Grenada: passport and taxes
A factual country brief: how strong the passport is, where it opens visa-free access, what the tax conditions are and what it takes to keep the status. How to obtain it and what it costs — on the program pages below.
Passport and travel freedom
| Passport power rank | 32 |
|---|---|
| Visa-free countries | 148 |
| Visa-free Schengen Area | Yes |
| Visa-free USA | No, eligible for the 10-year B-1/B-2 Visitor Visa and the 5-year E-2 Business Visa |
| Visa-free UK | Yes |
| Visa-free Australia | Yes, with an eTA |
| Visa-free Russia | Yes |
| Visa-free China | Yes |
| Right to live, study, and work in any EU country | No |
Taxes
| Personal Income Tax Rate | Up to 28% (on income exceeding XCD 24,000) |
|---|---|
| Corporate Tax Rate | 30% |
| Change of tax residency | After spending 183+ days a year in the country |
Status conditions and family
| Residing in the country after obtaining the status | Not required |
|---|---|
| Visit the country to submit biometrics | Not required |
| Participation of family members | Spouse, Children under 30, Parents, Siblings over 18 |
| Adding new family members | Allowed |
Programs in this country
Conditions to obtain and keep
The minimum investment in real estate is $270,000 if the investor buys a share in an approved tourism project. The minimum joint investment in this case must be $440,000.
The investor and family members over 17 must pass a mandatory interview.
Cases in this country
Citizenship of GrenadaCitizenship by Investment
Grenadian Citizenship for a UAE Resident — Muhammed’s Case from Dubai
Citizenship of GrenadaCitizenship by Investment
Grenada citizenship for a businessman from Pakistan
Citizenship of GrenadaCitizenship by Investment