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Grenada

Grenada offers Caribbean citizenship from a 235,000 USD contribution with no residence requirement, plus two features no other Caribbean programme has: visa-free access to China, and an E-2 treaty with the United States whose exact conditions are disputed.

Key facts

From
$235 000≈ $313 725 — estimated total, family of four, fees included
Processing time
3–6 months3–8 months observed in practice
Physical presence
None. No residence, no interview, at any stage.

Tax at a glance

  • No tax on worldwide income, capital gains or inheritance for non-residents
  • Tax residence is separate from citizenship
  • No wealth tax

Approved real-estate projects

These developments qualify for citizenship through the real-estate route, each verified on the official programme list. See this country's real-estate details, weigh it against other programmes in our comparison, or read how we verify every status on our methodology page. For details on any project, contact us.

Frequently asked questions

Does a Grenada passport give me a US E-2 visa straight away?

Grenada holds an E-2 treaty with the United States, but whether you can apply immediately or must first hold three years of domicile is genuinely unsettled. No official source confirms either reading. Put the question to the Investment Migration Agency and a US immigration attorney before relying on it.

Can I include my parents?

Yes. Grenada allows financially dependent parents and grandparents of any age, and unmarried siblings aged 18 or over without children.

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