Q & A
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Where is Grenada?
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Grenada is an island country located in the West Indies, just North of South America. |
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Is Grenada a democracy?
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Yes, it is a parliamentary democracy with a prime minister, and a Constitutional Monarchy with King Charles as head of state, who is represented in Grenada by a Governor General. |
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Who in my family are eligible to apply along with me?
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Spouse, dependent children, dependent parents & unmarried siblings (with no children). Fees for family members will vary according to the number of family members included in your citizenship application. |
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Do I need to visit Grenada as part of the Citizenship application process?
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No. There is no mandatory requirement to visit Grenada before, during, or after the application process. |
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Do I need to renounce my current citizenship & passport to receive Grenada Citizenship?
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Grenada allows dual citizenship. But you must check to see if the country of which you are currently a citizen allows dual citizenship. If not, you will need to renounce your current passport. For example, if you are a citizen of India you will need to renounce your Indian passport & seek OCI of India. |
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How soon can I receive Grenada Citizenship?
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You can expect to receive a decision on your citizenship application within 60 business days of its submission (subject to a satisfactory due diligence check & the funds being invested). |
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What are the Residency Requirements upon becoming a citizen of Grenada?
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Unlike some other countries which require you to reside in that country for a minimum period annually to retain your residency, Grenada has NO MANDATORY RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT. Hence, you can retain your citizenship without ever residing in Grenada. |
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Can Grenada Citizenship be passed on to future generations?
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Yes. |
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What is the validity of a Grenadian passport?
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A Grenada passport is valid for 5 years, and easily renewable. |
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How can I be sure that my passport will be renewed upon expiry?
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Under Grenadian law, citizens are entitled to a passport. Hence, your passport cannot be refused to you, and will be renewed every 5 years. |