Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program

The investment is made in two stages. After the processing and due diligence fees are paid, an initial deposit is required when the citizenship application is submitted. Once the application is approved, the remaining balance must be paid, and passports are issued shortly afterward.

No, Grenada allows dual citizenship, so you can retain your current passport while also enjoying the benefits of Grenadian citizenship.

Grenada is the only Caribbean country whose citizens can apply for the U.S. E-2 Work Visa, allowing them to live and run a business in the United States. The visa is typically processed in two months or less and is valid for up to five years with unlimited extensions. Additionally, E-2 visa holders may avoid U.S. taxation on worldwide income, unlike U.S. permanent residents.