Grenada CBI Program in 2025: Key Updates

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At Next Generation Equity, we’ve closely observed Grenada CBI (Citizenship by Investment) program evolve in 2025. The government has introduced several updates that enhance the program’s appeal, balancing increased security with clearer guidelines for potential investors.

Here’s everything you need to know about Grenada’s citizenship offerings this year.

Quick Look At Grenada CBI Updates in 2025

  • Increased Minimum Contributions: The minimum National Transformation Fund (NTF) donation was raised to $200,000, previously $150,000.
  • Real Estate Investment Stability: The minimum investment threshold remains at $220,000 for government-approved luxury resorts and hotels.
  • New U.S. E-2 Visa Residency Rule: Investors must reside in Grenada for three years before qualifying for the U.S. E-2 Investor Visa.
  • Strengthened Due Diligence: Enhanced security measures leading to slightly higher rejection rates, ensuring program integrity.
  • Fast Processing Times: Citizenship applications are typically approved within 3–4 months.
  • Extensive Visa-Free Travel: Passport holders have visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 140 countries, including the Schengen Zone, China, and Russia.
  • Economic and Social Impact: Investments directly fund national infrastructure, healthcare, and educational initiatives.
  • Family-Friendly Policies: Clear guidelines for including spouses, children, and dependent parents in applications.
  • Robust Program Integrity: Increased vetting measures designed to protect the international reputation and strength of Grenada’s passport.

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Increased Investment Threshold

Grenada has recently increased its investment threshold through the Government of Grenada. The minimum donation to the National Transformation Fund (NTF) is now set at $200,000, an increase from $150,000 previously. The real estate investment option remains at $220,000 for government-approved projects, primarily luxury resorts and hotels.

U.S. E-2 Visa Requirements

A key development impacting Grenada’s attractiveness is the new U.S. E-2 visa residency requirement. Investors obtaining Grenadian citizenship through the CBI program now must reside in Grenada for three years before qualifying for the U.S. E-2 Investor Visa. This change shifts the strategy for investors seeking immediate access to U.S. business opportunities. Still, it maintains appeal for those considering long-term strategies.

Strengthened Vetting and Security

Grenada has significantly enhanced its due diligence and vetting processes. Application rejection rates have increased slightly, reflecting the stringent security measures that reinforce the program’s integrity and international credibility.

Quick and Efficient Processing

Processing times for Grenadian citizenship remain impressively quick, typically completed within 3–4 months. This swift timeline continues to be a critical benefit for NGE clients who seek rapid international mobility.

Exceptional Global Mobility

Grenada’s passport offers remarkable global mobility, granting visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to over 140 countries and territories. This includes desirable destinations like the European Schengen Zone, China, and Russia, providing investors considerable freedom and flexibility.

Positive Economic and Social Impact

Investment contributions to Grenada’s CBI program directly support essential national initiatives such as infrastructure development, healthcare improvements, and educational advancements. Thus, investors not only gain citizenship but also contribute meaningfully to Grenada’s social and economic development.

Family Inclusion Advantages

Grenada allows applicants to include dependent family members, making it an attractive option for families seeking second citizenship. Clear guidelines make it straightforward to include spouses, children, and even dependent parents, adding significant value for family-oriented investors.

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Why Work with Next Generation Equity

At Next Generation Equity, our expertise ensures you smoothly navigate Grenada’s citizenship application process. We provide clear guidance on:

  • Updated investment thresholds and criteria.
  • New residency requirements for the U.S. E-2 visa pathway.
  • Enhanced due diligence procedures and documentation preparation.

Our experienced team will handle your application efficiently and professionally, ensuring that every step is clearly explained and expertly managed.

Ready to explore Grenada’s citizenship and investment opportunities further? Connect with Next Generation Equity today—we’re here to assist you every step of the way and secure your future global mobility and investment objectives.

 

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Rihab Saad

Managing Director
Next Generation Equity

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