Investment Options for the Grenada Second Passport
1. Real Estate Investment
With its economy shifting from agricultural-dominant to service-dominant, one of the most viable options for foreign nationals is an investment in a preapproved real estate project.
Mount Cinnamon
The Mount Cinnamon Resort is situated on a lush hillside almost two miles from the Grand Anse beach, a beach recognized by many as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Looking towards the historic capital of St. George’s, the resort sets the tone for an irresistibly elegant, yet intimate, relaxed beach hideaway.
An award-winning destination, Mount Cinnamon is the most successful development under Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Program, having attracted more than 80 percent of all investment applications.
Comprising of 22 gorgeous, privately owned villas on 23 acres of freehold land, Mount Cinnamon is currently adding 250 new residences as well as new luxury facilities thanks to the CBI Program. Investors may sojourn at the resort for a period of 10 days per calendar year.
Applicants must invest a minimum of US$350,000, which must be maintained for a minimum of four years. This reduced investment amount means our valued investors take on less risk. The minimum amount includes the main applicant, the main applicant’s spouse and two qualifying dependents.
An extra US$25,000 is required for each additional dependent. Note that where an application includes an eligible parent not exceeding the age of fifty-five years, an additional contribution of USD 50,000 will be required with the post-approval contribution.
Where an application includes an eligible sibling, an additional contribution of USD 75,000 will be required with the post-approval contribution.
The opportunity to own shares of Mount Cinnamon is an invitation to become a citizen of Grenada, begin a long and fruitful relationship with the island and its culture, and contribute to its future.
2. National Transformation Fund Donation
Applicants may donate a minimum of US$150,000 to Grenada’s National Transformation Fund. The minimum amount covers the main applicant only. For a family of up-to four people, the requirement is set at US$200,000. An extra donation of US$25,000 is required for each additional dependent.
Note that where an application includes an eligible parent not exceeding the age of fifty-five years, an additional contribution of USD 50,000 will be required with the post-approval contribution.
Where an application includes an eligible sibling, an additional contribution of USD 75,000 will be required with the post-approval contribution.
Permanent Residency Certificates
The permanent residence status has been removed entirely from the citizenship by investment process. As a result, the government has ceased issuing PR cards and certificates. Updates for an alternative form of national ID will be communicated when received.