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US E-2 via Grenada 2026: Steps, Residence Requirements and Risks

Written by Global Immigrate consultants · Reviewed by Oscar Yip, Founder & Managing Director

Summary

After Grenada citizenship, eligible applicants may seek a US E-2 visa. This article outlines common steps, possible residence requirements and how the path differs from direct EB-5.

Short answer: Grenadian citizens are treaty nationals for US E-2 and may invest in and apply for E-2. The path is usually CBI first, then an E-2 business plan and funds. Some cases may need substantial ties to Grenada.

Key points

  • Citizenship first, then E-2
  • E-2 is not a green card; investment and operations must be maintained
  • Different from direct EB-5 green card

How to choose

  • Want a second passport plus US business flexibility: assess this path.
  • Goal is a US green card: prioritise EB-5 or employment categories.

Use the Programme Finder for a first filter.

FAQ

Must I live in Grenada first?

Depends on E-2 requirements; some cases emphasise substantial ties.

Can family come on E-2?

Spouse and unmarried children can generally apply.

Can E-2 lead to a green card?

E-2 itself is not a green card; another category is needed to transition.

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