As of April 1, 2019, two investors may share ownership of a unit in a Tourism Accommodation approved project, and invest USD $220,000 each (for a total investment of USD $440,000 in the unit).
Grenada has recently opened a consulate in Jumeirah Lake Towers, Cluster N, the Dome Tower, Dubai, UAE. This consulate will serve the UAE and Middle East region.
Grenada is the only Caribbean country that allows citizenship to be passed along to investors’ future spouses and children. There is no residency, language, education, or interview requirement, and both cash and real estate investment options are available. Due to banking restrictions, citizens of Iran are no longer eligible to apply.
The USA E-2 visa allows entrepreneurs from a treaty country (such as Grenada) to come to the USA to open and operate a business. It does not lead directly to permanent residency, but rather can be extended indefinitely, and may provide applicants with options to obtain a green card while on E-2 status. The E-2 visa allows a spouse and unmarried children (under age 21) to enter the USA with the principal applicant, and to work or attend school.
