Grenada is a Commonwealth Carribean country made up of Islands. The main island is Grenada and there are six smaller islands to the north of the main island. Grenada is also known as the Isle of Spice because of its production of nutmeg and mace. The capital, St. George’s is on the main island. St. Geoge’s is known for its colourful homes, Georgian buildings, and an 18th century Fort, Fort George which overlooks the Carenage Harbour.
The most important sectors of the economy are agriculture and tourism. The towns and villages are connected by bus service. Moreover, the country has an international airport at Point Salines, and two other airports provide flights to nearby islands.
Grenada has one of the best United State’s offshore universities, the St. George’s University. It has the finest medical, veterinary, and arts and sciences schools. Their graduates are trained in renowned hospitals of the US, and UK. The University is internationally accredited, and has 6000 students from over 140 countries.
Grenada passport holders enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to more than 140 destinations worldwide, including key markets in Europe (Schengen Area), the UK, Hong Kong, Singapore, and many others. This offers unparalleled global mobility for business, travel, and leisure.
Grenada is one of the few countries that has a treaty with the United States for the E-2 Investor Visa program. This allows Grenada passport holders to live and work in the U.S. by making a significant investment in a U.S.-based business. The E-2 visa can be renewed indefinitely, making it an excellent pathway for those seeking long-term business opportunities in the U.S.
Grenada permits dual citizenship, meaning investors can maintain their original nationality while enjoying the benefits of being a Grenadian citizen. This flexibility makes the program attractive for those who want to secure a second citizenship without renouncing their first.
Grenada has a favorable tax environment for individuals, with no wealth, inheritance, or capital gains tax. This can offer significant financial advantages, particularly for high-net-worth individuals seeking to optimize their tax strategy.
Grenada offers a stable, peaceful, and thriving environment with excellent healthcare, education, and infrastructure. As a Grenadian citizen, you gain access to a high quality of life in a beautiful Caribbean nation with a growing economy and a strong tourism sector.
Grenada’s citizenship program is family-oriented, allowing main applicants to include their spouse, children under 30, and dependent parents or grandparents. This makes it an ideal option for families looking to secure global mobility, financial opportunities, and a better future.
There is no requirement to live in Grenada before, during, or after obtaining citizenship. This is ideal for individuals who want to secure second citizenship but do not wish to relocate permanently
Grenada offers two main investment routes: a donation to the National Transformation Fund (NTF) or an investment in approved real estate projects. Both options are secure and provide long-term value, with the real estate option allowing investors to earn potential returns on their investments.
Grenada is a member of the Commonwealth and has a well-established legal and financial system that is based on English common law. This ensures a transparent, secure environment for international investors.
Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Program is well-regarded globally for its transparency, due diligence, and stringent vetting process. Obtaining a Grenada passport carries prestige and provides investors with access to a respected global network.
There are two routes to obtain Grenada’s citizenship. Under both routes, there are applicable fees such as application, due diligence, processing, and government fees (in case of approved projects).
The National Transformation Fund (NTF) is a government-managed fund designed to finance projects that support Grenada’s economic development and diversification. Applicants choosing this route are required to make a one-time contribution to the NTF. It is important to note that contributions must be made through an Authorized Local Agent, as applicants cannot contribute directly to the fund.
The Minimum contribution amount for this route is US$ 235,000 plus applicable fees as per family size.
The approved projects mainly consist of luxury hotels, resorts, and villas. Investment in real estate must be held for a minimum of five years from the date of grant of citizenship, and the applicant must invest a minimum of US$ 270,000 plus applicable fees as per family size. Advent Global works with various approved projects so the clients will have freedom of choice to invest in any project.
You can apply for citizenship with your spouse, dependent children, siblings and dependent parents. Fees for family members vary according to the number of family members included in the citizenship application.
A person who is at least 18 years of age, has no criminal record, is in good health, and willing to make the required contribution qualify for this program.
Contact us at Advent Global if you are interested in the program and need more information on pricing as per your family size and ages of dependents.