Grenada Passport Price 2026: Every Fee, Single to Family of Six

Reviewed by Jane Katkova, Founder & Licensed CICC Consultant· Last updated: September 2026

The Grenada passport price starts from the US$235,000 minimum contribution and totals about US$244,000 for a single applicant or US$257,000 for a family of four once government fees are added. The contribution and most government fees are non-refundable.

Grenada citizenship cost: fees and key figures (2026)

• NTF Contribution of US$235,000. single or family of up to four; +US$25,000 per extra dependant
• Real Estate at US$270,000 or US$350,000. shared or sole ownership, plus US$50,000 government contribution; hold 5 years
• US$1,500 Application Fee per Person. every applicant, any age
• US$5,000 Due Diligence per Person 17+. none under 17
• US$1,500 Processing Fee per Person. US$500 under 18
• US$1,000 Interview Fee per Person 17+. mandatory interview under ECCIRA
• Nothing Refundable After Approval. the contribution is paid only after approval in principle
• 7-Month Average Timeline. range 4–9

Grenada CBI investment options and government fees

The government fees below apply on both routes. Passport fees are separate and small; our professional fees are quoted in writing before you engage us.

National Transformation Fund (NTF): US$235,000

• Covers: Main applicant alone, or main applicant plus up to three dependants. +US$25,000 for each dependant beyond four
• Holding: None
• Best for: Lowest total cost; the route most of our clients take

Paid after approval in principle. Non-refundable.

Real estate, shared ownership: US$270,000 + US$50,000

• Covers: Main applicant plus up to three dependants; the US$50,000 goes to the government and is not returned
• Holding: 5 years, then resale permitted
• Best for: Investors who want a resaleable asset and accept resort-market and liquidity risk

Purchase price recoverable on resale; government contribution and all fees are not.

Real estate, sole ownership: US$350,000 + US$50,000

• Covers: As above, for a whole unit rather than a share
• Holding: 5 years
• Best for: Buyers who want to use or let the property

Developer closing costs, annual maintenance and local property charges are extra.

Government fees on every route: application US$1,500 per person; due diligence US$5,000 per person aged 17+; processing US$1,500 per person (US$500 under 18); interview US$1,000 per person aged 17+. Figures verified 27 September 2026.

Grenada passport price: worked examples, NTF route

Government figures only. Add passport fees and our professional fees. Children are assumed under 17 (no due diligence or interview fee) and under 18 (US$500 processing).

For comparison, a single applicant on shared real estate pays about US$329,000 (US$270,000 + US$50,000 + US$9,000 fees) and a family of four about US$342,000; the US$270,000 purchase is recoverable after five years, the rest is not.

Grenada CBI refund rules, payment timing and additional costs

Refunds. Application, due diligence, processing and interview fees are paid on submission and are not returned if the application is refused or withdrawn. The NTF contribution is paid only after approval in principle, so a refused applicant never pays it, but once paid it is not returned. On the real estate route the US$50,000 government contribution is likewise non-refundable; the property itself can be sold after five years, in a market where the buyer is usually another CBI applicant.

Timing. Government fees at filing; contribution or property closing within the window set in the approval letter, typically 30 to 90 days; passport fees on issue. Real estate purchase money goes into escrow under ECCIRA rules, not to the developer directly.

Beyond the schedule. Budget for police certificates, medicals, certified translations and notarisation (a few thousand dollars for a family), courier costs, and the trips required by the 30-day presence rule, which applies to files lodged from April–June 2026. Our professional fee covers eligibility screening, the source-of-funds file, the licensed local agent, interview preparation and passport delivery; we quote it in writing and it does not change mid-file. We do not take undisclosed commissions from developers.

Cost against the region. Grenada requires a lower investment than St Kitts and Nevis (US$250,000 SISC plus US$10,000 due diligence for the principal) and a higher one than Dominica (US$200,000 single, US$250,000 family of four). Only Grenada carries the E-2 treaty and visa-free China, and those two features account for the price difference.

Grenada passport price for US and Canadian applicants

For US and Canadian citizens

Treat the US$244,000 or US$257,000 as the cost of a contingency citizenship, not an investment: the NTF route returns nothing and the real estate route returns the purchase price at best. It does not reduce a US citizen's tax bill or a Canadian resident's, and a Grenadian account is reported to the IRS under FATCA. Compare it against what a second passport for your children is worth to you.

For US and Canada residents on another passport

The number to compare is what you spend today on visas, refused trips and time: for a family that travels to Europe, the UK and Asia twice a year, US$257,000 secures visa-free travel to those destinations permanently. If your own nationality has no US treaty, add the E-2 option, but do not factor it into the price unless you are prepared to establish domicile in Grenada and invest in a US business on top. Source of funds must be shown for every dollar, including the fees.

Request a written cost estimate for your family

Tell us who is on the application and their ages. We send a line-by-line estimate covering government fees, our fee and the third-party costs, and hold it for 30 days. Book a consultation.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Grenada passport price for a single applicant?

About US$244,000 in government money on the National Transformation Fund route: the US$235,000 contribution plus US$1,500 application, US$5,000 due diligence, US$1,500 processing and US$1,000 interview fees. Passport fees and our professional fee are extra. On the real estate route a single applicant pays about US$329,000, of which the US$270,000 purchase is recoverable after five years.

How much does it cost to add a fifth or sixth family member?

Each dependant beyond four adds US$25,000 to the NTF contribution plus US$1,500 application and US$1,500 processing fees; adults aged 17 and over also pay US$5,000 due diligence and US$1,000 interview fees. A parent aged 55+ therefore costs about US$34,000; a child under 17 about US$27,500. The real estate minimum does not rise, but the same fees apply.

Is any of the Grenada citizenship cost refundable?

Government fees paid at filing are not refundable, whatever the outcome. The NTF contribution is only requested after approval in principle, so a refused applicant does not lose it, but it is never returned once paid. On the real estate route the US$50,000 government contribution is non-refundable and the property can be resold after five years, usually to another CBI buyer.

Can I pay the Grenada contribution in instalments?

No. The NTF contribution is paid in full within the window stated in the approval letter, typically 30 to 90 days, and the government fees are paid in full on submission. Real estate purchases follow the developer's payment schedule through an escrow account under ECCIRA rules. We tell clients to have the full amount liquid and documented before we file.

This guide is part of our Grenada citizenship by investment overview.

Official sources and references

1. Investment Migration Agency Grenada