Grenada is located in the Eastern Caribbean and is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations. Grenada passed the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Act on August 29, 2013, which provides for foreign nationals to obtain Grenadian status by investing in government-approved projects and to apply for a passport.
Main applicant's application conditions
Applicants must be at least 18 years old
No criminal record
No infectious diseases
Meet investment requirements
Accompanying family members
Spouse of the main applicant
Children under the age of 18 of the main applicant or spouse
Children between the ages of 18 and 30 of the main applicant or spouse, financially dependent on the main applicant
Parents and grandparents aged 55 or above of the main applicant or spouse, financially dependent on the main applicant
Unmarried sisters and brothers over 18 years of age of the principal applicant or spouse
The customer evaluates, signs the contract, and pays the deposit.
Prepare materials and submit them for immigration bureau review (1 month)
Pay investigation fee and application fee, immigration bureau reviews background check (approximately 2-3 months)
After receiving the principle reply, pay the remaining fees for investment, etc. (approximately 1 month)
Obtain citizen ID card and passport (approximately 1 month)
The only Caribbean country where you can apply for U.S. E2 and fast track to the U.S.
Visa-free for more than 130 countries, visa-free for China
Low threshold, simple process, no immigration supervision, 4-6 months to get a passport
Easy access to international schools and high quality international education
St. George's University is the largest medical school in the U.S. and graduates with a license to practice medicine in the U.S.
Offshore financial centers, which can rationalize tax avoidance
BlackRock Consulting Service Fee: RMB 50,000
Official and third-party costs: approximately $100,000
Investment: $220,000 for a home purchase, or $150,000 for a donation, or financing starting at $90,000
Breakdown of costs | toll collection agency | sum of money | Refundable or not |
service fee | BlackRock | 50,000 RMB | refundable |
Investment funds | Real Estate Developers/National Development Fund | Purchase of property over $220,000 / Donation of $150,000 / Financing of $90,000 | Generally refundable |
government fee | Government of Grenada | $50,000 for 1-4 persons, $25,000 per person for more than 4 persons | non-refundable |
filing fee | Government of Grenada | $1500/person | non-refundable |
Due diligence fees | Government of Grenada | USD 1500/person for applicants over 17 years old | non-refundable |
Government processing fee | Government of Grenada | USD 1500/person for applicants over 17 years old and USD 500/person for applicants under 17 years old. | non-refundable |
Passport and oath fee | Government of Grenada | $270 per person | non-refundable |
Non-accompaniment of spouse | Government of Grenada | Due diligence/application/processing costs $8,000 | non-refundable |
attorney's fees | solicitors | $30,000/household | non-refundable |
Bank charges | banks | 1.15% of total official fees | non-refundable |
Third-party costs | Notaries, translation agencies, etc. | Charged on a case-by-case basis | non-refundable |
Note: The list of fees is for reference only, and the specific fee details are subject to the real-time updated list by the Immigration Bureau and third-party organizations.
bill of materials | Explanation |
Notarized identity documents | Certificate of no criminal record Birth certificate, family register, identity card, old and new passports. l Marriage/divorce certificates l Highest academic diploma |
Proof of employment and funds | l Bank current, certificate of deposit, letter of explanation from the applicant's bank |
Other documents | Proof of address, medical examination form, fingerprint form, and a full frontal photo. |
The company focuses on providing clients with overseas investment immigration and global asset allocation focus services. Business coverage: US investment immigrants; Canadian investment immigrants; Australian immigrants; European immigrants such as Spain, Portugal, Greece, the United Kingdom and Malta.
