High-level guidance for investors, entrepreneurs and families exploring Grenadian citizenship through the National Transformation Fund or an approved project investment route.
Useful if you are unsure whether Grenada CBI is suitable for your family, investment budget and due diligence profile.
Grenada Citizenship by Investment is an official citizenship programme for eligible investors and qualifying family members. The programme allows applicants to seek Grenadian citizenship through a qualifying economic contribution or approved project investment, subject to strict due diligence, document checks and Government approval.
The route may appeal to internationally mobile families who want second citizenship planning, Caribbean citizenship, family inclusion, long-term mobility options and access to a structured programme with recognised investment routes. It should not be treated as a simple passport purchase or a casual travel visa application.
Access Global Immigration Visa Experts can help you understand whether Grenada is suitable, compare the available routes, review family eligibility, identify source-of-funds issues and prepare you for the authorised agent process.
These points give a practical, high-level view before you decide whether to request a detailed Grenada CBI assessment.
The right Grenada route depends on your budget, family size, timeline, risk profile, investment preference and whether you want a contribution route or an asset-linked approved project option.
The main applicant must normally be at least 18 years old, in good health, able to make the qualifying investment and able to show that the source of funds is legal. The application must also pass the programme’s character, background and due diligence requirements.
The final checklist depends on your nationality, family members, investment route and source of funds. At a high level, applicants should expect to prepare personal, family, medical, police, financial and investment-route evidence.
The process is structured and should be planned before selecting an investment route. Applications must move through authorised agent channels and are subject to document review, due diligence and final Government decision-making.
Grenada CBI can be useful for families because eligible dependants may be included where they meet the programme requirements. The family structure must be reviewed before submission because it affects eligibility, cost, due diligence, documents and route suitability.
The official fee table should always be checked at the point of application. Current official guidance refers to an NTF contribution from USD 235,000 and approved-project investment figures that can vary by investment structure, together with government, due diligence, processing, interview, agent and professional costs.
Our support focuses on early suitability assessment, family eligibility, due diligence risk review, source-of-funds preparation, investment-route comparison and coordination with the appropriate professional channel.
We can help you decide whether Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis, Vanuatu, Malta, Portugal or another route is more suitable for your personal and family objectives.
Grenada Citizenship by Investment is an official programme allowing eligible applicants and qualifying family members to apply for Grenadian citizenship after making a qualifying contribution or approved-project investment and passing due diligence.
No. It is a citizenship programme, not a temporary visa. Successful applicants obtain Grenadian citizenship and can then apply for a Grenadian passport through the appropriate official process.
The current official fee table refers to a National Transformation Fund contribution from USD 235,000 for a single applicant, main applicant plus spouse, or a family of four, with additional costs and fees depending on family composition.
The official programme is based on two broad investment options: a payment into the National Transformation Fund or a payment towards an approved project in Grenada, commonly involving Government-approved real estate developments.
No. The official process requires applicants to work through authorised agents. Applicants cannot submit directly to the Citizenship by Investment Committee.
Yes. Applications are subject to strict due diligence, background checks, document verification and a mandatory interview requirement before approval can be recommended and granted.
Yes. Eligible family members may be included if they meet the programme requirements. Family composition affects costs, documents, dependency evidence and due diligence planning.
Applicants should expect to prepare identity documents, civil status records, police certificates, medical evidence, financial documents, source-of-funds evidence, official forms and investment-route documents.
Timelines vary depending on document readiness, family structure, due diligence and authority processing. Applicants should allow time for document preparation, agent review, submission, background checks, decision, investment completion and passport steps.
No. Grenada is listed by the U.S. Department of State as an E-2 treaty country, but a US E-2 visa is a separate application with its own business, investment, control and admissibility requirements.
Yes. Applications can be refused where eligibility, character, source-of-funds, due diligence, documentary or reputational requirements are not met.
Grenada CBI involves significant cost, regulated agent steps, due diligence and investment-route decisions. Early advice helps assess eligibility, family inclusion, risks, document readiness and whether Grenada is the right programme compared with other options.
If you are considering Grenada Citizenship by Investment for yourself or your family, speak to us before selecting an investment route, agent channel or approved project.
