GRENADA
General: Governed by the 1974 Constitution and the Grenada Citizenship Act.
By Birth: A child born in Grenada on/after February 6, 1974 is a citizen regardless of parents' nationality, except children of certain diplomatic personnel (and children of unknown parents found in Grenada are also granted citizenship).
By Descent: A person born abroad on/after February 6, 1974, with at least one Grenadian parent, is entitled to citizenship by descent; formal registration is used to confirm this status.
By Registration: Available to (a) a foreign spouse who marries a Grenadian citizen; (b) minors legally adopted by a Grenadian citizen; (c) certain historic pre-independence categories (persons who were UK & Colonies citizens with Grenada ties, and spouses married before Feb 6, 1974).
By Naturalization: Requires roughly 6–7 years of residence — commonly cited as 7 years for applicants from non-Caribbean countries or 4 years for applicants from Caribbean countries, plus the 12 months immediately preceding application, good character, and intent to reside. A Citizenship by Investment Programme (from ~US$235,000 donation, or ~US$270,000+ real estate) provides an accelerated route with no residency requirement.
Dual Citizenship: Fully recognized; no renunciation required for any route, including CBI.
Loss of Citizenship – Voluntary: Renunciation permitted through formal application to the Department of Home Affairs.
Loss of Citizenship – Involuntary: Citizenship (particularly naturalized/registered, including CBI) can be revoked in exceptional cases — fraud or misrepresentation in the application, or actions prejudicial to public safety, order, or the security of Grenada.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION
Applicant's original birth certificate and valid US passport.
Birth certificate of the Grenadian parent(s) establishing the parental bloodline claim.
Parental marriage certificates (if applicable).
Certified passport photos and a clean state or federal background check.
Form Download: Applications must be processed via physical embassy filings. The official structural template can be verified through the Embassy of Grenada Citizenship Guidelines and the Grenada Consular Passport Document framework.
Serving The Countries of CARICOM: Antigua and Barbuda, The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, The Commonwealth of Dominica, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Montserrat, Saint Lucia, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Vincent & Grenadines, Suriname and Trinidad and Tobago.