Commonwealth. The country is considered politically stable and well integrated internationally. Economically, Grenada is strongly service-oriented and has operated a state-regulated Citizenship by Investment program for several years.
Get in Touch250,000 USD
≈ 215,000 EUR
Minimum donation-based investment
300,000 USD
≈ 255,000 EUR
Minimum real estate investment
6 months
Time to citizenship
Visa-free access
Around 145+ countries
Grenada citizenship offers solid international mobility and a unique link to the US E-2 investor visa. This can give entrepreneurs the opportunity to legally live and work in the United States without needing a Green Card or US citizenship. Grenada is therefore often chosen by people who want to connect to the US market operationally or personally.
Visa-free or simplified access to around 145+ countries, including the Schengen Area, the United Kingdom, China, and Russia.
With tax residency in Grenada, there are no taxes on capital gains, inheritances, wealth, or gifts. Foreign income is also not taxed, provided it does not arise from a local activity or permanent establishment in Grenada.
A main applicant can include close family members as dependents in the application, including a spouse, children — biological or adopted — up to age 30, dependent parents, and siblings aged 18 and over. Children and a future spouse can be added later without a new investment.
Grenada is not a standard second passport, but a functional solution for US-related life or business plans. It is suitable for people who want to combine mobility with a concrete connection option toward the United States — and less relevant if travel freedom alone is the main objective.
We guide you through the entire process — from the initial consultation to passport handover. Discreetly, efficiently, and with a personal German-speaking point of contact.
To qualify for Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment program, applicants must meet the following requirements:
Under the Citizenship by Investment program, two routes are available: either a non-refundable donation of at least 250,000 USD to the National Transformation Fund (NTF), with the amount potentially increasing depending on the number of included family members. Alternatively, an investment of at least 300,000 USD in a government-approved real estate project is possible. The acquired property can generally be sold again after a holding period of five years.
To qualify, one of the following options can be chosen:
Note: Caribbean citizenship programs have been under increased international pressure for some time, particularly from the EU and the United States. Further tightening of requirements and adjustments to investment amounts cannot be ruled out in the future.
It enables visa-free travel to the United Kingdom for up to 180 days, to the Schengen Area for up to 90 days, and to mainland China for up to 30 days. In addition, Grenada is the only Caribbean CBI country whose citizens generally have the option to apply for a US E-2 investor visa.
The entire application process usually takes around 6 to 9 months. After approval and completion of the investment, citizenship and passport are often issued within a few weeks in practice.
Usually not. The application and processing are typically handled through an authorized agent.
No. There is no general minimum stay requirement for maintaining citizenship.
Yes. Grenada allows dual citizenship.
For adults, the passport is usually issued with a validity of 10 years.
Real estate acquired under the program must be held for at least 5 years before it may be sold.
Yes. Citizenship can generally be passed on to subsequent generations.
No. Grenada does not have a general military service obligation.
Yes. It offers visa-free or facilitated access to many countries, including the United Kingdom, the Schengen Area, and China.
Expand your international freedom with a second passport — your strategic Plan B for mobility, security, and real independence.
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