Grenada Citizenship by InvestmentGrenada Citizenship by Investment

Grenada offers two routes: a contribution to the National Transformation Fund, which is gone once it is paid, or a share in a government-approved real-estate development, held for five years and then sold on. The approved developments are branded resorts on the island’s coast, so the real-estate route buys a piece of a hotel that an operator runs and lets — nothing to manage from abroad.

What sets Grenada apart is where the passport reaches. It is the only Caribbean programme whose country holds a treaty with the United States giving its citizens access to the E-2 investor visa, and one of the few with visa-free entry to China. Family inclusion is among the broadest in the region, no residence or visit is required, and citizenship passes to future generations.