About Grenada
Grenada is a Caribbean country composed of three main islands: Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique.
Grenada, also known as the ‘Spice Island of the Caribbean,’ is a colourful nation with tropical scenery and welcoming people. In addition to sandy beaches, spectacular waterfalls, and abundant spices, Grenada offers a high standard of living, with festive and sports events throughout the year.
Independent since 1974, Grenada is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations, the United Nations (UN), the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS), and the Organisation of American States (OAS). With a democratic parliamentary governmental system, Grenada is politically, socially, and economically stable.
The Grenadian educational system is modelled on the British educational system, and the population of Grenada is highly educated. St George’s University, located in the nation’s capital city, is one of the best offshore universities in the world, offers courses in medicine and veterinary science, and welcomes over 6,000 students every year.
Location
The islands of Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique are located in the south-eastern Caribbean Sea, near Trinidad and Tobago. They are part of the Windward Islands, in the Lesser Antilles.
Grenada’s modern airport makes the islands directly accessible from London, Toronto, New York, and Miami.
Citizenship By Investment
Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Programme allows investors and their families to obtain a second citizenship in exchange for an economic contribution to the country.
General Requirements
Applicants for the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme must fulfill the following conditions:
- Be at least 18 years old
- Be of good character
- Have no criminal record
- Pass a detailed background check
- Be able to provide proof of source of funds
- Be healthy
Investors may apply with their spouse and dependent children, and, in some cases, dependent elderly parents or grandparents.
Each and every applicant, including all family members must be approved individually by the Government of Grenada through a strict due diligence procedure.
Benefits
- Full citizenship status
- No requirement to visit Grenada before, during, or after application
- No interview requirement
- No English language requirement
- Minimal processing fees
- Fast processing time
- Dual citizenship is allowed
- Discretion
- Social and political security
- Global mobility
- No foreign income, capital gains, gift, and inheritance tax
- Excellent education benefits for children
- The right to apply for a US E-2 Visa as a citizen of a qualifying treaty country
