Dominica Citizenship by Investment
- Donation min
- From $200,000
- Real estate min
- From $200,000
- Timeline
- ~6 mo
- Source · checked
- cbiu.gov.dm · 2026-06-14
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Grenada Citizenship by Investment: costs, routes, and sourced fee stack
Direct answer: From $235,000.
NTF: US$235,000 single/family of up to 4 (US$200,000 government + up to US$35,000 commission), +US$25,000–US$50,000/extra dependent; real estate: US$270,000 + US$50,000 government contribution — confirmed via dated official circular, 2026-08-09
Information, not advice. Confirm every figure on the official unit site before acting.
Requirements at a glance
- Status
- Active
- Current figure
- From $235,000
- Route
- donation, real estate
- Processing time
- Not confirmed
- Physical presence
- No annual minimum
- Citizenship path
- Yes; timing not confirmed
Confirmedimagrenada.gdchecked Aug 2026
TL;DR
- NTF (donation) minimum: US$235,000 for a single applicant or a family of up to 4 — comprising US$200,000 to government plus up to US$35,000 in agent commission — per IMA Circular No. 3 of 2024, effective 1 July 2024.
- Approved real estate minimum: US$270,000, plus a separate US$50,000 government contribution.
- Additional dependants: US$25,000–US$50,000 each on either route, per the same circular.
- Grenada is widely discussed for US E-2 treaty eligibility after citizenship — that is a separate US immigration benefit; confirm on official US sources.
- Processing timeline not yet confirmed on a primary source. Re-check due Sep 1 cycle. Information, not advice.
Last verified 2026-08-09.
Route comparison
National Transformation Fund (donation)confirmed
US$235,000 (single applicant or family of up to 4)
Applicants who want a fixed, non-refundable contribution route with no property to manage.
Comprises US$200,000 retained by government plus up to US$35,000 paid as agent commission. Additional dependants US$25,000–US$50,000 each. The cbi.gov.gd NTF webpage shows lower, stale figures (US$150,000/US$200,000) that are superseded by this circular.
Source · 2024-07-01
Approved real estateconfirmed
US$270,000 + US$50,000 government contribution
Applicants who want a qualifying real-estate asset alongside citizenship.
US$270,000 minimum in an approved project, plus a separate US$50,000 government contribution. Same per-dependant add-ons as the NTF route.
Source · 2024-07-01
Full fee stack
Every row carries a source URL, date, and confirmed/verifying status. Agent marketing fees are not government fees and are not invented here.
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| Item | Amount | Applies to | Source · date · status |
|---|---|---|---|
| NTF contribution floor (single applicant or family of up to 4) | $235,000 | Donation route — US$200,000 to government plus up to US$35,000 agent commission | Source · 2024-07-01confirmed |
| Approved real-estate floor (single applicant or family of up to 4) | $270,000 | Qualifying real estate in an approved project | Source · 2024-07-01confirmed |
| Government contribution (real-estate route) | $50,000 | Payable in addition to the real-estate investment | Source · 2024-07-01confirmed |
| Additional dependant contribution (each, beyond family of 4) | Each additional dependant +US$25,000 or +US$50,000 (band per circular) | Both routes — the circular states US$25,000/US$50,000 without publishing the band split; confirm the applicable band with the unit | Source · 2024-07-01verifying |
| Due diligence, government, and processing fees | See official schedule — not itemised in the circular checked this cycle | Per person; certificate and processing fees also apply | Source · 2026-08-09verifying |
All-in official fee estimate
Confirmed official fees (summed)
- NTF contribution floor (single applicant or family of up to 4): USD 235,000
USD 235,000
Unconfirmed items (not summed)
- Due diligence, government, and processing fees: See official schedule — not itemised in the circular checked this cycle
Official fees only, from the sourced fee stack. Agent fees not included. Confirm at the official source before acting. imagrenada.gd/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Update-to-Circular-No.-2-Minimum-Investment-Threshold-July-3-2024.pdf
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Application process
1. Authorised agent
File through authorised channels under CBI Grenada.
2. Diligence
Submit documents for due diligence review.
3. Investment
Complete the NTF contribution (US$235,000) or approved real-estate investment (US$270,000 + US$50,000 government contribution).
4. Citizenship documents
Certificates issue after approval.
Timeline: No dated official processing-time figure confirmed this cycle. Do not cite an unsourced timeline; re-check due Sep 1.verifying Source · 2026-08-09
Dependant cost matrix
Family of up to 4 (NTF)confirmed
US$235,000 total
US$200,000 to government plus up to US$35,000 agent commission, per IMA Circular No. 3 of 2024.
Source · 2024-07-01
Additional dependantsverifying
US$25,000–US$50,000 each
Applies beyond the family-of-4 band, on either the NTF or real-estate route. The circular does not publish which band (under-18 vs 18+) each figure applies to — kept verifying pending that split, consistent with the matching fee-stack row.
Source · 2024-07-01
Policy risk
Agencies often omit host-country visa pressure. We publish dated primary-source notes instead.
Fee schedule resolved 2026-08-09confirmed
The 2026-07-31 hold (cbi.gov.gd homepage showing US$150,000, conflicting with prior seed US$200,000) is resolved: IMA Circular No. 3 of 2024 (effective 1 July 2024) is the dated primary source confirming US$235,000 NTF / US$270,000 real estate. The cbi.gov.gd webpage figures are stale and should not be cited over the circular.
Source · 2024-07-01
US E-2 treaty angle is separate from CBI approvalverifying
Grenada's E-2 treaty relationship with the United States is a US immigration pathway that may become available to Grenada citizens who later qualify as treaty investors. CBI approval does not automatically grant an E-2 visa.
Source · 2026-08-09
Visa-waiver and EU scrutinyverifying
Caribbean CBI programmes face ongoing host-country scrutiny. Mobility claims must be dated.
Source · 2026-08-09
Mobility reality — Grenada
Use the pass2port Grenada Mobility Index for sourced visa-free counts with attribution.
View Grenada Mobility IndexCompare Caribbean CBI programs
Figures below come from pass2port's programme records (primary-sourced seed). Each cell carries the record's last-checked date — re-verify on the official unit site before acting.
2026 regional context — ECCIRA and the published US$200,000 floor, with operational dates marked verifying: Caribbean CBI / ECCIRA guide. Full five-column table: /compare/caribbean-cbi.
Saint Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment
- Donation min
- From $250,000
- Real estate min
- From $325,000
- Timeline
- ~4 mo
- Source · checked
- ciu.gov.kn · 2026-06-14
Grenada Citizenship by Investment
- Donation min
- From $235,000
- Real estate min
- From $270,000
- Timeline
- Not confirmed
- Source · checked
- IMA Grenada Circular No. 3 of 2024 · 2026-08-09
Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship by Investment
- Donation min
- From $230,000
- Real estate min
- From $300,000
- Timeline
- ~6 mo
- Source · checked
- cip.gov.ag · 2026-06-14
Saint Lucia Citizenship by Investment
- Donation min
- From $240,000
- Real estate min
- From $300,000
- Timeline
- ~4 mo
- Source · checked
- cipsaintlucia.com · 2026-06-14
Primary sources
Frequently asked questions
What is the Grenada NTF minimum?
US$235,000 for a single applicant or a family of up to 4 (US$200,000 to government plus up to US$35,000 agent commission), per IMA Circular No. 3 of 2024, effective 1 July 2024.
Does Grenada CBI give a US Green Card?
No. Any US E-2 discussion is a separate US visa category with its own rules after you hold qualifying nationality and meet treaty-investor tests.
Real-estate minimum?
US$270,000 in an approved project, plus a separate US$50,000 government contribution, per IMA Circular No. 3 of 2024.
Processing time?
Not yet confirmed on a dated primary source this cycle — verifying. Check back after the next re-verification pass.
What about additional dependants?
US$25,000–US$50,000 per additional dependant beyond the family-of-4 band, on either route, per the same circular.
Dual citizenship?
Seed records dual citizenship allowed; verify current law.
Visa-free travel?
See the Mobility Index — policy changes.
Why did the figures change from an earlier version of this page?
An earlier verification cycle found the cbi.gov.gd homepage showing US$150,000, which conflicted with prior data and was held back. That figure turned out to be stale — the dated IMA circular confirms US$235,000 as current.
Interview?
Confirm current practice on the official site — verifying.
Legal advice?
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