Grenada

An established Caribbean citizenship option for international entrepreneurs, global travel and US E-2 planning, with legislation dating to 1997.

A USD 235,000 contribution covers one to four applicants; each additional applicant from the fifth person requires USD 25,000.

• Location： In the northern Leeward Islands of the eastern Caribbean, comprising Saint Kitts and Nevis.

• Area： 344 square kilometres.

• Population： 114,000.

• Capital： St. George’s.

• Language： English.

• Currency： East Caribbean dollar (XCD).

• Religion： Catholicism.

• Climate： Tropical rainforest.

• Economy： Strong development, with annual growth of 5% and sustained growth in tourism.

• Memberships： Commonwealth, United Nations, CARICOM and WTO.

• Taxation： No personal capital gains or inheritance tax.

• Grenadian citizens may enter China visa-free.

Act No. 15 of 2013, passed on 29 August 2013, established Grenada’s citizenship-by-investment program. The contribution route requires USD 235,000 for one to four applicants, plus USD 25,000 for each additional person from the fifth applicant.

• The main applicant must be at least 18 with no criminal record.

• Complete the required medical examination.

• Meet the government’s investment requirements.

• A spouse, children under 30, parents, grandparents and unmarried, childless siblings over 18 may be included.

• A tax-friendly jurisdiction for asset planning, with no personal income, capital gains, inheritance or gift taxes described by the program, territorial taxation and overseas-income exemptions.

• Privacy protection and legal name changes.

• The program highlights the absence of automatic information exchange with China.

• Legal name changes support personal privacy.

• Privacy features for international listings, assets and cross-border funds.

• Online processing with no minimum stay and an illustrated 6–8 month completion period.

• No residence, arrival, language or education requirements.

• Investment follows approval.

• Four-generation family inclusion and inheritable citizenship support education planning.

• The main applicant, spouse, children, parents and grandparents may be included, with lifelong, inheritable status.

• International school access alongside US E-2 education opportunities.

• Scan of the passport information page

• Scans of both sides of the identity card

• Scan of the complete household registration booklet

• Digital colour photo with a white background

• Scan of the medical birth certificate

• Scans of parents’ complete household registration booklet, marriage certificate and both sides of identity cards

• Scan of the complete marriage/divorce certificate

• Immigration application form (provided by us)

• Employment certificate or business licence (template provided by us)

• Twelve months of bank statements in the main applicant’s name, with a balance above RMB 3 million