The minimum investment required for is $235,000 USD

Eligible dependents include:

– Spouse of the main applicant

– Unmarried children 0-30 years old

– Children of any age physically or mentally challenged and financially dependent on their parents

– Parents and grandparents of the spouse and/or main applicant

No (barring exceptional circumstances). There is also no residency requirement.

Yes, Grenada allows dual citizenship. Individuals seeking to acquire Grenadian citizenship can do so through the Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program, which enables them to retain their original citizenship while obtaining a Grenadian passport.

A Grenada passport is currently valid for a period of five (5) years from its date of issue and it is renewable. Renewal is a simple process which involves presenting the necessary paperwork and payment of a small fee. The process of renewal usually takes approximately five (5) business days.

Yes. Persons are required to hold their investment for five (5) years. Persons purchasing will also be eligible for Citizenship by Investment.

Full citizenship rights! Some benefits include visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to more than 140 countries, tax incentives, dual citizenship, and better educational opportunities all without residency requirements.

Common investment options include real estate, government bonds, donations to national funds, or direct investment in businesses.

Applicants must have no criminal record, be of good character, and meet the minimum investment and residency criteria set by the country.

Countries conduct thorough background checks on all applicants to ensure they meet security and legal requirements before approving citizenship. Global Pass Solutions will guide each applicant in ensuring documents submitted are timely and complete.