Grenada Citizenship by Investment vs Dominica Citizenship by Investment vs St Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment

Our view

Multi Mulk Recommends Grenada Citizenship by Investment

Dominica asks for the least of the three and St. Kitts & Nevis, on the table alone, travels furthest. What decides it is not in the table. Grenada is the only one of the three whose passport carries the United States E-2 treaty investor visa, and the only one with visa-free entry to China; St. Kitts & Nevis is the oldest programme in the world and the most established name at a border; Dominica’s real-estate route is the lowest entry into a branded resort share. For a family whose objective includes a route into the United States, Grenada is our recommendation. For the lowest cost of a resort share, Dominica.

Factor by Factor

Programmes, Side by Side
Factor	Multi Mulk recommendsGrenada Citizenship by Investment	Dominica Citizenship by Investment	St Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment
Minimum investment	US$270,000	US$200,000 — Most favourable	US$325,000
Holding period	5 years — Most favourable	5 years — Most favourable	5 years — Most favourable
Gross rental yield	2–4% — Most favourable	2–4% — Most favourable	2–4% — Most favourable
Processing time	4–6 months — Most favourable	4–6 months — Most favourable	6–8 months
Visa-free destinations	140	140	155 — Most favourable
Schengen access	Yes	Yes	Yes
Dual citizenship allowed	Yes	Yes	Yes
Time required in country	None required — Most favourable	None required — Most favourable	None required — Most favourable
Visit required	No	No	No
Dependent children up to	30 years — Most favourable	30 years — Most favourable	30 years — Most favourable
Parents can be included	Yes	Yes	Yes
Citizenship after	Granted directly — Most favourable	Granted directly — Most favourable	Granted directly — Most favourable
Taxes worldwide income	No	No	No

Last reviewed 14 September 2026 · Reviewed by Multi Mulk Advisory Team

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