Grenada Investment Requirements

Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Programme allows individuals and their families to obtain citizenship in one of the two ways: 1) by making a donation to the National Transformation Fund (NTF); or 2) by investing in approved real estate development in Grenada. See the chart below for a quick summary of fees and costs of each option. Please note, there are other fees associated with the citizenship application process. These include professional fees, application processing fees, passport fees, and disbursements. * Professional Fees Professional fees are extra and will vary depending on the number of dependents included in your application. Please contact CSL for a personalized estimate of what your total Citizenship-by-Investment fees may entail.

	OPTION 1: NTF Fund (USD)	OPTION 2: Real Estate (USD)
Government Due Diligence Fees (Fees are non-refundable and are due upon submission of application to the Citizenship-by-Investment Committee)	• $5,000 main applicant • $5,000 spouse • $2,000 each dependent child 12-17 • $5,000 each dependent child 18-25 and parent over 65	• $5,000 main applicant • $5,000 spouse • $2,000 each dependent child 12-17 • $5,000 each dependent child 18-25 and parent over 65
Minimum Investment (Investment is due upon official approval in principle from the Citizenship-by-Investment Committee)	• $200,000 single applicant • $200,000 main applicant with spouse and up to 2 other qualifying dependents • $25,000 per each additional qualifying child 0-25 and parent over 65	Minimum $350,000 investment in approved real estate Applicant must keep the real estate for at least three years following the grant of citizenship
Government Processing Fees (Non-refundable)	Application Fee, due upon submission: • $1,500 per each applicant Processing Fee, due upon submission: • $1,500 per each applicant aged 18 and over • $500 per dependent child under 18	Application Fee, due upon submission: • $1,500 per each applicant Processing Fee, due upon submission: • $1,500 per each applicant aged 18 and over • $500 per dependent child under 18 Government Fee, due upon approval in principle: • $50,000 main applicant with up to 3 dependents • $25,000 per each additional qualifying dependent

Citizenship of Grenada – Other Requirements The Principal applicant must be at least 18 years of age to apply for Citizenship of Grenada through the Citizenship by Investment program. Additionally in order to qualify for Citizenship, the applicant must:

Have no criminal record
Meet the investment financial requirements
Be of outstanding character
Be in good physical health

Citizenship of Grenada – Eligible Dependents Primary applicants can also include:

spouse;
children under 18;
dependents between the ages of 18 to 25, if this dependent is a full-time student attending a recognized college or university and financially dependent on the main applicant;
parents and Grandparents of the main applicant over the age of 65, can also be included in the application once they are living with and financially dependent on the main applicant.