Grenada · Citizenship by Investment

Grenada Citizenship

Caribbean citizenship with a treaty link to the United States.

Investment fromUS$270,000

Overview

Grenada grants citizenship following an investment in approved real estate, subject to due diligence by the Investment Migration Agency.

Grenada has a treaty with the United States that makes its nationals eligible to apply for the U.S. E-2 Treaty Investor visa.

Who it may suitEntrepreneurs considering a U.S. business through the E-2 route · Families seeking a second citizenship

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E-2 treaty country
Grenadian citizens may apply for the U.S. E-2 Treaty Investor visa, a separate application with its own requirements.
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A tangible asset
Approved real estate, held for five years.

Investment

The qualifying routes.

US$270,000
Approved real estate
Government-approved project, held for at least five years after citizenship is granted.

Process

How it works.

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Preparation
- Private consultation
- Documents and due-diligence file
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Application
- Submission to the Investment Migration Agency
- Due diligence
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Approval
- Investment completed
- Certificate of naturalisation and passport issued

Family

Who can be included

Main applicant and qualifying dependants

Eligibility

What you’ll need

Clean criminal record
Lawful, documented source of funds
Due diligence by the Investment Migration Agency

Before you decide

Good to know.

India does not permit dual citizenship — acquiring another citizenship voluntarily ends Indian citizenship (Citizenship Act 1955, s.9).
ECCIRA, the new regional regulator for the five Eastern Caribbean programmes, is due to begin operating in late 2026. A draft regional agreement proposes at least 30 days’ physical presence in the first five years after citizenship; check whether it applies when you apply.
A government contribution and fees are payable in addition to the real estate investment.
The E-2 visa is a separate U.S. application with its own investment and business requirements.

FAQs

What is the minimum investment?

US$270,000 in approved real estate, held for five years.

What is the E-2 link?

Grenada is an E-2 treaty country (in force since 3 March 1989), so Grenadian nationals may apply for the U.S. E-2 Treaty Investor visa — a separate application with its own requirements.

Information current as of 18 October 2026. Programme rules, investment thresholds, government fees and processing times are set by the relevant authorities and can change without notice. This page is a general overview, not legal, tax or investment advice. Final advice should be confirmed with the relevant legal and programme specialists before any commitment.

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