Grenada citizenship by investment

OPTION 1

$150,000 — Non-refundable donation to the government fund

• Contribution to the Economic Diversification Fund (EDF) is non-refundable.
• The donation amount may vary based on the number of dependents included in the main applicant’s application.
• If you choose a contribution option, to qualify for citizenship as a single applicant you will be required to make a government donation of $150,000.
• For family of 2 members – $200,000.
• Family of 3 members – $200,000.
• Family of 4, family couple with 2 children – $200,000.
• Larger families of 5 and more: +$25,000 for each additional dependent.

OPTION 2

$220,000–$350,000 — Investment in approved real estate

All real estate options are approved by the government. After 3 years the property can be sold, allowing you to release your capital without affecting your citizenship. Secondary buyers of CBI property units – applicants that apply to acquire citizenship through the purchase of real estate from a previous CBI applicant – are eligible to obtain citizenship in accordance with all applicable regulatory requirements.

• $220,000 — Minimum investment in qualifying real estate projects in the Tourism Accommodation sector, for a single applicant when applying though a joint investment with another main applicant (2 individual investors with their families). The main applicant becomes a co-owner of a single unit with at least one additional main applicant. Each of the main applicants must pay a minimum purchase price of $220,000.
• $350,000 — Minimum investment in real estate when applying individually (one investor with the family). Investments that are not in the Tourism Accommodation sector, or for those investors who prefer to achieve full ownership of a unit.