Grenada Citizenship by Investment
Apply for Grenada citizenship, step by step.
Eight clear stages, from your first consultation to your Grenadian passport. Here is what happens at each stage, what you will need, and when each payment is due.
8 stagesFrom consultation to passport
Licensed agentsNo direct filings permitted
Pay after approvalNTF contribution due only after approval in principle
No travel requiredInterview and oath are remote
The application journey
Eight stages to your Grenadian passport.
Your Broeck case manager guides you through every stage and keeps you updated until your passport arrives.
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01
Before you apply
Consultation & eligibility review
- Confirm the main applicant is 18 or older
- Screen for any disqualifying criminal history or nationality restrictions (Some nationalities are currently not eligible for the programme.)
- Review family composition to calculate the total NTF contribution and fees
- Walk through realistic timeline expectations and what to prepare in advance
- Flag any red flags early, such as source-of-funds complications or prior visa refusals, before formal engagement
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02
Before you apply
Engagement & preliminary checks
- Sign a formal engagement and service agreement with our firm
- Internal Know-Your-Client (KYC) screening: sanctions lists, politically exposed person (PEP) checks and adverse media searches
- Confirm eligibility of all included family members: spouse, children, parents or grandparents, and siblings where applicable
- Receive a checklist of the documents each applicant will need to gather
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Before you apply
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
- Notarisation, certified translation and apostille of any foreign-language or foreign-issued documents
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04
Government review
Formal submission
- Completed application forms filed for the main applicant and each dependant
- Application and processing fees paid upfront, per person
- Documentation forwarded to the CBI Unit, with financial documents also cleared through a Grenadian bank
Applications are filed exclusively through a licensed international marketing agent working with an authorised local agent in Grenada. Direct filings are not permitted. -
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Government review
Due diligence review
- Conducted by Grenada’s CBI Unit alongside internationally recognised due diligence firms
- Covers criminal background, financial history and reputational checks across every jurisdiction the applicant has lived in
- Mandatory interview for every applicant aged 17 and over, conducted remotely
- Due diligence fee charged per adult applicant; typically reduced for younger dependants
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Government review
Approval in principle
- The government issues an approval letter after the background checks are completed successfully.
- The applicant pays the required National Transformation Fund (NTF) contribution as instructed by the authorities.
- The remaining fees, including passport and Oath of Allegiance fees, are paid as required.
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07
Becoming a citizen
Oath of Allegiance
- Administered remotely through the agent, with no travel to Grenada required
- A Certificate of Naturalisation is prepared and issued following the oath
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08
Becoming a citizen
Citizenship & passport issuance
- The applicant is entered into Grenada’s citizenship register
- A Certificate of Registration is issued
- The Grenadian passport is produced and couriered to the applicant
- The process is complete: full citizenship rights, transferable to future generations
When you pay
Payments follow the process.
Fees are paid in stages, and the main NTF contribution is only due once the government has approved your application in principle.
At submission · Step 4
Application fees
- Application and processing fees, paid upfront per person
During review · Step 5
Due diligence fees
- Charged per adult applicant
- Typically not charged or reduced for younger dependants
After approval · Step 6
NTF contribution & final fees
- NTF contribution wired to the government’s designated account
- Passport fee and Oath of Allegiance fee
For current amounts, see Grenada Citizenship by Investment cost.
Start with step one
Get expert advice tailored to your needs.
A free, confidential consultation with a Broeck advisor. We check your eligibility, calculate your total cost and walk you through a realistic timeline.