St. Kitts & NevisCitizenship
- Min. investment
- $250,000+
- Time to approval
- 4–6 months
- Travel access
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Citizenship by Investment
Strategic Caribbean citizenship — its citizens are eligible to apply for the US E-2 Treaty Investor visa, with visa-free travel that includes China.
Time to citizenship
3–4 months
Minimum investment
$235,000+
Travel access
139 destinations
Figures as of August 2026, per the official program source; travel access is our own count — confirmed on application.
Program Overview
In brief
The Grenada program is a citizenship-by-investment program that grants full legal citizenship. The minimum qualifying investment is $235,000+, and approvals typically take 3–4 months. It requires no residence or relocation, and Grenada citizens can reach 139 destinations on our travel-access count — visa-free, on arrival, or with an eTA or e-visa granted on arrival terms. Figures are indicative minimums for the main applicant.
Grenada's Citizenship by Investment Program stands out for its strategic advantages: it is the only Caribbean program whose citizens are eligible to apply for the US E-2 Treaty Investor visa, and Grenadian citizens can travel without a visa to a broad set of destinations, including China.
The program also recognizes one of the widest definitions of family in the industry, extending eligibility to siblings and grandparents.
Presence requirement
No visit or residence required
Document validity
Passport valid for 10 years, renewable
Dual nationality
Dual citizenship permitted
Program Finder
Estimate the total cost with every government fee, check who in your family can be included, get the document checklist for everyone applying, and see how Grenada ranks against the other 17 programs.
Citizenship by registration under the 2013 Act. What that changes from day one:
Capabilities follow from the status itself — citizenship or residence as the program grants it; specifics are confirmed during your assessment.
Most chosen routeFrom $235,000
A non-refundable contribution to Grenada's National Transformation Fund, supporting economic development — USD 235,000, covering a single applicant or a family of up to four.

From $270,000
+ $50,000 government contribution (covers a family of up to four)
A share in a qualifying government-approved development — from USD 270,000, together with the minimum accompanying government contribution.
Minimum 5-year holding period
From $350,000
+ $50,000 government contribution (covers a family of up to four)
Outright acquisition of a qualifying approved property, together with the minimum accompanying government contribution.
Minimum 5-year holding period
Program terms move: Caribbean minimum contributions rose industry-wide in 2024, and issuing governments adjust terms without notice. Files submitted under current terms are processed under them.
Explore your route
From (indicative)
$235,000
A non-refundable contribution to Grenada's National Transformation Fund, supporting economic development — USD 235,000, covering a single applicant or a family of up to four.
Who comes with you
Family additions are quoted individually — request your exact figure

The Grenada authorities publish a processing time for complete files — the numbered stages below show where those months go. Here is the figure to plan around.
3–4 months
Official processing time, complete files
Plan around the top of the range — 4 months end to end leaves room for queries without changing your plans.
Your dates
Complete files are typically processed in 3–4 months.
Based on the officially published range — last re-verified August 2026. Government timelines are not guaranteed.
Month 1
Document collection, KYC checks, and selection of the investment route.
Months 1–2
Application submitted to the Investment Migration Agency; background checks conducted.
Month 3
Approval may be issued within approximately 60 business days of submission; the qualifying investment is completed.
Month 3+
Certificate of citizenship issued, followed by passport processing.
The standard checklist for a single applicant. Get the checklist for your whole family in the Program Finder.
Exact formats — apostille or legalization, sworn translation, issue dates — vary by your country of origin and are confirmed document-by-document during your engagement.
Honest advice includes the trade-offs. Before committing to the Grenada program, consider:
Where a Grenada citizen can travel, and what each destination requires. Entry is always at the discretion of the destination authority — confirm before booking.
123 of 198 destinations need no visa arranged before travel. Counted from the Passport Index dataset, as of 19 October 2026.
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Compare Grenada with our other citizenship programs
Last updated 19 October 2026
The US maintains an E-2 Treaty Investor visa agreement with Grenada. As a Grenadian citizen you become eligible to apply for an E-2 visa by making a qualifying US business investment — a route unavailable to citizens of non-treaty countries such as China, India, or Russia.
Yes — Grenada recognizes unmarried, childless siblings of the main applicant or spouse, one of the broadest family definitions in the industry. Additional fees apply per sibling.
Yes. Grenada and China have had a mutual visa-exemption agreement for ordinary passports since 2015, for stays of up to 30 days (checked October 2026) — valuable for families with business interests there. As with all travel privileges, agreements between states can change.
The published processing time is shown on this page; it is not a guarantee, as only the government decides. Preparation quality is the main variable: files with documentation gaps take materially longer.
Act No. 15 of 2013
Grenada Citizenship by Investment Act, 2013
Assented 29 August 2013 · amended through S.R.O. 21 of 2025
Sections 5, 8, 10 and 11 — registration following investment via the National Transformation Fund or an approved project
The Act lets a person aged 18 or over who makes a qualifying investment — an NTF contribution under section 10 or an approved-project investment under section 11 — be registered as a citizen of Grenada, granted by the Minister on the recommendation of the Citizenship by Investment Committee after due-diligence vetting, now administered by the Investment Migration Agency.
View the law (opens in a new tab)Official IMA legal library — imagrenada.gd
Sources & verification
Program terms are set by the issuing government and may change without notice — figures last re-verified against the official source in August 2026. Investment figures are indicative minimums for the main applicant; fees, due diligence, and family additions are quoted individually. Government timelines are not guaranteed.
Alternatives
Families often weigh this program against these alternatives.
A private assessment covers eligibility, total cost, and timeline for your situation — and says so if another route fits better.