Grenada
Citizen By Investment Grenada
About Grenada
The Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program was initiated in 2013. Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme was established in August 2013, when the Grenadian legislature approved the Citizenship by Investment Act 2013. TEG Group was authorized informally to do so in 2015 by Grenada’s Government of Grenada to revitalize the program, improve it, and launch it across the world.
Citizen By Investment Grenada
Country Overview
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Country Information
Grenada is a stunning island that has a diverse, exotic topography, spectacular beaches and a chilly climate that is all year round. Sometimes referred to as “Spice Island” due to its mace and nutmeg crops, Grenada is an English-speaking Commonwealth country that is governed by the common law system of legality and a stable and stable government.
Population:
113,000
113,000
Languages:
English
English
Economy:
Tourism-based
Tourism-based
Currency:
Eastern Caribbean dollar
Eastern Caribbean dollar
Citizen By Investment Grenada
An Introduction to Grenada
Grenada gained its independence from Britain in 1974. It is now an integral part of the British Commonwealth. It has a tiny but open economy based on tourism. The principal crops it exports include nutmeg and mace. Grenada is the second largest producer of nutmeg, second only to Indonesia.
Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program Grenada Citizenship by Investment Program was launched in 2013 after the passage of the Citizenship by Investment Act, 2013. Grenadian passport holders are able to travel visa-free, or on visas at the time of arrival to 146 destinations like China and the UK as well as the European Schengen Area, as well as other important places for leisure and business. Grenada has the distinction of being the one Caribbean country that has citizenship programs that have the E-2 Investor Visa treaty with the USA that permits Grenadian citizens the option of applying for a visa to the USA for a visa that is non-immigrant.