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Citizenship · CaribbeanGrenada Economic Citizenship Programme (Closed 2001)
Grenada closed its first economic citizenship programme in 2001 after concern about who had bought passports. A new programme opened in 2013.
Decision summary
- Minimum investment
- Not applicable — closed. The former contribution was about USD 40,000.
- Important restrictions
- Closed in 2001.
- Program status
- Closed
Overview
Grenada's first programme, from the late 1990s, granted citizenship for a contribution of about USD 40,000.
It was closed in 2001 after the September 2001 attacks, as other countries raised concerns that people with criminal records had bought citizenship.
Grenada opened a new citizenship by investment programme in 2013, which we cover separately.
Investment pathways
- Investment pathway
- Closed. The former programme granted citizenship for a contribution.
- Minimum investment
- Not applicable — closed. The former contribution was about USD 40,000.
Considerations, limitations and risks
Important restrictions
Closed in 2001.
- This program no longer accepts new applications; it is shown for reference only.
- Former requirements are historical and must not be relied on for a new application.
- People who obtained status under the program should take advice on their own position.
Status and authority
- Operational status
- Closed
- Official government authority
- Government of Grenada
Programme rules change; your advisor confirms every figure before you commit.
Frequently asked questions
Is Grenada's current programme the same?
No. The 2001 programme closed; the current one opened in 2013 with new rules and due diligence.
Can I still apply?
No. The program is closed to new applicants. Speak to us about the open alternatives.
Discuss Grenada with an advisor.
Share your objectives in confidence. An advisor will outline the options that may be relevant to your family and circumstances.