Grenada requires no residential stay for citizenship acquisition. However, new regulations now set a 30-day minimum stay within five years, enforced via immigration records, with failure to comply potentially incurring fines up to 10% of the base investment and even citizenship revocation.

Applicants must submit apostilled and translated certificates, proof of dependency, and, for dependents aged 17+, separate due diligence clearance and virtual interviews

Prospective citizens may make a non-refundable contribution of US $235,000 for a single applicant, covering up to four individuals.

Grenada’s CBI program, initiated under the Citizenship by Investment Act No. 15 of 2013 and relaunched in 2015, remains among the most reputable global options due to its strong vetting standards and strategic updates.