Grenada programme.

Programme overview

Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment framework was established under the Citizenship by Investment Act 2013 and is administered by the Investment Migration Agency Grenada. Applicants generally choose between a contribution to the National Transformation Fund or investment in an approved project, most commonly approved real estate.

Figures shown are based on currently published government material reviewed in October 2026 and are presented as headline programme amounts only. Government fees, due diligence, professional fees, taxes, transaction costs and dependant charges may be additional. Rules can change without notice.

Qualifying investment routes

Important points to understand

• The main applicant must be at least 18 years old.
• Applications cannot be submitted directly to the programme authority and are handled through authorised agents under the official application structure.
• Qualifying dependants can be included, subject to the programme’s current definitions and fees.
• Project eligibility should always be verified against the current approved-project list before funds are committed.

Due diligence and approval

Citizenship by investment is not an automatic purchase of a passport. Government authorities review applicants and supporting evidence, conduct due diligence and retain decision-making authority. Applicants should expect detailed identity, financial and background documentation, and in some programmes an interview or additional verification.

Family applications

Most citizenship programmes allow certain qualifying family members to be included, but definitions differ. Spouses, children, parents, grandparents and siblings are treated differently across programmes, and age, dependency, education and support requirements may apply. Family composition should therefore be checked before comparing total costs.

Visit the official Grenada programme source ↗