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Grenada Citizenship by Investment

Grenada's Citizenship by Investment program lets you secure a powerful second passport through a strategic investment. You and your family can become citizens by contributing to the National Transformation Fund or investing in government-approved real estate projects. With Grenadian citizenship, you can enjoy the right to live, work, and study in Grenada, embrace a vibrant Caribbean lifestyle, and travel visa-free to over 140 countries, including the Schengen zone, the UK, China, and Singapore. Let WeRWealthy guide you through every step of the process with expert support.

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Advantages of Grenada Citizenship

With a Grenada passport, you can visit over 140 countries without needing a visa. You can travel freely to the UK, all the Schengen states, Singapore, and Hong Kong. Plus, you can stay in China for up to 30 days without a visa.
Travel Visa-Free to 140 Countries

Your Gateway to Global Citizenship

Traveling and going on business trips to a plethora of countries without visas

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Citizenship by Investment in Grenada Eligibility

Establish Your Global Presence

  • You must be at least 18 years old.
  • You must pass a comprehensive due diligence process.
  • You must have a clean criminal record and no history of visa or citizenship refusals.
  • You must choose one of the following investment options:
    • National Transformation Fund (NTF): Make a non-refundable contribution of at least $235,000 for a single applicant.
    • Real Estate Investment: Purchase government-approved real estate valued at a minimum of $270,000 and hold it for at least 5 years.
  • You must provide proof of legal income sources and financial stability.

Grenada Citizenship Step by Step Process

Getting Grenadian citizenship through investment involves a clear and detailed procedure. Here's how it works:

Complete Preliminary Due Diligence

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First, you should begin by having yourself with a Due Diligence check. Initially, you will only have to give up your passport. This step is to make sure background and financial history are up to the required standards, which can help you determine early if anything will be problematic.

Complete Preliminary Due Diligence

Prepare Your Documents

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Once you pass the initial checks, gather the necessary documents, including your personal identification, financial records, bank statements, and other required paperwork. Our expert lawyers will guide you through this process, making sure you complete all forms and submit them to the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Unit (CBIU).

Prepare Your Documents

Undergo Due Diligence and Application Processing

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The CBIU will review your application and perform a thorough due diligence check. This process typically takes 3-6 months, and during this time, the CBIU may request additional documents or clarifications. You and your family members aged 17 or older must attend an interview, with a fee of $1,000 per person, which can be conducted in English or your preferred language.

Undergo Due Diligence and Application Processing

Receive Approval and Fulfill Investment Requirements

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After the CBIU approves your application, you'll receive an Approval in Principle. At this stage, you must complete your investment: either contribute to the National Transformation Fund (NTF) or finalize the purchase of approved real estate. You must make this investment within 30 days of receiving approval.

Receive Approval and Fulfill Investment Requirements

Receive Your Citizenship and Passport

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Once you meet the investment conditions, the government will grant you Grenadian citizenship. You'll receive your Certificate of Naturalization and Grenadian passport within about 4 weeks.

Receive Your Citizenship and Passport

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