Grenada Citizenship by Investment
The only Caribbean passport that grants access to the US E-2 Treaty Investor Visa. Obtain Grenadian citizenship through a government-approved donation or real estate investment, with no residency requirement.
Investment Options
National Transformation Fund
USD $150,000Non-refundable government donation. Includes access to the US E-2 Treaty Investor Visa after naturalization.
- Single applicant: $150,000
- Family of 4: $200,000
- E-2 US Visa eligibility
Approved Real Estate
USD $220,000Purchase pre-approved resort or residential property. 5-year minimum hold, rental income allowed.
- 5-year minimum hold
- Resalable after hold period
- Rental income permitted
Who Is This For?
- Individuals aged 18+ with clean background and no criminal record
- Verifiable legitimate source of investment funds
- Good health — medical examination required
- No significant visa denials from major countries
- Can include spouse, dependent children (up to age 30), and dependent parents
- No language or educational requirements
How It Works
- 1
Consultation & Route Selection
ITC iLand advises on the best investment option: National Transformation Fund donation or approved real estate project.
- 2
Document Assembly
Gather passports, police certificates, medical reports, bank statements, source of funds documentation, and personal history forms.
- 3
Submission to Grenada CBI Unit
Application submitted through authorized agent. Government due diligence fees paid at this stage.
- 4
Due Diligence & Approval
Multi-tier background screening conducted. Approval in principle issued within 4–6 months for most applicants.
- 5
Investment & Citizenship Certificate
Investment is completed. Certificate of naturalization issued and passport obtained — valid for 5 years (children) or 10 years (adults).
Country Location
Why ITC iLand for This Program?
ITC iLand has guided over 100 families through global citizenship and residency by investment programs — from Caribbean second passports to European Golden Visas. We work with government-authorized agents in each jurisdiction and bring 25+ years of international immigration expertise to ensure your application is compliant, complete, and processed without delays.
Frequently Asked Questions
The E-2 visa allows citizens of treaty countries (including Grenada) to live and work in the US by investing in a US business. With Grenadian citizenship, you can apply for the E-2 visa at a US consulate and renew it indefinitely as long as the business operates.
Two routes: (1) National Transformation Fund donation from USD $150,000 for a single applicant (USD $200,000 for families); (2) Approved real estate from USD $220,000 (held for 5 years).
Yes, Grenada fully permits dual citizenship. You keep your existing passport.
No. There is no residency or visit requirement under the CBI program.
Yes. Children born to a Grenadian citizen are entitled to Grenadian citizenship by descent.
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