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GrenadaBusiness Visa
Visa for attending meetings, conferences, exploring investment opportunities, and conducting trade negotiations in Grenada without local employment.
GrenadaCARICOM Skills Certificate
The CARICOM Skills Certificate (formally known as the Certificate of Recognition of Caribbean Community Skills Qualification) is a mechanism under the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME) that allows qualified CARICOM nationals to work and reside in Grenada without the need for a standard work permit.
GrenadaCBI-NTF — Citizenship by Investment - National Transformation Fund
Grants Grenadian citizenship via a US$235,000+ non-refundable donation to the National Transformation Fund, with no residency requirement and E-2 access to the US.
GrenadaCBI-RE — Citizenship by Investment - Real Estate
Direct Grenadian citizenship for investors of USD 270,000+ in a government-approved real-estate project, held 5 years — no residency required.
GrenadaCitizenship by Marriage (Registration)
Grenadian citizenship available to foreign spouses of Grenadian citizens after at least one year of legal marriage, obtained through registration rather than naturalisation.
GrenadaCitizenship by Naturalisation
Grenadian citizenship for foreign nationals who have resided in Grenada for seven continuous years (four for Caribbean nationals) including 12 months immediately before application.
GrenadaDependent Visa
Visa for legally married spouses and unmarried dependent children of work permit or residence permit holders, aligned with the primary applicant's permit validity.
GrenadaDigital Nomad Visa (Remote Employment Act Visa)
12-month visa for remote workers earning at least EC$100,000 annually from clients or employers outside Grenada, renewable for an additional year.
GrenadaDiplomatic/Official Visa
Fee-free travel document for diplomats, government officials, and international organization representatives visiting Grenada on official state business.
GrenadaPermanent Residence Permit
Indefinite residence authorisation for foreign nationals who have lawfully resided in Grenada for at least two of the preceding three years, renewable every five years.
GrenadaStudent Visa
Visa for foreign nationals enrolled full-time at an accredited Grenadian educational institution such as St. George's University, with limited work rights.
GrenadaTourist Visa
Short-term visa for leisure travel, sightseeing, and family visits to Grenada, valid for up to 90 days with possible extension.
GrenadaWork Permit
Employer-sponsored permit authorising foreign nationals to work in Grenada, issued by the Ministry of Labour for up to one year and renewable annually.