This Caribbean paradise offers potential investors ease of access to the Americas, as well as a dreamy homebase.
Holders of Grenada Citizenship have freedom of movement to major markets including China, the United Kingdom and the Schengen Area in Europe.
As the nation is a Commonwealth member, citizens are entitled to benefits throughout the Commonwealth, including the UK.
Grenadian citizens can travel visa-free and visa-on-arrival to a total of 147 countries.
Interested individuals must invest a minimum of $235,000 (USD) in the National Transformation Fund or $270,000 (USD) in an approved real estate project.
Successful applicants are free to live, work and study in a Caribbean heaven on Earth.
Citizenship applications are processed by the Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU) within 6 months.
Investors can enjoy warm weather and sunny skies all year long.
An excellent location between the North and South American continents.
An applicant’s spouse, dependent children younger than 30, dependent parents and siblings above the age of 18.
Citizenship in Grenada
is valid for life.
Low tax rates: Tax exemptions granted for Capital Gains Tax, Inheritance Tax, Foreign Income, Wealth and Gifts.
US E-2 Treaty Visa: Access to acquiring a US E-2 Treaty Visa through the only Caribbean Citizenship program that offers it.
All necessary documents must be collected and the application must be completed and sent to the Rey Global team. Applicants are not required to reside in Grenada during the application process.
The application process is straightforward and it may take up to 6 months between initiating the process and receiving the residency documents.
Upon approval of an individual’s application, passports are issued within 6 months. Applicants do not have to collect their passports in person.
Who is eligible to apply for the citizenship-by-investment program in Grenada?
Applicant must be at least 18 years old, possess an outstanding character, be in good health and have a clean criminal history.
In what ways is the Grenada Passport unique?
Can Grenadian citizenship be inherited by future generations?