Grenada offers citizenship by investment through a contribution to a national fund or a qualifying real estate purchase. The investment is only one part of the cost, so it helps to see the full picture before budgeting.
Information, not advice. Figures are indicative and current as of June 2026. Always confirm the present rules with the official program authority and a licensed professional before you act.
There are two main routes. The first is a contribution to the National Transformation Fund, reported from USD 235,000 for a main applicant with a family of up to four, with a further amount of about USD 25,000 for each additional dependant. This contribution is not refundable.
The second is approved real estate. The reported minimum is USD 270,000 for a share in an approved tourism project where investors combine, or a higher figure of about USD 350,000 in other cases, with the property held for a minimum period. Confirm the current routes and holding period with the authority.
Government fees sit on top of the investment. On the real estate route a government fee reported at about USD 50,000 applies, while the fund contribution route bundles more of the cost into the contribution itself.
Other official charges reported include an application fee of about USD 1,500 per person and processing fees of about USD 1,500 per adult and USD 500 per child, plus due diligence fees that vary by case. Confirm the live schedule with the Investment Migration Agency.
Independent legal and advisory fees are a separate cost from the investment and the government fees. They are not set by the government and vary by provider and complexity.
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Add the investment you choose, the government and due diligence fees for each family member, and independent professional fees. Reported all in estimates for a single applicant on the fund route start in the region of USD 240,000, with a family of four somewhat higher, but these move and depend on family size and route. Confirm each figure with the authority before acting.
| Item | Indicative amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| National Transformation Fund contribution | From USD 235,000 | Family of up to four, not refundable |
| Each additional dependant (fund route) | About USD 25,000 | Confirm current figure with the authority |
| Approved real estate | From USD 270,000 to USD 350,000 | Held for a minimum period, route dependent |
| Government fee (real estate route) | About USD 50,000 | Confirm current figure with the authority |
| Application fee | About USD 1,500 per person | Confirm current figure with the authority |
| Processing fee | About USD 1,500 per adult, USD 500 per child | Confirm current figure with the authority |
| Due diligence fee | Confirm the current figure with the official authority | Varies by case |
Figures are indicative and current as of June 2026. Investment Migration Agency (IMA) of Grenada publishes the binding detail. Verify before you act.
The contribution to the National Transformation Fund has the lowest reported entry figure for a family of up to four, while the real estate route carries a separate government fee. Confirm both with the Investment Migration Agency.
No. The contribution to the National Transformation Fund is reported as not refundable. Real estate must be held for a minimum period instead. Confirm the conditions with the authority.
Yes. Application, processing and due diligence fees are reported per person, so family size affects the total. Confirm the live schedule with the Investment Migration Agency.
Information, not advice. Figures are indicative and current as of June 2026. Always confirm the present rules with the official program authority and a licensed professional before you act.
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