
Grenada
CITIZENSHIP BY INVESTMENT
Grenada is a Caribbean island nation located 160 km north of Venezuela, known for its tropical rainforests, white-sand beaches, and spice production—earning it the nickname “The Island of Spice.” It includes the main island of Grenada, Carriacou, Petite Martinique, and nearby islets. A member of the Commonwealth and a stable parliamentary democracy, Grenada’s economy is driven by tourism and agriculture. In 2013, Grenada launched its Citizenship by Investment Programme, offering investors the opportunity to obtain citizenship through economic contribution.
To qualify for citizenship, the primary applicant must be over 18 years of age, meet the application requirements, and satisfy one of the two primary qualifying options:
1. Minimum Investment by Donation: USD 235,00
2. Minimum Investment in Real Estate: USD 270,000
Requirements for Grenada Citizenship by Investment
Applicant must have no criminal record.
Applicants must successfully pass due diligence checks.
It is not a requirement to visit Grenada to initiate the application.
Applicants must be in good health.
Visa Free Access - Grenada passport holders can hold dual citizenship
Low Tax Rate - Grenada offers exemption from taxation on capital gains, inheritance, wealth, gifts, or foreign income.
Application Time: Applicants do not need to be in Grenada during the time of application
For Family - A single applicant can apply for his/her family members as dependents, including the main applicant’s spouse, children (biological or adopted) under 30 years of age, dependent parents, and siblings above the age of 18Citizenship
Citizenship - Citizenship is passed onto all future generations; new-born children and a newly married wife can be added for free
Education - Access to the largest offshore Medical University, St. George’s University, of the United States of America in Grenada.
Travel Visa-Free - Grenadian citizens can travel visa-free and visa-on-arrival to a total of 143 countries.
US E-2 Treaty Visa - A gateway to acquire a US E-2 Treaty Visa – The only Caribbean Citizenship program that offers it.
Key Benefits:
Step-by Step Process
Step 1
Select a Licensed Agent
Step 2
Choose an Investment Option
Step 3
Prepare and Submit Documents
Step 4
Due Diligence & Background Checks
Step 5
Receive Approval in Principle
Step 6
Complete Investment / Donation
Step 7
Receive Citizenship Certificate and Passport
Total Processing Time: 6–9 months
Arcasia’s Role:
As applicants cannot apply directly to the government. Arcasia as an agent acts as a legal intermediary, ensuring the application is complete, compliant, and properly submitted. Here's a breakdown of Arcasia’s key responsibilities:
1. Initial Consultation and Eligibility Assessment
Evaluate if you meet legal, financial, and background criteria.
Explain investment options (donation vs. real estate) and their implications.
Provide a personalized cost estimate including government fees, agent fees, and investment amount.
2. Document Preparation and Guidance
Provide a complete checklist of required documents.
Ensure documents are correctly notarized, legalized, and translated (if needed).
3. Application Submission
Assemble and submit the application to the Dominica CBI Unit (CBIU).
Ensure all required forms, fees, and documents are included to prevent delays.
Why ArcAsia Matters:
Only government-authorized agents are legally allowed to handle CBI applications. Choosing a reputable and experienced agent is crucial to avoid fraud, delays, or rejection.