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An expedited route to a second passport
- Minimum investment — USD 235,000
- Processing time — from 8 months
- Visa-free access — 135+ countries
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Program overview
Grenada’s citizenship by investment program offers an expedited route to obtaining a second passport from a well-established Caribbean jurisdiction. Applicants may choose between two investment options: a non-refundable contribution of at least USD 235,000 to the National Transformation Fund or the purchase of government-approved real estate for at least USD 270,000.
Launched in 2013, the program has established a reputation as one of the most reliable and efficient citizenship solutions in the Caribbean. Additional government fees range from USD 25,000 to USD 50,000, depending on the number of family members included in the application. The process is handled through a licensed agent and includes document submission, due diligence checks and consideration of the application by the relevant government committee.
- Investment options: A non-refundable contribution to the National Transformation Fund or the purchase of approved real estate
- Tax regime: No taxes are levied on dividends, worldwide income, capital gains or inheritance
- Eligible family members: The investor may include a spouse, children, parents and siblings in the application
- Minimum stay requirement: None
Benefits of Grenadian citizenship
Citizenship within a short timeframe
Citizenship can be obtained within 3–4 months under the investment program, with no requirement to reside in the country or pass a language test.
Global mobility
Visa-free access is available to more than 135 countries and territories, including the United Kingdom, China and most of Europe.
Access to the US market
Grenada is the only Caribbean country with an E-2 treaty with the United States, allowing eligible investors and their families to establish and operate a business, reside and work in the US.
Citizenship for the entire family
A single application may include the investor’s spouse, adult children, parents aged 55 or over and other eligible close relatives.
Protection of personal data
Applicants’ personal information is protected, and citizenship records are not automatically disclosed to foreign tax authorities.
Citizenship by descent
Citizenship can be passed on to future generations, creating long-term opportunities for the investor’s descendants.
Tax benefits
Non-residents are generally not taxed on worldwide income, inheritance, dividends or capital gains.
A strategic plan B
In the event of political or economic changes in the country of residence, second citizenship provides access to an alternative jurisdiction for relocation.
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What citizenship gives you
Greater freedom of movement
A Grenadian passport provides visa-free access to more than 135 countries and territories, including all Schengen Area countries, Canada and the United Kingdom.
Solutions for complex corporate and investment matters
For international business, a Grenadian passport offers significant advantages, including eligibility to apply for a US E-2 investor visa.
Security for your family
If political, economic or social risks increase in your country of primary residence, Grenadian citizenship provides a reliable alternative.
Visa-free travel opportunities
A Grenadian passport provides access to more than 135 countries and territories without obtaining a visa in advance or with a visa on arrival.
138 countries visa-free entry
29th place global passport ranking
- Visa-free destinations93
- Visa-on-arrival destinations39
- E-visa destinations6
Grenadian passport: visa-free access to 135+ countries
Grenadian passport for global mobility and tax planning
- No residency requirement
- Citizenship for family members
- Eligibility for the US E-2 visa
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Investment options
National Transformation Fund
Estimate the cost
A non-refundable contribution to a government fund used to support Grenada’s economy, labour market and social development initiatives. This is the most popular and straightforward option, as it does not involve any additional asset management costs.
Required contribution:
- Main applicant, spouse and two children — USD 235,000
- Each additional dependant beyond the first three — USD 25,000 per child and USD 50,000 per adult
- Sibling of the main applicant or spouse — USD 75,000
Due diligence fees:
- USD 5,000 for each applicant included in the application, except children under 17
Additional fees:
- Application fee — USD 1,500 per person
- Processing fee — USD 1,500 per adult and USD 500 per child under 17
- Interview fee — USD 1,000 per person
Government-approved real estate
Estimate the cost
Investment is made in approved tourism developments, hotels or residential properties that may be resold after five years. Investors may earn rental income and benefit from potential capital appreciation, while fractional ownership can reduce the minimum investment threshold.
Required investment:
- Main applicant, spouse and two children — USD 350,000, or USD 270,000 through fractional ownership
Due diligence fees:
- USD 5,000 for each applicant included in the application, except children under 17
Additional fees:
- Mandatory government fee — USD 50,000 per person
- Application fee — USD 1,500 per person
- Processing fee — USD 1,500 per adult and USD 500 per child under 17
- Interview fee — USD 1,000 per person
Who can apply for the program
Main applicant (investor)
- An investor with funds from lawful sources
- At least 18 years old
- No criminal record or outstanding legal issues
- No communicable diseases that pose a threat to public health
- Sufficient funds to participate in the program
Spouse of the main applicant
- No criminal record
- Children, including adopted children
- Under 18 years old
Children aged 18 and over
- Unmarried
- Financially dependent on the main applicant
Parents of the main applicant
- Financially dependent on the main applicant
Siblings of the main applicant
- At least 18 years old
- Unmarried
- Without children
- Financially dependent on the main applicant
Citizenship application process
Citizenship application process
Selecting the investment option
Based on guidance from Mirsatori experts, the applicant chooses one of two options: a contribution to the government fund or the purchase of approved real estate. The choice depends on the applicant’s financial position, objectives and tax planning needs.
Learn morePreparing the document package
The Mirsatori team prepares a personalised list of required documents and assists with obtaining passports, medical certificates, civil status documents, proof of income and source of funds, and police clearance certificates. To strengthen the application, Mirsatori lawyers also assist with preparing letters of recommendation.
Learn moreLegalisation and notarisation
Mirsatori lawyers arrange the notarisation and apostille of all required documents. Certified translators prepare the English translations, while the Mirsatori team oversees their notarisation.
Learn moreSubmitting the application
The complete application package is submitted to the relevant Grenadian government authority through a licensed agent. Mirsatori lawyers also ensure that all government fees are paid on the client’s behalf within the required deadlines.
Learn moreDue diligence
The Mirsatori team monitors the due diligence process conducted through international databases and arranges the submission of any additional information requested by the authorities. The lawyers help the applicant understand the questions and prepare accurate responses.
Learn moreApproval in principle
Once due diligence has been completed successfully, the applicant receives an approval-in-principle letter confirming preliminary approval for citizenship and requiring the investment conditions to be fulfilled within the specified timeframe.
Learn moreFulfilling the investment requirements
The Mirsatori team assists with transferring the contribution to the government fund or arranging the purchase of approved real estate from an authorised developer, including full legal support for the transaction.
Learn moreObtaining citizenship and a passport
Mirsatori lawyers assist with obtaining the certificate of registration and Grenadian passport through a consulate or during a personal visit to Grenada, providing support at every stage.
Learn moreSupport after obtaining citizenship
European residence permit
Mirsatori selects the most suitable residence program and prepares the complete application file.
Business incorporation
Mirsatori lawyers register companies in jurisdictions offering an efficient tax framework.
Banking services
The Mirsatori team selects a suitable bank, prepares the required documents and supports the account opening process.
Family reunification
Mirsatori lawyers assist with obtaining citizenship for the investor’s spouse, children and parents.
Document support
Mirsatori assists with obtaining certificates, civil status documents, bank statements and other required documentation.
Real estate transactions
The Mirsatori team selects suitable properties, conducts due diligence, coordinates negotiations with the seller and provides comprehensive legal support.
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Comparison with other programs
Grenada
São Tomé and Príncipe
Vanuatu
Turkey
Visa-free destinations
135+
69
96
124
Processing time
from 8 months
from 2 months
from 1 month
from 6 months
Tax on worldwide income
from 15%
0%
0%
0%
Capital gains tax
0%
0%
0%
0%
Inheritance tax
from 0%
0%
0%
from 10%
Minimum investment
from USD 235,000
from USD 90,000
from USD 130,000
from USD 400,000
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Other citizenship by investment options
Country
Investment
Processing time
Key benefits
São Tomé and Príncipe
Investment
from USD 90,000
Processing time
from 2 months
Key benefits
Details
- Remote citizenship application without personal presence
- Option to include family members in the application
- Possibility to change full name after citizenship is granted
Vanuatu
Investment
from USD 130,000
Processing time
from 1 month
Key benefits
Details
- Remote application process
- Fast-track application review
- Citizenship for the main applicant and family members
Turkey
Investment
from USD 400,000
Processing time
from 6 months
Key benefits
Details
- No language proficiency requirement
- Option to sell the property after 3 years
- Citizenship for family members
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Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum investment amount?
For a single applicant, the minimum investment is USD 235,000 through a contribution to the National Transformation Fund or USD 270,000 through the purchase of approved real estate. Additional government fees and charges also apply and may amount to several tens of thousands of US dollars.
Is personal presence in Grenada required during the application process?
No. The entire procedure can be completed remotely through an authorised agent.
Can family members be included in the application?
Yes. The application may include the investor’s spouse, children, parents aged 55 or over, and unmarried siblings. Each eligible family member receives full citizenship. Additional fees apply for every applicant included beyond the third family member.
Is the applicant required to renounce their existing citizenship?
No. Grenada fully recognises dual citizenship. Applicants retain the rights associated with their original citizenship, although they should review the laws of their home country regarding dual or multiple citizenship.
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