US E-2 treaty context
A potential consideration for eligible applicants pursuing a separate E-2 process. Visa eligibility is separate and approval is not guaranteed.
Grenada · Citizenship by investment
The only Caribbean citizenship with a US E-2 visa treaty. Guided end to end by Broeck's advisors.
Overview
One Caribbean citizenship that opens travel, family security and a possible future route to the US.
Including the UK, Schengen Area and China.
A separate visa process, after 3 years of domicile.
Spouse, children, parents and siblings in one application.
A potential consideration for eligible applicants pursuing a separate E-2 process. Visa eligibility is separate and approval is not guaranteed.
Compare the displayed US$235,000 starting contribution with your complete household budget and current program requirements.
Visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 143+ destinations. Confirm entry requirements for the trips that matter to you.
Investment & fees
Grenada’s donation route starts from US$235,000 for a single applicant, excluding government and due-diligence fees. Any US E-2 investment or visa application is separate and not included in this figure.
Separate the qualifying contribution or investment from government charges, due-diligence fees, professional fees and document-related costs. Family composition can materially change the total.
Confirm which amounts are due at each stage, the conditions attached to payments and the treatment of an unsuccessful or withdrawn application. Do not assume that all costs are refundable.
Family
Eligibility
Benefits
Apply for the US E-2 visa after 3 years of Grenada domicile, with a qualifying US business.
143+ destinations, including the UK, the Schengen Area and China.
Spouse, children, parents, grandparents and unmarried siblings.
No visit needed to obtain citizenship. Interviews for applicants 17+ are held online.
Keep your current passport. Check whether your home country also allows dual citizenship.
One decision, generations of benefit. Citizenship passes to your children, and theirs.
You make a one-time, non-refundable contribution of US 235,000 to Grenada’s National Transformation Fund, covering the main applicant and up to three family members. The fund supports national development projects across the island. Government and due diligence fees apply in addition. Once approved, you and your eligible family members receive full Grenadian citizenship and can apply for passports.
No. The contribution can’t be refunded once submitted.
You’ll need to be at least 18, in good health, with a clean criminal record, and able to show a legitimate source for your investment funds.
Yes your spouse, children under 30, parents over 55, and unmarried siblings can all be included under one application.
You can. Grenada’s one of the only Caribbean countries where citizenship carries E-2 Investor Visa eligibility meaning you could live in the U.S. while running a qualifying American business.
Usually 10 to 12 months, though it depends on how quickly due diligence and documentation come together.
Yes it’s been government-run since 2013, and every application goes through official due diligence and background checks.
Someone from our team reaches out directly to walk through your eligibility, the investment process, and answer whatever questions come up before you move forward.