New updates about the Grenada passport:
Grenada passport holders can enter the Schengen Area and stay for up to 90 days within 180 days. This duration is calculated using a rolling system, where the days spent in the Schengen Area over the past 180 days are taken into account. You cannot re-enter for a new 90-day period until enough days from your previous stay have passed to fall outside the 180-day window.
Grenada High Court Clarifies Spousal Citizenship Rights Under Section 98
Grenada’s High Court ruled that spouses of CBI citizens may register under Section 98 regardless of marriage timing. Analysis by NTL International.
Argentina Citizenship by Investment Program 2026: Investment Thresholds and Legal Framework
Argentina confirmed the investment thresholds for its new Citizenship by Investment Program on 2 October 2026, formalizing a legal framework built through 2025 decrees and positioning the country as South America’s first direct investment-to-citizenship pathway.
Turkish Citizenship by Investment Cancellation 2026: What 6,134 Cases Mean for Investors
Türkiye has canceled or withdrawn 6,134 investment citizenships, including 5,391 tied to fake appraisal reports. What Articles 31 and 32 mean for investors and families.
St. Kitts and Nevis Biometric Passport Fees: 10% Discount Through 31 December 2026
St. Kitts and Nevis reduces biometric enrollment and passport government fees by 10% through 31 December 2026, ahead of the mandatory 31 July 2027 deadline.
Latvia Cancels Real Estate Residency Route: 2026 Immigration Law Reform
Latvia’s real estate residency route was discontinued under a 2026 Immigration Law reform, effective 1 January 2027, alongside the bond and bank deposit routes.
