Citizenship by Investment
The only Caribbean citizenship that opens the US E-2 Investor Visa — from USD 235,000, with no residency requirement and siblings, parents and grandparents all eligible.
Regulated by the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Act 2013 and its amendments — and alone among the Caribbean programs in opening a route to the United States.
Grenadian citizens can apply for a US E-2 Investor Visa — no other Caribbean CBI offers this. E-2 applicants must show three years' continuous residence in the qualifying country.
Visa-free, visa-on-arrival or ETA access to 145 jurisdictions, including the EU and UK, China, Russia, Hong Kong and Singapore.
Spouse, children under 30, parents and grandparents over 55, and dependent siblings aged 18 and above — a wider family than most programs allow.
You invest only once your application has conditional approval — never before the decision comes back.
The process is straightforward and typically takes around six months from start to passport.
Apply immediately — there is no residency to establish before, during or after the application.
No requirement to renounce your existing nationality; every advantage of holding more than one citizenship is available.
Applicants must be 18 or over, of good character, with a clean criminal record and a genuine willingness to meet the investment requirement.
From eligibility to passport issuance, the Bayat Group panel keeps every document, decision and milestone in one place — guided by Pathinnova AI and reviewed by our legal team.
A contribution to the National Transformation Fund, or an approved project taken whole or by the share. Choose the route, size it to your household, and the schedule below re-derives itself.
Select the clause that describes your investment. The fund contribution is spent; a project investment is an asset you hold for at least five years.
The main applicant and up to three dependents share one contribution — a fourth person costs no more than a second.
Dependents beyond the fourth person are priced at USD 25,000 — the rate for a child or a parent or grandparent over 55. A parent or grandparent under 55 is USD 50,000 and a dependent sibling is USD 75,000, so a household drawing on those relationships comes in above the figure shown. Per-person fees are quoted at the adult rate: processing is USD 500 rather than USD 1,500 for a person under 18, and due diligence and the oath apply from 17 and 18 respectively. The project routes also carry a USD 10,000 approved-project application fee, included above. Fees borne by the approved project rather than by you — due diligence on each developer and director, the start-date extension request, and the annual project administration fee — are excluded. A project investment must be retained five years. Figures are indicative, non-binding, and confirmed during due diligence.
Select a step to see what happens — and what Bayat Group handles for you.
Bayat Group's compliance team conducts an internal due diligence check — a background security screening of the applicant, preparation of KYC (Know Your Client) documentation, and a qualification assessment against the program's requirements.
Our concierge answers your Grenada questions in minutes — and when you are ready, it opens your application right where the conversation ends.
Sending opens your secure Bayat Group account, where an advisor picks the thread up.
Assessed against your own circumstances, in about five minutes.
A scripted example. Your own assessment is private, and takes about five minutes.
Assessment
40+ official programs, each with its own arithmetic. The assessment maps those rules to your situation in a short conversation and tells you where you actually stand.
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One address, one five-digit code. No password to invent, and nothing sent to you that you did not ask for.
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