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Broeck Citizenship

Apply for Grenada Citizenship

Consultation & Eligibility Review

  • Confirm the main applicant is 18 or older
  • Screen for any disqualifying criminal history or nationality restrictions (certain nationalities are currently barred from the program)
  • Review family composition to calculate total NTF contribution and fees
  • Walk through realistic timeline expectations and what to prepare in advance
  • Flag any red flags early (source-of-funds complications, prior visa refusals, etc.) before formal engagement

 

Engagement & Preliminary Checks

  • Sign a formal engagement/service agreement with our firm
  • Run internal Know-Your-Client (KYC) screening: sanctions lists, politically exposed person (PEP) checks, adverse media searches
  • Confirm eligibility of all included family members (spouse, children, parents/grandparents, siblings where applicable)
  • Provide a checklist of documents each applicant will need to gather

Document Preparation

  • Valid passport copies for every applicant
  • Birth certificates, and marriage or divorce certificates where relevant
  • Police clearance certificates from every country lived in for 6+ months over the past 10 years
  • Medical certificate confirming good health and no contagious disease
  • Proof of the lawful source of investment funds  bank statements, tax filings, business ownership records, or sale agreements
  • Bank reference letters
  • Passport-style photographs
  • CV/résumé for the main applicant
  • Notarization, certified translation, and apostille of any foreign-language or foreign-issued documents

Formal Submission

  • Completed application forms filed for the main applicant and each dependent
  • Application and processing fees paid upfront per person
  • Filed exclusively through a licensed international marketing agent working with an authorized local agent in Grenada  direct filings aren’t permitted
  • Documentation forwarded to the CBI Unit, with financial documents also cleared through a Grenadian bank

Due Diligence Review

  • Conducted by Grenada’s CBI Unit alongside internationally recognized due diligence firms
  • Covers criminal background, financial history, and reputational checks across all jurisdictions the applicant has lived in
  • Mandatory interview for every applicant aged 17 and over, conducted remotely
  • Due diligence fee charged per adult applicant; typically waived or reduced for younger dependents
  • This is usually the longest stage of the process  most delays happen here if documentation is incomplete

Approval in Principle

  • CBI Unit issues a formal letter of approval once due diligence clears
  • Only at this point does the applicant wire the NTF contribution to the government’s designated account  funds are not required earlier, limiting your financial exposure
  • Remaining fees are settled at this stage: passport fee and Oath of Allegiance fee

Oath of Allegiance

  • Administered remotely through the agent  no travel to Grenada required
  • Certificate of Naturalization is prepared and issued following the oath

Citizenship & Passport Issuance

  • Applicant is entered into Grenada’s citizenship register
  • Certificate of Registration is issued
  • Grenadian passport is produced and couriered to the applicant
  • Process is complete full citizenship rights, transferable to future generations
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