In one sentence
Grenada’s citizenship by investment starts from a USD 235,000 donation and gives access to the US E-2 investor visa — but only after three years’ residence in Grenada.
Who it suits
- People planning a US business who are willing to live in Grenada for three years
- Families of up to four
- Those wanting citizenship without moving
Who it may not suit
- Anyone wanting an E-2 right after citizenship
- Those wanting E-2 access without living in Grenada
Main requirements
- A donation to the government fund from USD 235,000, or approved real estate
- Application through an authorised agent
- Due diligence passed and no criminal record
- Health requirements met
Timeline
| Step | Timing | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Assessment and choice of route | 1–2 weeks | We compare the donation and real estate routes. |
| Documents | 1–2 months | Prepare identity, source-of-funds and background documents. |
| Application and due diligence | Several months | Apply through an authorised agent and undergo due diligence. |
| Payment and passport | After approval | Complete payment and receive your certificate of citizenship and passport. |
Common myths
| Myth | Reality |
|---|---|
| You can apply for an E-2 straight away | You must first live in Grenada for three years. |
| Donation is the only route | There’s a real estate route too. |
| There’s no interview | There usually is one. |
Checklist before you apply
- Compare donation and real estate routes
- Prepare identity, source-of-funds and background documents
- File through a government-authorised agent
- Prepare for the interview and due diligence
- If planning an E-2, plan the three years’ residence
Our advice
If the E-2 is your main goal, plan honestly for the three-year residence requirement.
Every family’s background and timeline is different — book a free consultation and a consultant will assess your situation.
Learn more: Grenada Citizenship by Investment