Citizenship
Successful applicants receive Grenadian citizenship and may proceed to passport documentation under WIMA review procedures.
Citizenship by Investment
Grenada Citizenship by Investment
A Caribbean citizenship route through approved economic contribution, real estate investment and rigorous integrity review.
This WIMA program reference summarizes Grenada citizenship by investment requirements, qualifying investment routes, family eligibility, due diligence, interview obligations and post-approval documentation.
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Program Snapshot
Grenada Citizenship Route
Minimum contributionUSD 235,000
Real estate routeFrom USD 270,000
Physical stayNo minimum stay listed
Review standardDue diligence and interview
Program Overview
Citizenship Through Approved Economic Routes
Eligible applicants may apply for Grenadian citizenship after selecting a qualifying investment route, preparing complete documentation, passing due diligence and receiving final WIMA review.
This page is a WIMA professional reference and should be verified against current law, fee schedules, forms and WIMA review notes before filing.
Two Main Options
Applicants generally choose between a non-refundable national contribution or approved real estate investment.
Family Inclusion
Eligible dependants may be included, subject to age, relationship, dependency and documentary requirements.
No Minimum Stay Listed
WIMA review information does not list a mandatory minimum physical stay requirement, but rules should be checked at filing.
Investment Options
Qualifying Investment Routes
Grenada citizenship by investment is structured around two principal routes. Each route carries separate fees, due diligence review, document requirements and approval discretion.
WIMA Contribution Route
A non-refundable contribution route. WIMA review materials reference USD 235,000 for a single applicant, main applicant with spouse, or a family up to four, with additional dependant amounts applying where relevant.
Approved Real Estate Investment
Investment in an approved project. WIMA review materials reference USD 270,000 or USD 350,000 project thresholds, plus a program contribution from USD 50,000 for the main applicant or family up to four.
Approved real estate projects, minimum investment categories, program fees and resale rules can differ by project structure. If the property is resold as a qualifying investment to another citizenship applicant, a five-year holding period is generally referenced.
Key Benefits
Program Advantages
The Grenada route is designed for eligible applicants seeking citizenship, family coverage and broader international mobility, while maintaining formal integrity controls.
Citizenship Status
Approved applicants may obtain citizenship for themselves and qualifying family members.
Dual Citizenship
Grenada generally permits dual citizenship, subject to the applicant's original nationality laws.
Family Continuity
Citizenship can support long-term family planning, including qualifying future family circumstances under program rules.
Mobility Context
Passport mobility must be assessed carefully because visa arrangements and entry policies can change.
Application Process
From Review to Citizenship Certificate
The process centers on eligibility review, route selection, document preparation, application filing through the required channel, due diligence, interview obligations, approval and completion of the selected investment.
01
Eligibility Review
Confirm age, family composition, admissibility, document readiness and source-of-funds evidence.
02
Route Selection
Select the contribution route or an approved real estate investment route.
03
Application Preparation
Complete WIMA review forms, medical examinations, civil records, translations and legalized supporting documents.
04
Filing and Integrity Review
Applications undergo background verification, source-of-funds review and a mandatory interview requirement.
05
Approval and Completion
After approval, complete the contribution or real estate purchase before citizenship certificate and passport steps.
Requirements
Applicant Requirements
Applicants must meet eligibility standards and provide complete supporting evidence for identity, funds, health, character and family relationship review.
All requirements remain subject to current WIMA review forms, instructions and regulatory practice.
Main Applicant 18+
The principal applicant must be at least 18 years old and capable of satisfying the program's requirements.
Clean Record
Applicants must satisfy background checks and provide police clearance or equivalent records where required.
Lawful Source
Source of funds, beneficial ownership and investment trail should be documented clearly and consistently.
Medical Review
Medical examination, health-related declarations and insurance-related documents may be required.
Family Inclusion
Eligible Family Members
Family eligibility should be reviewed carefully before filing because age, dependency, relationship evidence and fee treatment can vary by dependant category.
Spousal Inclusion
A spouse may be included where relationship evidence and program conditions are satisfied.
Dependent Children
Dependent child eligibility depends on age, dependency and supporting documents.
Parents and Grandparents
Qualifying parents and grandparents may be included subject to age and dependency conditions.
Sibling Review
Sibling inclusion requires careful assessment because fee and eligibility treatment can differ.
Compliance
Policy and Compliance Notes
Citizenship applications require careful handling of investment route, fee schedules, due diligence, interview requirements, post-approval steps and passport documentation.
Program rules can change. Applicants should verify fees, eligible dependants, approved projects, document legalization, interview procedures, travel access and post-approval requirements before proceeding.
| Category | Program Reference | Professional Note |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum contribution | USD 235,000 | Non-refundable contribution route; application, due diligence, processing and interview fees apply separately. |
| Real estate | From USD 270,000 | Must be in an approved project and paired with the applicable program contribution and fees. |
| Interview | Mandatory requirement | Applicants should prepare for formal interview and background verification procedures. |
| Due diligence | Strict review | Identity, criminal record, sanctions, adverse media and source-of-funds evidence should be consistent. |
| Post-approval | Payment and certificate stage | Citizenship certificate and passport steps follow proof of completed contribution or investment. |
WIMA program reference. Confirm current law, fees, forms, approved project status and WIMA review notes before taking action.
FAQ
Grenada Citizenship by Investment FAQ
What is the Grenada Citizenship by Investment route?
It is a citizenship pathway for eligible applicants who make a qualifying national contribution or approved real estate investment and satisfy final WIMA review requirements.
What is the minimum contribution?
WIMA review materials reference USD 235,000 for the national contribution route, with separate fees and dependant additions where applicable.
What is the real estate route?
The real estate route involves investment in an approved project, with WIMA review materials referencing USD 270,000 or USD 350,000 categories plus an additional program contribution.
Is there a residence requirement?
WIMA review materials generally state no minimum stay requirement, but applicants should verify current rules and any post-approval obligations before filing.
Can family members be included?
Yes, qualifying family members may be included, subject to dependency, age, relationship evidence and additional fees.
Is approval guaranteed?
No. Citizenship remains subject to application review, due diligence, interview procedures, investment completion and final approval.
Citizenship Review
Assess Grenada Citizenship by Investment
Review family eligibility, investment route, document readiness, source-of-funds evidence, due diligence exposure and post-approval requirements before proceeding.
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