Tiếng ViệtMark I Davies, Esq. JD, University of Pennsylvania Law School, Licensed with the SRA (SRA ID: 384468) in the UK, Member Law Society of England & Wales, MBA, Wharton School of Business. Top 10 Investment Visa Lawyer, Licensed (USA), Georgia State Bar. AILA Member.
Key Takeaways
- Grenada is a small politically stable island in the eastern Caribbean known as the “spice island”
- Citizenship by Investment through two main routes: a government contribution (NTF) or an approved real estate investment.
- E-2 angle: Grenada is an E-2 treaty country. Grenadian citizens may be eligible to apply for an E-2 treaty investor visa.
- Visa-free travel: Visa-free access to Schengen zone and UK. Note: ETIAS and ETA will be required in 2026.
Table of Contents
- ► What is Grenada Citizenship by Investment (CBI)?
- ► Benefits of Grenada Citizenship
- ► Why Make D&A Your Grenada CBI Lawyers
- ► 2026 Travel Update: Visa-Free Europe Access, ETIAS & UK ETA
- ► 2026 Update: UK ETA Requirement
- ► Grenada & the E-2 Treaty Investor Visa
- ► Costs of Grenada CBI Programme
- ► Grenada CBI Fee Calculator
- ► Application Process
- ► Section 11A: The Business Route (Significant Investment)
- ► Requirements of Grenada CBI Programme
- ► Grenada Citizenship for Your Whole Family
- ► Grenada Citizenship by Marriage
- ► Grenada CBI and Global Tax Implications
- ► Grenada Dual Citizenship
- ► Alternatives to Grenada CBI
- ► Grenada CBI and Non-Resident Indians (NRIs)
- ► FAQ: Grenada CBI and the U.S. E-2 Visa
Tier 1 Press Coverage on Grenada CBI
Times of India Fun Fact: Davies & Associates, LLC facilitated the first successful Indian E-2 visa application through the Grenada CBI Program's donation route, with the firm assisting the first Indian client to secure E-2 status in mid-2019 on that basis.
Economic Times of India Coverage: The Economic Times interviewed Davies & Associates on how wealthy Indians are using Grenada as a route to the United States through the E-2 visa pathway.
American Bazaar Coverage: American Bazaar reported that Grenada citizenship is becoming a fast route for Indians seeking access to the United States and quoted Davies & Associates.
Why are D&A Unique for Grenada CBI Applications?
Davies & Associates is the only US law firm to hold a license issued by the Government of Grenada to operate the Grenadian Citizenship by Investment Program. Our license is held by our Singaporean subsidiary named Global Citizenship Services, Pte. Ltd.What is Grenada Citizenship by Investment (CBI)?
Executive Summary
What is Grenada CBI?
Grenada Citizenship by Investment, also known as Grenada CBI, provides a fast, legally structured pathway to Grenadian citizenship.Where is Grenada?
Grenada is known as the Spice Island and offers political stability, a mature investment environment, and a strong international reputation. Many applicants choose Grenada because it combines a well-regulated CBI program with E-2 treaty eligibility for U.S. business investors.How to Obtain Grenada CBI?
Citizenship is obtained either through:(1) making a qualifying real estate investment;
(2) making a qualifying contribution to the Government's NTF fund; or
(3) making a Section 11A investment into a business in Grenada
Costs and timelines depend on the route selected and the applicant profile, including the number and type of dependents. For most visitors, the easiest way to understand total cost is to generate an all-inclusive quote.
Get an Exact Grenada CBI Quote in 60 Seconds
Use our Grenada CBI fees calculator to receive an exact, itemized quote based on your household profile and route selection. Your quote includes government fees, due diligence, processing fees, passport related fees, and professional fees, so you can budget with clarity before you begin.Benefits of Grenada citizenship
- Cost-effective route to Grenada citizenship (starting from $235,000 USD)
- Donation and real estate-investment options available
- Access to the United States E-2 Visa
- Strong and stable economy
- Fast processing times (in 2026: three to six months)
- No requirement to be physically present in Grenada to apply
- No residency requirements in Grenada to maintain citizenship
- No taxation on worldwide income
- Spouse, children and parents can be included
- Dual Citizenship is permitted
- Grenada Passport: Strong Passport - Citizens of Grenada can travel without visa restrictions to 127 countries, including the UK, the EU and China
2026 Travel Update: Visa-Free Europe Access with a Grenada Passport, Plus ETIAS and UK ETA
Visa-Free Travel to the Schengen Area with a Grenada Passport
Grenada passport holders benefit from visa-free access to the Schengen Area for short stays of up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
This allows travel across Schengen countries for tourism and business without applying for a traditional Schengen visa, with the Schengen zone treated as a single travel area where the 90-day limit applies collectively across all participating states rather than per country.
2026 Update: ETIAS Authorization for Visa-Exempt Travelers
What is ETIAS?
ETIAS is an online pre-travel authorization linked electronically to the traveler's passport and designed to add a light-touch security screening step before arrival, while keeping visa-free entry in place and maintaining the 90 days in 180 days rule for short stays.
When Will ETIAS Be Required?
From late 2026, the European Union is introducing ETIAS for visa-exempt travellers, including Grenada citizens. ETIAS is not a visa.
2026 Update: UK ETA Requirement for Visa-Free Visitors
For travel to the United Kingdom, Grenada is included in the UK Electronic Travel Authorization framework for visa-free visitors.
Grenadian travelers heading to the UK for short stays must obtain an approved ETA before departure, which is a digital authorization rather than a visa and does not change underlying visa-free visitor status.
Grenada & the U.S. E-2 Treaty Investor Visa
What is an E-2 Treaty Investor Visa?
An E-2 treaty investor visa allows the nationals of countries that have an E-2 treaty with the U.S. to come to the United States to operate a qualifying business.
When Did Grenada Become an E-2 Country?
Grenada has held an E-2 Treaty with the United States since 1989. Citizens of Grenada are eligible for the E-2 Treaty Investor Visa, which means they are permitted to move to the U.S. to invest in and run a business.
Can a Grenadian Citizen Obtain an E-2 Visa?
Whilst Grenadian citizenship is not an automatic pathway to a U.S. visa, Grenada is an E-2 treaty country with the United States. The E-2 Visa program provides a fast, effective route to expanding or establishing a business in the United States.
How Long is an E-2 Visa Valid For?
There is no statutory maximum duration for E-2 status. As long as the underlying business remains active and compliant, and treaty eligibility continues, an E-2 investor may renew status indefinitely. Individual visa stamps and periods of stay are granted in fixed increments, but there is no lifetime cap on renewals.
Why a Spousal E-2 Can Be Critical for Grenadian Cases
There are two reasons why an E-2 Spousal Visa can be critical for Grenadian CBI applicants:
- Using the Grenada “through my spouse” E-2 route may avoid a potential 3-year domicile requirement. This is not available in the case of Turkish Citizenship.
- If a spouse is not from an E-2 treaty country they can still obtain an E-2 visa as a derivative spouse of an E-2 visa holder.
Can I Apply for an E-2 Visa if I Acquire Grenada Citizenship by Investment by Donation?
Yes, you can still apply for the U.S. E-2 Treaty Investor Visa regardless of whether you take the Grenada CBI real estate or donation (NTF) route. There is a commonly held misconception that you are not eligible for an E-2 Visa if you choose the donation route — this is incorrect. Eligibility for the E-2 Visa is determined by citizenship of an E-2 Treaty Country.
In fact, with the passage of the Amigos Act, Grenadian Citizenship through the NTF route is potentially more advantageous.
Read about Obtaining an E-2 Visa with your Grenadian Citizenship
Costs of Grenada CBI Program
Through our presence on Grenada, Davies & Associates is able to help our clients navigate the investment opportunities.
NTF Donation Option
Real Estate Investment Option
All fees in USD. Source: IMA Grenada
Grenada CBI Fee Calculator
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Application Process for Grenada Citizenship-by-Investment
Grenada's Citizenship by Investment (CBI) program is governed by the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Act and administered through the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU). Applicants must apply through authorized agents rather than directly submitting to the government.
Processing times are competitive compared with international CBI programs, typically completed in three to six months for complete and compliant applications.
Grenada Citizenship by Investment
7-Step Application Process (2026)
1
Choose Your Route
Select one of three lawful pathways:
- National Transformation Fund (USD 235,000)
- Approved Real Estate Investment
- Section 11A Significant Investment (Business Route)
2
Preliminary Review & Strategy
- Eligibility screening
- Background pre-check
- Investment route confirmation
- Personalized document checklist
Goal: ensure the file is submission-ready before filing.
3
Prepare Documentation
Applicants provide:
- Application forms
- Passport and civil documents
- Police clearances
- Medical reports
- Source of funds evidence
- Certified translations where required
4
Submit to the Grenada CIU
Your Local Agent submits the application to the Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU).
Government due diligence begins.
Government due diligence begins.
5
Government Due Diligence
Multi-layered checks include:
- Criminal background screening
- International database review
- Financial source verification
6
Approval in Principle
If approved:
- NTF applicants pay the government contribution
- Real estate applicants complete the purchase
- Section 11A applicants execute the approved investment
7
Citizenship & Passport Issued
Upon confirmation:
- Certificate of Registration issued
- Grenada passport granted
Most complete applications are processed in:
3 – 6 Months
For founders and operators:
- Establish or acquire a Grenadian business
- Submit an individualized investment proposal
- Demonstrate economic benefit
- Obtain Ministerial approval
1. Choose a Licensed International Marketing Agent and Local Agent
1.1 Applications for Grenada CBI cannot be submitted directly to the CIU — they must be lodged through:
- an Authorised International Marketing Agent (IMA) licensed to handle submissions, and
- a Local Authorised Agent based in Grenada.
1.2 The international agent works with the applicant to select the appropriate qualifying route (e.g., National Transformation Fund, real estate, Section 11A significant investment).
2. Pre-Application Screening and Planning
2.1 The agents conduct preliminary screening, including:
- eligibility checks,
- clarifying investment route requirements, and
- assembling a document checklist tailored to the applicant's profile and family composition.
2.2 Applicants are briefed on the need for properly certified, translated (if necessary), and apostilled/legalised documentation.
3. Compile and Prepare Mandatory Documentation
3.1 Required documentation typically includes (but is not limited to):
- Completed application forms
- Valid passport copies and national ID
- Birth, marriage, and civil status certificates
- Police clearances from all countries of residence
- Medical examination certificates
- Proof of source of funds and financial records
- Certified English translations where applicable
All documents must be current, authenticated, and meet Grenadian regulatory standards.
3.2 Due diligence documentation — including source of wealth/funds — is a core part of the submission and must be comprehensive.
4. Submit the Application to the CIU
4.1 The Local Agent formally submits the compiled application to the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU) for processing via the authorised agent network.
4.2 Once received, the CIU begins the official review, including administrative checks and due diligence screening.
5. Due Diligence and Background Checks
5.1 Grenada conducts multi-layered background screening on all applicants aged over 17, including:
- criminal record vetting
- international database checks (Interpol, etc.)
- business and financial background assessments
This is a compulsory and rigorous part of the process.
5.2 In some cases, the CIU may request additional documentation or clarification before progressing.
6. Approval in Principle
6.1 If the due diligence and documentation review are successful, the CIU issues an Approval in Principle (conditional approval).
6.2 At this point:
- NTF applicants remit the required contribution, and
- Real estate applicants close on the qualifying property and pay applicable government fees.
6.3 For Section 11A Significant Investment applications, proof must be provided that the investment has been made or will be made in accordance with the authorised investment proposal.
7. Final Investment Completion and Citizenship Issuance
7.1 Upon confirmation of the required investment and completion of final checks, Grenadian citizenship is granted.
7.2 The applicant (and qualifying dependents) receive:
- a Certificate of Registration as a Citizen of Grenada, and
- a Grenadian passport.
7.3 The entire process does not require physical residency in Grenada before, during, or after the application, and citizenship is typically effective for life once granted.
8. Post-Approval Matters
8.1 The passport may be collected locally or delivered by courier to the applicant's preferred address.
8.2 Grenada allows dual citizenship, meaning applicants do not have to renounce their existing nationality (subject to their home country's laws).
Significant Investment: The Business Route to Grenada Citizenship (Section 11A)
What is a Section 11A Substantial Investment
In addition to the National Transformation Fund contribution and approved real estate routes set out in the Regulations, Grenadian law provides a third pathway under Section 11A of the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Act, No. 15 of 2013 (as amended by Act No. 24 of 2014).
Section 11A empowers the Minister to grant citizenship where an applicant makes a “significant investment” in Grenada.
Section 11A(2) provides that a significant investment may include:
- The purchase of real estate;
- The purchase of a registered business;
- The purchase of a registered company operating in Grenada;
- The purchase of shares in a company or consortium of companies; or
- Any other investment as may be determined by the Minister by Order.
(See Section 11A(2), Grenada Citizenship by Investment Act, as amended.)
How 11A Differs to NTF Applications
Unlike the National Transformation Fund and government-approved project investments prescribed under the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Regulations, S.R.O. No. 17 of 2013 (as amended), Section 11A is a statutory provision allowing individualized review of business-based investments.
How Section 11A Works in Practice
Citizenship under Section 11A is not automatic.
The applicant must:
- Submit a detailed investment proposal;
- Provide documentary evidence of the proposed or completed investment;
- Demonstrate that the investment constitutes a “significant investment” within the meaning of the Act; and
- Obtain Ministerial approval.
(See Section 11A(3)–(5), Grenada Citizenship by Investment Act, as amended.)
The focus is economic substance — employment, infrastructure, technology transfer, capital deployment, or other measurable benefit to Grenada.
Approval is discretionary and assessed on its merits.
Worked Example: Medical Waste Processing Facility
The Business
An Indian entrepreneur who manufactures advanced medical waste processing equipment identified that St. George's General Hospital in Grenada lacked on-site medical waste processing capability.
The Proposal
Rather than investing in passive real estate, the investor proposed to:
- Establish a Grenadian company;
- Import and install medical waste processing equipment;
- Employ and train local workers;
- Provide regulated waste processing services within Grenada and potentially across the Caribbean.
The proposal addressed public health infrastructure, job creation, and regional service capability.
“Significant Investment”
Under Section 11A, such a proposal may qualify as a “significant investment,” subject to Ministerial approval and compliance with statutory requirements.
This is precisely the type of operating business investment contemplated by Section 11A.
Why Most Applicants Have Never Heard of Section 11A
Section 11A is part of Grenadian law, but it is rarely highlighted in mainstream Citizenship by Investment marketing.
The main reason is simple economics. Large international marketing agents spend real money on advertising, lead generation, conferences, affiliate networks, and sales staff. To justify that spend, they need a route that reliably produces a commercial return, otherwise the marketing campaign loses money.
Standardised routes, such as the donation option and pre-approved real estate projects, are easier to market at scale because they are packaged, repeatable, and predictable. Section 11A is not. It is bespoke, proposal-driven, and fact-specific, and it requires more professional analysis and drafting. That makes it harder and more expensive to promote in mass-market channels, with less certainty of a return on the marketing spend.
That is why many applicants never hear about Section 11A. Not because it is unavailable, but because it does not fit the economics of large-scale promotion.
Section 11A is Built for Entrepreneurs, not Mass-Market Promotion
Section 11A tends to be better suited to founders and operators who want to deploy capital into a real Grenadian business and can support an individualized investment proposal, rather than purchasing a standardized product.
Requirements of Grenada CBI Program
The rules of the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program are strict but simple. Applicants must have a clean criminal record and be able to verify their source of funds. There is no requirement to reside in Grenada before or after citizenship is granted and there is no tax on worldwide income. Dependent children under the age of 30 are included.
With D&A's support, the whole process can run fast and smoothly. A well-prepared application combined with the efficiency of the Grenadian authorities, means that processing time takes an average of just two months.
Grenada Citizenship for Your Whole Family
A Grenada citizenship application can be broadened out to include other family members. The primary applicant can also choose to include a spouse, dependent children and dependent parents. The NTF donation of USD 235,000 covers up to four family members. For additional dependents beyond four, an extra USD 25,000 - 50,000 per person is required.
Under the real-estate route, the investment requirement (USD 350,000 or USD 270,000) remains the same for up to four qualifying family members, with the USD 50,000 government fee. The government fee may be waived for siblings, parents, and grandparents under 55. The application fee is USD 1,500 per person (USD 500 for those under 17), and due diligence fees are USD 5,000 per adult.
Grenada Citizenship by Marriage
Grenadian law provides a pathway to citizenship for the spouse of a Grenadian citizen.
Why The Grenada Marriage Route Works
Under Section 98 of the Constitution of Grenada, Parliament has the authority to regulate citizenship by registration, including for spouses of citizens. This authority is implemented through the Citizenship Act, Cap. 54, which allows the spouse of a Grenadian citizen to apply for citizenship by registration, subject to statutory conditions and government approval.
This means that where one spouse acquires Grenadian citizenship, including through the Citizenship by Investment program, the other spouse may later apply for citizenship based on the marriage.
Citizenship by Marriage is a Separate Process
Critically for U.S. E-2 visa applicants, citizenship by marriage is a separate legal process from Citizenship by Investment. It is not automatic. The applicant must submit a formal application for registration and satisfy the relevant statutory and character requirements under the Citizenship Act.
Processing Times
Citizenship by marriage typically takes significantly longer than citizenship by investment.
Applications under the Grenada Citizenship by Investment program are generally processed within several months, subject to due diligence and documentation review.
By contrast, citizenship by marriage is processed through the ordinary registration framework under the Citizenship Act and may take substantially longer, often extending to a year or more depending on administrative timelines and review requirements.
Applicants should therefore consider both timing and strategy when deciding whether to include a spouse in a joint CBI application or pursue citizenship by marriage separately.
Grenada CBI and Global Tax Implications
Grenada does not levy a tax on the worldwide income of its citizens. Therefore, CBI applicants who have property and business outside Grenada are not subject to new taxes. Citizens are taxed on their commercial activities within the island.
Grenada Dual Citizenship
Once you become a citizen of Grenada, you are not required to renounce any other citizenships you hold. Grenada permits dual citizenship. You should discuss with your immigration attorney about whether the other country or countries in which you have citizenship permit dual citizenship. India, for example, does not permit dual citizenship but has something called Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) status that can be held together with Grenada citizenship.
Grenada Passport
Grenada has a strong and unique passport. Citizens of Grenada do not require a visa to visit China, and they are also granted visa-free access to the European Union and the United Kingdom. Grenadians can visit the key business hubs of Singapore and Hong Kong without a visa as well. Grenadians are also eligible for the United States E-2 Treaty Investor Visa.
Alternatives to Grenada CBI
Grenada Citizenship offers one of the best all-round citizenship-by-investment programs in the world.
Many of our clients are motivated by the E-2 Visa and one alternative solution is Turkey's CBI program.
Turkey's CBI program is slightly more expensive and takes slightly longer to process than Grenada's CBI program, but some people prefer Turkey for cultural or geographical reasons. Turkey is well situated as a major transportation hub at the crossroads of Europe and Asia. Turkey offers citizenship for a real estate investment from $300,000 USD or with bank deposits of $500,000 (USD). However, obtaining an E-2 visa through Turkey's CBI program requires careful planning and legal strategy.
Learn More about Turkey CBI Programme
Grenada CBI and Non-Resident Indians (NRIs)
There has been growing interest in Grenada Citizenship by Investment among Non-Resident Indians after the Indian government changed taxation rules on NRIs in April 2021. NRIs in the Gulf States including Indians in Kuwait, Indians in Saudi Arabia, Indians in the UAE, Indians in Hong Kong, Indians in Bahrain and beyond, are interested in Grenada's citizenship by investment program. Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) are interested in Grenada's program because it offers a fast route to citizenship (< 3 months), a cost-effective path to citizenship (starting from $235,000 USD), and no taxation on worldwide income. Grenada allows dual citizenship, but India does not.
FAQ: Grenada Citizenship by Investment and the U.S. E-2 Visa
Can I get a U.S. E-2 visa with Grenada citizenship by investment?
Yes. Grenada is an E-2 treaty country, so Grenadian nationals can qualify for an E-2 visa if they meet the E-2 requirements and any applicable statutory restrictions related to how nationality was obtained.
Does Grenada CBI trigger the 3-year domicile requirement?
U.S. law imposes a three-year domicile requirement where treaty nationality was acquired “through a financial investment.” Whether the requirement is triggered depends on the specific CBI route and the legal characterization of that route.
Is domicile the same as residency?
No. Domicile is a legal concept tied to a person's principal permanent home and intent to remain indefinitely. Residency is often measured by physical presence thresholds. A day-count rule does not automatically determine domicile.
Does the Grenada NTF donation route count as a “financial investment”?
The statute does not define “financial investment.” The legal issue is whether a non-refundable government contribution is treated as an “investment” for purposes of the domicile clause. This is analysis-driven and route-specific.
If the 3-year domicile rule applies, do I need to physically live in Grenada full-time?
Not necessarily. Domicile is not a pure day-count test. The analysis turns on intention and objective ties. The relevant standard is domicile, not residency.
Can spouses structure around the domicile issue?
In some scenarios, yes — because the statutory trigger applies to the individual's acquisition of nationality, and Grenada offers separate legal bases for spousal citizenship by registration.
What U.S. business investment amount is “substantial” for E-2?
There is no fixed minimum, but the investment must be substantial relative to the enterprise and sufficient to make the business real, operating, and non-marginal.
Does E-2 lead to a green card?
E-2 is a nonimmigrant classification and does not itself provide a direct path to permanent residence; it is identical to the L-1 and other non-immigrant visas in terms of the ability to convert to a “green card.” Eligible investors may later pursue other immigration strategies depending on facts using EB-1A, EB-1C, EB-2, EB-3 and EB-5 to Adjust Status.
If you have any questions, please contact us.
About the Authors
Mark I Davies, Esq.
Chairman of Davies & Associates; focused on E visa strategy and complex consular filings.
Why make Davies & Associates Your Grenada CBI application Lawyers
- Davies & Associates has a track record of helping clients successfully obtain a Grenadian passport through the Citizenship by Investment Programme.
- As a US-headquartered law firm, we are able to couple that Grenada passport with an E2 Visa application for people who are not from an E2 Treaty Country (e.g. India, China, South Africa, Vietnam).
- We were one of the first firms to couple the Grenada CBI application and the E2 Visa application in this way.
- Our sister organization holds an international marketing agent's license for the Grenada CBI Programme, which places us in a strong position to support our clients in this matter.
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