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.
The Happiest Place on Earth is Still CORONA-FREE
In light of the widespread and rapid of the Corona epidemic Covid-19 worldwide, people are increasingly searching for a safe place to protect themselves and their families.
Grenada opens its consulate in Dubai – UAE
Grenada opens its consulate in the United Arab Emirates, and Ms. Rose Ann Benjamin became the Consul General in it, knowing that this consulate is not the only Grenada consular office in the region, but the services provided may differ from one office to another.
Corona changes the way to apply for citizenship in Grenada
The Citizenship by Investment Unit in Grenada has decided to suspend the receipt of hard copies of files from the date of Friday 20 March 2020 until further notice or until the implementation of the CBI Management Online Information System platform.
Limited Offer from Antigua & Barbuda to add children
The new limited–time offer is to allow adding dependent children under the age of 18 years to the family’s previously approved application and to approve the reduction of fees for adding these dependents
Dominica imposes conditions on three countries for its citizenship … Get to know them
Important changes on the Dominica’s program for citizenship by investment. As the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Unit took stricter measures came into effect last month regarding the citizenship by investment program in Dominica, made substantial changes to the program which will have an effect on citizens of Iran, North Korea, and Sudan.