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Approved Grenadian real estate from USD 220,000, plus a USD 50,000 government fee. Grenada is the only Eastern Caribbean CBI country with a US E-2 treaty.

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Last updated: 2026-10-01

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Programme overviewنظرة عامة

Approved real estate in Grenada qualifies at USD 220,000 for projects approved under that price option, or USD 350,000 for projects that are not, plus a USD 50,000 government fee.

What you getالمزايا

Thebenefits,infull.

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Grenada is the only one of the five Eastern Caribbean CBI countries with a US E-2 treaty (in force 3 March 1989); individual E-2 eligibility is decided by US consular officers.

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Not listed in US Presidential Proclamation 10998, and visa-free to the United Kingdom with an ETA.

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A spouse, dependent children and dependent parents can be included in one application.

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Asset-backed route: the qualifying investment is held in a government-approved project.

Investment & costsالتكاليف

Everyfigure,inwriting.

Qualifying investment

Approved real estate — project approved under the USD 220,000 option

Statutory minimum for projects approved under this price option.

$220,000

Approved real estate — other approved projects

Statutory minimum for projects not approved under the USD 220,000 option.

$350,000

Government fee — single applicant, couple or family of up to four

$50,000

Government fee — each additional dependant beyond four

$25,000

Government & due-diligence fees

Application fee (per person)$1,500
Due diligence (per person aged 17+; nil for children 0–16)$5,000
Processing fee (per person aged 17+)$1,500
Processing fee (per person under 17)$500

Figures are indicative and exclusive of professional fees. Your advisor confirms an exact, written cost breakdown for your family size.

Eligibilityالأهلية

Whatittakestoqualify.

Requirements

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Invest at or above the statutory minimum in a government-approved project: USD 220,000 where the project is approved under that price option, otherwise USD 350,000.

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Pay the USD 50,000 government fee (single applicant, couple or family of up to four).

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Hold the property for the period set by the Citizenship by Investment Committee, confirmed in writing for each file.

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Pass due diligence for every applicant aged 17 and over.

Who cannot apply

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Non-approved or decertified projects.

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Financing structures that mask true ownership/funds.

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Background red flags or KYC gaps.

The processكيف نعمل

Fromfirstcalltoapproval.

01

Agent engagement & KYC

Choose an authorised agent; KYC pre-checks and a shortlist of approved projects.

02

File submission

Application lodged with the Citizenship by Investment Committee; due diligence checks follow.

03

Approval in principle

Complete the purchase in a government-approved project and pay the USD 50,000 government fee.

04

Citizenship & passports

Citizenship granted and passport applications filed.

Document checklistالوثائق

Everythingneededtofile.

Identity & Civil

  • ✦Passport copies (validity ≥ 12 months)
  • ✦Birth and marriage certificates (apostilled)
  • ✦Address proof (utility/bank statement)

Financial & SOF

  • ✦Bank statements (6–12 months)
  • ✦Sale proceeds / business income evidence
  • ✦Banker’s reference letter

Real-estate

  • ✦Reservation form and escrow letter
  • ✦Executed purchase agreement
  • ✦Source-of-funds references for purchase monies

Compliance

  • ✦Police clearance certificates
  • ✦Medical form & basic labs
  • ✦CVs for adult applicants

Your XIPHIAS advisor prepares a personalised document list at onboarding. The checklist above is indicative and may vary by family size.

Risk notes

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Grenada's published guidance is not consistent on whether applicants are interviewed. XIPHIAS confirms the current position with the Citizenship by Investment Committee for every file before submission.

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Grenada publishes a single-applicant fund minimum of USD 150,000, below the USD 200,000 floor the Eastern Caribbean states agreed from 1 July 2024. Treat the lower figure as capable of changing at short notice.

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The real estate holding period, processing time and dependant age limits are confirmed in writing with the Citizenship by Investment Committee for each file before submission.

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Grenada's Citizenship by Investment Committee states there is no requirement to reside in Grenada before or after citizenship is granted (as at September 2026). XIPHIAS confirms the position before filing.

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Indian citizenship ends automatically on acquiring Grenadian citizenship.

Compliance

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National Transformation Fund: USD 150,000 single applicant, USD 200,000 for a couple or a family of four, plus USD 25,000 for each dependant after the third.

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Approved real estate: a statutory minimum of USD 220,000 for projects approved under that price option, or USD 350,000 for projects not approved under it, plus a USD 50,000 government fee.

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Due diligence is nil for children aged 0 to 16 and USD 5,000 for applicants aged 17 and over.

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Family members such as a spouse, dependent children and dependent parents may be included; age limits are confirmed with the Citizenship by Investment Committee per file.

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Grenada is a United States E-2 treaty country, in force 3 March 1989 — the only one of the five Eastern Caribbean citizenship-by-investment countries that is.

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Grenada is not listed in US Presidential Proclamation 10998 and is not subject to its entry suspension.

Questionsأسئلة شائعة

This route, answered.

Partly. The USD 50,000 government fee covers a single applicant, a couple or a family of up to four, with USD 25,000 for each additional dependant. The USD 1,500 application fee applies to every person; due diligence (USD 5,000) and the USD 1,500 processing fee apply to each person aged 17 and over, and the processing fee is USD 500 under 17.

Start the Grenada route.

A senior advisor will confirm the exact costs, timeline and documents for your case — privately, and entirely off the record.