Grenada CBI
The only Caribbean passport with US E-2 Treaty Visa access - Grenada citizenship opens doors to both Caribbean and American markets.
Who Grenada suits
Applicants who want US market access: Grenada is the only Caribbean citizenship eligible for the US E-2 Treaty Investor Visa.
Travellers who value visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to roughly 148 destinations, including China.
Families wanting a tax-friendly second passport with no residency requirement.
Investment routes
National Transformation Fund donation
OpenA one-time contribution to the government fund. The most direct single-applicant route.
Approved real estate
OpenPurchase in an approved tourism development, held for a minimum period before resale.
Routes & pricing
Each route shows the all-in cost for the base family, then what each additional family member adds. Government fees and due diligence are billed at cost.
National Transformation Fund (NTF) donation
OpenFamily pricing
- Each additional dependant+$25,000
- Dependent parent / grandparent (under 55)+$50,000
- Dependent sibling+$75,000
5-7 months
Approved real estate
OpenFamily pricing
- Each additional dependant+$25,000
5-7 months
Property from USD 350,000 (sole) / USD 270,000 per share (shared), plus USD 50,000 government contribution. 5-year hold before resale.
Pricing mirrored from CitizenX (2026-06-05). Figures are indicative and confirmed on your consultation call.
Tax considerations
Grenada does not tax worldwide income, capital gains or inheritance for individuals who are not tax-resident there, and holding the passport does not by itself make you tax-resident. Your position depends on where you actually live and are taxed. We coordinate with qualified tax advisers rather than giving tax advice.
Grenada: frequently asked
Do I have to live in Grenada?
No. There is no residency or physical-presence requirement to obtain or keep the citizenship.
What is the US E-2 advantage?
Grenada citizens can apply for the US E-2 Treaty Investor Visa, which allows living and running a business in the United States. Grenada is the only Caribbean CBI with this treaty.
Can I include my family?
Yes. A spouse, dependent children, dependent parents and, in many cases, siblings can be included.
Which investment routes are open now?
The National Transformation Fund donation and approved real estate. We confirm current thresholds for you at qualification.