Grenada Citizenship by Investment
Introduction

Programme Overview
Investment level
Processing time
Passport
Residence requirement
Family
Generational citizenship
Benefits of Grenada Citizenship
Start your journey with
Prosperous Living Investment
Citizenship by investment roadmap

National Transformation Fund (NTF)

Approved real estate
Programme requirements
Net worth
Experience
Investment
Education
Language
Health
Start your residency journey with
Prosperous Living Investment
Prosperous Living Investment is with you from the first assessment to the day residence or citizenship is granted — transparent, professional and entirely personal.
Implementation process
Consultation and profile assessment
Preparation and submission of application
Vetting and preliminary approval
Making the investment
Receiving citizenship and passport
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The minimum investment is US$235,000 through a contribution to the NTF for a family of up to 4 members. The real estate route requires a minimum of US$270,000 plus a US$50,000 government fee. Conditions and investment levels are as announced by the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Committee.
The entire process from application submission to passport issuance takes approximately 6 to 8 months. The actual timeline depends on the completeness of the application and the chosen investment route.
The E-2 is an investor visa that allows Grenadian citizens to live, work, and conduct business in the United States through investment in a US enterprise. Grenada is the only Caribbean nation with an E-2 treaty with the United States — the greatest advantage compared to other Caribbean citizenship by investment programmes.
Yes. Investors can include a spouse, children under 30, unmarried siblings, and dependent parents and grandparents in the same application.
No. Grenada has absolutely no residency requirements before, during, or after receiving citizenship. The entire process is conducted remotely.
No. Grenada allows dual citizenship without limitation. Investors retain their Vietnamese citizenship.
Yes. The Grenada passport provides visa-free access to China for up to 30 days — one of the few Caribbean passports with this benefit.
Yes, after a minimum holding period of 5 years. The property can be sold to the next citizenship by investment investor or on the open market. During the holding period, investors receive rental yields from resort and hotel projects.