As of now, the CBI do not accept applications from the following places;

1. Iran

2. North Korea.

Applications are accepted from all other countries unless otherwise advised.

Dependent Children under 30 years old

Dependent Parents

Dependent Grandparents

Unmarried siblings over 18 years old without children.

No, there are no restrictions in Grenada for dual citizenship.

No, there is no need to visit Grenada to apply for the CBI program, the entire application process can be done remotely.

In this circumstance, the client will not be eligible to apply to the CBI Program until they have been granted a visa from that country. A visa denial from a country where Grenadian citizens do not have visa-free access, will not affect the applicant’s eligibility.

There are no requirements for any applicant to be enrolled in any educational institution.

Minors under the age of 12 are not required to provide an HIV test, provided that their biological mother has included a negative HIV test in the application package.

Yes, a newborn child can be added within 12 months after approval is granted.

Yes, these fees are non-refundable once an application is submitted.

In the case where IDs are not provided, an affidavit explaining the situation is required.

The government permits citizens who obtained CBI with real estate investment after May 2019 to sell that property/unit as a qualifying investment to new CBI applicants after holding that property/unit for five years.

Yes. The change is subject to a government administration fee of USD 20,000 before approval, and USD 50,000 after approval (but prior to issuance of citizenship documents).

Grenada citizens will obtain a CARICOM passport valid for a period of five years which can be renewed.

Yes.

Oath of Allegiance forms should be executed and submitted after receiving notice of approval from the CBI Office and should be sworn and signed before a Commissioner of Oaths or Notary Public authorized to do so in the country where the client undertakes the Oath.