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2 programmes pour Grenada. Explorez les options et obtenez une évaluation d'un expert.
Citoyenneté pour une contribution non remboursable au Fonds National de Transformation, l'option la plus simple.
Yes. Grenada permits dual citizenship, so in most cases you can keep your existing nationality alongside your new Grenadian citizenship.
You must hold a qualifying real estate investment for a minimum period (commonly five years) before selling it, while keeping your citizenship.
No. There is no residency or physical-presence requirement, and the application, including the real estate investment, can generally be completed remotely through an authorised agent.
Neither is universally better: the donation is cheaper and simpler but non-refundable, while real estate costs more upfront but is an asset you may resell after the holding period.
The minimum non-refundable contribution to the National Transformation Fund (NTF) starts at USD 150,000 for a single applicant, with higher amounts for families.
The minimum is USD 270,000 in a government-approved real estate project to qualify for citizenship through the real estate route.
Yes. A single qualifying real estate investment can cover your spouse, dependent children, dependent parents and grandparents, and in many cases dependent siblings, subject to extra government fees per person.
Le programme CBI de la Grenade n'impose aucune exigence de résidence ou de présence physique.
Prenez l'évaluation ou posez des questions à Acey, notre assistant à l'immigration.
Citoyenneté — Grenada