Grenada is a sovereign state consisting of seven islands in the south-eastern Caribbean. Situated off the north coast of Venezuela, it has a population of 107,000 and an area of 344 sq. km. This peaceful and welcoming nation in the south-eastern Caribbean Sea comprises of a handful of islands. Famed for its tropical scenery, dramatic waterfalls and stunning beaches, this small archipelago is one of the world’s most exclusive tourist destinations and considered home by many expatriate professionals and second passport holders.

Grenada is a politically stable country with the Prime Minister as the leader of the Government. The island has excellent financial regulations and is home to a number of Canadian banks.

The Grenada economic citizenship scheme allows qualified investors and their family members to apply for an irrevocable Grenadian passport and avail all featured amenities and facilities that are covered under the Program.

The Citizenship Programme requires a $150,000 donation or a $350,000 property purchase. Applications are processed efficiently, and children up to the age of 30 and parents over 65 can also be covered by your application. Grenada is a member of Caricom and the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States, as well as being a member of the Commonwealth of Nations. Citizens of Grenada don’t pay foreign income, wealth or inheritance taxes on their worldwide wealth, and also enjoy visa free travel to 144 countries.

Grenada is the only Caribbean country with visa-free access to China. It also has a citizenship–by–investment programme and an E–2 Investor Visa Treaty with the US, meaning Grenadian citizens are eligible to apply for a non-immigrant visa.