Access Global Opportunities & Secure Your Family's Future with Grenada Citizenship by Investment
Grenada's Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program offers a gateway to second citizenship and limitless opportunities.
The Caribbean island nation of Grenada sometimes referred to as the "Spice Isle," is situated about 100 miles north of Venezuela. With a population of 124,600, it is one of the smallest sovereign nations in the Western Hemisphere, covering 348.5 square kilometers. Mount St. Catherine, a 2,757-foot mountain, is part of Grenada's volcanic origins. It is the second-largest producer of mace and nutmeg in the world. With the majority of its inhabitants (82.4%) being of African heritage, the island has a diverse mix of French, British, African, and indigenous influences. The official language is English.
Grenada citizenship by investment can be easy with the right guidance. FRR Immigration simplifies the process with expert advice.
St. George's
Eastern Caribbean Dollar
124,523 (Est. 2021)
English
Tourism Based
Parliamentary, Constitutional Monarchy Under The Commonwealth
The Grenada Citizenship-By-Investment Program requires applicants to make a significant economic contribution to the country. On complying with the eligibility requirements after the necessary background checks, due diligence and vetting of documents, and on making the qualifying investment the applicants and their families will be granted citizenship.
Dual citizenship opportunity, as you can retain your original citizenship
No language test, interview, education or work experience required
Minimal processing fees, and investment payable only after approval
No residency requirement before or after citizenship is granted
Simple documentation and quick processing after due diligence
Well established and stable investment environment
Obtaining Grenada citizenship is structured into two main investing possibilities. These options not only help Grenada thrive but also grant you citizenship in exchange.
1. Non-refundable donation to the Grenada National Transformation Fund.
2. Minimum Investment – US$235,000 for a single applicant or a family of up to 4.
3. Government Fees Apply.
4. A direct and impactful contribution to Grenada’s national development.
1. Investment in Government-Approved Real Estate Projects, often luxury resorts and hotels.
2. Option A (Shared Investment) – Invest a minimum of US$270,000 in shares of a project.
3. Option B (Sole Investment) – Invest a minimum of US$350,000 in a single unit.
4. Potential for Rental Income – Real estate investments may offer the opportunity to generate rental income.
5. Government Fees Apply
We simplify the process of obtaining Grenada citizenship by investment with expert guidance.
Set up a one-on-one consultation with investment migration experts at FRR Immigration, who will handhold you in your journey to Citizenship or Residency By Investment.
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