Grenada visas
Grenada runs its citizenship-by-investment programme through the Investment Migration Agency, with a National Transformation Fund option and approved real estate, plus ordinary work permits and permanent residence. Grenada is the only Caribbean CBI state whose citizens can apply for the United States E-2 treaty investor visa. It is bound by the 2024 CARICOM agreement.
4 routes · 3 without a sponsor · 3 lead to settlement
Official portal
Primary source
Investment Migration Agency ↗ · Investment Migration Agency (Grenada)
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Regulators of immigration advice
- Investment Migration Agency (Authorised Agents) (IMA) — The IMA licenses and supervises Authorised Agents; citizenship-by-investment applications must be filed through a government-licensed agent. There is no separate immigration-adviser regulator.
Visa routes (4)
Grenada CBI - National Transformation Fund
For people who want citizenship of Grenada by making a one-time, non-refundable contribution to a national fund, rather than buying property. This is Grenada's main donation route.
No sponsor needed · Leads to settlement · Last reviewed 10 July 2026
Grenada CBI - Approved Real Estate
For people who would rather own an asset than donate: you buy into a government-approved property development in Grenada and, in return, you and your family can apply for citizenship.
No sponsor needed · Leads to settlement · Last reviewed 10 July 2026
Grenada Work Permit
For people who have a job offer in Grenada. The Ministry of Labour administers the work-permit system; the permit is separate from citizenship by investment.
Sponsor required · Non-settlement · Last reviewed 10 July 2026
Grenada Permanent Residence
For people who want to settle long-term in Grenada through the ordinary residence rules - for example after several years of living there, or through marriage to a citizen - rather than through investment.
No sponsor needed · Leads to settlement · Last reviewed 1 June 2026
Frequently asked questions
How many visa routes does Grenada have?+
We cover 4 Grenada visa routes in these categories: citizenship by investment, sponsored work, and general residence. Each one links to its primary government source and carries a last-reviewed date.
Which Grenada visas do not need an employer sponsor?+
3 of the 4 Grenada routes we cover can be pursued without an employer sponsor, which helps if you do not have a job offer yet. The remaining 1 are employer-sponsored.
Which Grenada visas lead to permanent residence?+
3 of the 4 routes can lead to settlement or permanent residence; the others are temporary. Open each route for its settlement detail and qualifying period.
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