Grenada's citizenship-by-investment programme

The Grenada Citizenship-by-Investment Programme (CIP) was launched in 2013 and is a superb solution for investors looking for increased visa-free travel and greater global mobility. The programme offers you and your family the opportunity to fast track to a second citizenship and passport with the process conducted entirely from your home country – it does not require an applicant to live in or even visit the country in order to apply. A minimum investment of $270,000 is required for the purchase of an approved business or property from a government-approved real estate project.

Grenada has a lot to offer its residents, with its lush tropical island lifestyle and beautiful white sand beaches. The process of gaining Grenadian citizenship is fast, easy and you don’t have to forfeit your current citizenship.
This is an ideal route for families looking to gain a second passport. Financially dependent adult children up to the age of 29, parents over the age of 55 and single siblings with no children may also be included in the application.
The Grenada CIP also provides the opportunity of a six month consecutive stay in the UK.
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Benefits of the Grenada Citizenship-by-Investment Programme

Expedited route to a second citizenship and passport

Six month consecutive stay in the UK

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No need to travel to Grenada or relocate

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Visa-free travel to over 140 countries

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Citizenship can pass to future generations

Can include adult dependant children up to 28 years old

Great tax benefits

Citizenship in as little as seven to nine months

Grenada citizenship-by-investment: Qualifying criteria

To qualify for citizenship, the main applicant must be over 18 years of age, meet the due diligence requirements and be able to meet one of the following options:

  1. Investment

    A minimum amount of $270,000 for the purchase of an approved business or property from a government-approved real estate project. You must hold the shared ownership property for a minimum of five years at which time you are able to sell it onward to  another CBI investor.

    There is an additional government contribution of $50,000 for a family of up to four persons. Each additional dependant incurs a $25,000 contribution, with the exception of dependent parents ($50,000) and siblings older than 18 ($75,000).

  2. Donation

    You can make a one-time non-refundable donation, starting at a minimum amount of $235,000 for a single applicant. This donation will go to the National Transformation Fund (NTF), a government fund created with the aim of developing the economy of Grenada.

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