Principal applicant and up to three qualifying dependents; special categories cost extra.
GRENADA · CITIZENSHIP BY INVESTMENT
Grenada. More ways forward.
Grenada offers your family two citizenship routes: a government contribution or an approved property project. Subject to further requirements, it may also support a later U.S. E-2 application, which is assessed separately. Which route serves your plans?

- 01Plan for your family
- 02Choose fund or project
- 03Program since 2013
01 · ROOM TO PLAN
One family option. A capital route that fits your plans.
Grenada can create another perspective for mobility, family, and international planning. Start with the people you want to include, then decide how you want to commit capital.
GRENADA · SINCE 2013
Two routes. Your goals decide.
The program agency presents a government contribution and an approved project as the standard routes. Your decision turns on family eligibility, the complete cost, and how the capital commitment serves your plans.
02 · TWO STANDARD CAPITAL ROUTES
One objective. Two uses of capital.
The National Transformation Fund is the direct contribution route. An approved project gives you a specific asset. Within the property route, the published rules distinguish a qualifying share from an outright unit purchase.
YOUR SELECTED ROUTE
National Transformation Fund
A one-time, nonrefundable contribution. The published base amount applies to one applicant or an application including up to three qualifying dependents.
- Published entry
- from USD 235,000
- Capital form
- Contribution to a government fund; no property acquisition
- Family
- Up to three qualifying dependents within the base amount; special categories and additional people change the calculation
Would a defined capital route without selecting a specific property serve you best?
The entry price is not the total commitment.
Application, processing, interview, and due diligence fees vary with the family. Property also brings a government contribution, acquisition costs, and contract and exit terms. We calculate the complete case.
FEES AND COSTSView published starting figures and additional costs+
Qualifying share under the published project rules.
Outright purchase of a unit in an approved project.
Additional to the property investment; further dependents can increase the amount.
Published application fee for every applicant.
USD 500 under age 17; USD 1,500 from age 17.
Two official IMA pages currently quote different amounts. We obtain written confirmation of the applicable fee for your case.
For each person required to interview; calculate the family case separately.
Figures are published minimum or base amounts. Before a personal recommendation, we reconfirm project availability, family fees, and contractual terms with the agency and authorized agent.
03 · FAMILY AND APPLICATION
Who should share this option?
Your family shapes eligibility, evidence, and total cost. We clarify the people involved before recommending a capital route.
Spouse
May be included under current program rules.
What evidence and individual screening apply?
Children
Qualifying dependent children may join the application.
How do age, education, and dependency apply?
Parents and grandparents
May qualify under dependency rules.
What support and additional contributions are required?
Siblings
May qualify under specific dependent rules.
Does the person meet the current definition and special fee?
04 · PROCESS AND RESPONSIBILITY
Prepared with care. Led with clarity.
The best route starts with your family and objective. A licensed local agent makes the formal filing; Grenada's competent authorities screen and decide the case.
Ask the right questions before a major decision.
Paul H. brings extensive experience in citizenship and residence programs. Together we assess the part Grenada could play in your family and capital plan, and what must be settled before a recommendation.
Program guidance is available in English or Dutch. His affiliated legal team supports legal preparation; the authorized agent handles the formal filing.
THE OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES
We connect citizenship with your residence, assets, and family plans.
A licensed local agent submits the complete application.
The competent bodies screen the application and source of funds and decide the case.
Six stages toward citizenship.
- 01
Define the objective and family
We establish who should be included and what the additional status should make possible.
- 02
Choose the capital route
Compare the NTF contribution with a specific approved project in your wider plan.
- 03
Prepare the evidence
Gather and legalize personal documents, medical evidence, and source-of-funds records.
- 04
File and interview
The authorized agent submits; Grenada conducts due diligence and the mandatory interview.
- 05
Decision and capital commitment
After a positive government decision, complete the requested contribution or approved property acquisition.
- 06
Certificate and passport
Once payment is evidenced, Grenada issues the citizenship certificate; the passport application follows.
Timing depends on a complete file and individual review. Property reservations and purchase contracts require separate assessment.
BEYOND ONE PROGRAM
Citizenship within your international strategy.
A second passport can be valuable. Its practical value grows when residence, tax status, banking, assets, and succession are considered together. Each follows its own rules and serves a distinct purpose.
Your destinations matter.
We check current travel and entry rules where you need them.
Plan each status.
Citizenship does not automatically change tax residence.
Prepare your records.
Banks also examine residence, assets, and source of funds.
Include the people.
The application, cost, and legacy begin with your actual family.
05 · IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
Choose with clarity.
Capital routes and the specific project explained.
Which routes does Grenada offer?+
The agency presents the NTF contribution and investment in an approved project as the two standard routes. Its FAQ also mentions case-specific significant investments, which need individual written assessment.
Is Grenada National Resort an approved project?+
Yes. The IMA identifies it as an approved project in its July 16, 2025 circular and resumed accepting new applications. Available units, prices, and contract terms are provided on request and reviewed before an application is filed.
Is USD 270,000 the full property cost?+
No. A qualifying project share also requires a government contribution of at least USD 50,000, plus application, screening, acquisition, and other case costs.
When is the capital committed?+
Following a positive government decision, the agency instructs the applicant to make the contribution or complete the approved purchase. Procedural or reservation costs may arise earlier.
Can family members apply together?+
Spouses and qualifying children, parents, grandparents, or siblings may be included. We verify each person's eligibility and fees under current rules.
Does Grenadian citizenship grant a U.S. visa?+
No. It may provide a nationality basis for a later E-2 application. For a first E application based on investment-acquired nationality, U.S. law generally requires three continuous years of domicile in Grenada. The U.S. business investment and visa decision have separate requirements.
Has a new residence requirement started?+
In August 2026, the IMA deferred the start of the new regional residence requirement. No replacement date has been announced; we recheck the rules in force before filing.
View official sources and review date: October 1, 2026+
Official program sources are listed here; available units, prices, and contract terms for Grenada National Resort are clarified on request before an application is filed.
Investment Migration Agency Grenada · Program and process↗Investment Migration Agency Grenada · Published fee regulations↗Investment Migration Agency Grenada · Grenada National Resort circular↗Investment Migration Agency Grenada · 2026 residence circular↗Investment Migration Agency Grenada · official FAQ↗U.S. Department of State · E-2 treaty countries↗U.S. Code · investment-acquired nationality and domicile rule↗PERSONAL PROGRAM INQUIRY
Who should join you?Which route fits?
Tell us about your family, objective, and whether you are considering the NTF contribution or a specific project. We can then prepare a relevant next step.
Family changes eligibility and cost.
We compare capital form and total commitment.
Mobility, residence, and assets can work together.
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