Investment Migration Agency (IMA) Grenada has shared a significant Update for Grenada Citizenship by Investment (CBI), on March 25 , 2024.
Nationals from:
1. Iran,
2. North Korea,
3. Russia,
4. Belarus,
5. Sudan,
6. Yemen and
7. Afghanistan
Will no longer be eligible to apply for CBI starting from April 1, 2024.
To learn about the Update for Grenada Citizenship by Investment program in Grenada, click here.
Are there any exceptions in the latest Update for Grenada Citizenship by Investment program?
Yes, there are exceptions for those holding the following nationalities:
1. Iran
2. Sudan
3. Yemen
4. Afghanistan
Nationals of the above listed are ineligible to apply for citizenship but may become eligible if:
? Migrated before adulthood AND
? Maintained permanent residency or a valid visa in a developed nation (Canada, UK, Schengen area, US, Australia, NZ, Saudi Arabia, UAE) for at least 10 years, AND
? Have no current economic ties to the restricted country,
? The ability of Due Diligence process in the country of birth, P.S Extra cost is required
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