Guides to Grenada citizenship
Each guide is written by Darya Melnik, checked against the Investment Migration Agency of Grenada and BRIDGES published data, and dated. Start with the complete guide if you are new to the programme.
Grenada Citizenship by Investment in 2026: The Complete Guide
How Grenada citizenship by investment works in 2026: the $235,000 NTF contribution or $270,000 in an approved project, official fees, who qualifies, the family, the interview, timelines, the E-2 treaty and what is still only announced.
How Much Grenada Citizenship Costs in 2026: NTF, Real Estate and Every Official Fee
The real cost of Grenada citizenship in 2026: $235,000 NTF contribution or $270,000 in an approved project plus a $50,000 government fee, application, due diligence, processing and interview fees, family surcharges and worked examples.
Grenada Citizenship Application in 2026: Step-by-Step Process and Documents
How to apply for Grenada citizenship by investment in 2026: the five official steps, authorised agents, the mandatory interview, due diligence, the 60 business day decision, refusal grounds and the document checklist for each family member.
Grenada Citizenship for the Whole Family in 2026: Spouse, Children, Parents and Siblings
Who can be included in a Grenada citizenship application in 2026: spouse, children up to 30, parents and grandparents, siblings, newborns, the family-of-four price, surcharges per dependant, fees by age and family budget examples.
The Grenada Passport in 2026: Visa-Free Travel, the US E-2 Visa and Residence Rules
What a Grenada passport gives you in 2026: Schengen, UK and China without a prior visa, 147 destinations by BRIDGES count, the US E-2 investor treaty and the 3-year domicile rule, dual citizenship, validity, the EU deadline of June 2028 and the postponed residence requirement.
Grenada vs Other Caribbean Citizenship Programmes in 2026: St Kitts, St Lucia, Dominica and Antigua
An honest 2026 comparison of Grenada with St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia, Dominica and Antigua and Barbuda: minimum fund and real estate amounts, E-2, siblings, China, family rules, timelines and who should choose which passport.