Grenada
Americas
Key facts
- Capital
- St. George's
- Population
- 117,303
- 2025
- Area
- 344 km²
- Official language
- English
- Currency
- East Caribbean Dollar
- XCD
- GDP per capita
- US$12,107
- 2025
- Dual citizenship
- Allowed
- Grenada allows dual citizenship; applicants do not need to renounce any other citizenship or passport to become Grenadian.
Grenada (Americas) has data on 12/14 Prosperous Intelligence indices. Strongest relative position: Investment Migration ROI — #1/50 (100.0/100). Lowest relative position: Healthcare Index — #111/192 (53.3/100). The passport ranks #33/198 and reaches 154 destinations without a consular visa in advance. Global Citizenship Score 66.2/100 (#69/199). On the entry side, 124/197 passports can enter Grenada without a consular visa in advance. The dataset records 1 active citizenship and residence programmes in Grenada.
Scores on 12 indices
- Health & Longevity53.3
- Safety & Stability81.2
- Economy & Income76.3
- Education66.3
- Environment & Clean Water83.5
- Infrastructure76.7
- Digital Connectivity55.1
- Equality29.3
- Learning Quality37.2
- Educational Attainment76.8
- Expected Years of Schooling90.7
- Education Spending69.8
- Basic Access72.1
- Violent Crime70.5
- Stability & Absence of Terrorism95.5
- Law Enforcement & Order66.5
- Road Safety82.3
- Absence of Armed Conflict100.0
- Health Outcomes77.6
- Coverage & Access90.9
- Health Workforce & Facilities29.3
- Spending & Investment13.5
- Financial Protection33.9
- Personal Income Tax82.0
- Capital Gains & Dividends100.0
- System & Incentives90.0
- Net Wealth Tax100.0
- Inheritance & Gift Tax100.0
- Corporate & Social Security44.0
- Rule of Law & Property Rights62.4
- Political Stability95.5
- Institutions & Regulation50.5
- Financial Soundness72.0
- Monetary Stability100.0
- Freedom of Capital Movement65.0
- Education66.3
- Healthcare53.3
- Safety81.2
- Quality of Life65.6
- Cost of living70.3
- Passport70.7
- Passport70.7
- Quality of Life65.6
- Safety81.2
- Healthcare53.3
- Purchasing power & price stability36.0
- Education66.3
- Wealth Protection72.9
- Tax87.4
- Cost of living70.3
- Healthcare53.3
- Safety81.2
- Quality of Life65.6
- Tax87.4
- Wealth Protection72.9
- Affordable Prices57.6
- Price Stability100.0
- Purchasing power20.0
At a glance
Entering Grenada
- Visa-free: 112 passports
- Visa on arrival: 12 passports
- eTA: 0 passports
- e-Visa: 0 passports
- Consular visa required: 73 passports
Regional position and data sources
- First in Americas on 1/12 indices: Investment Migration ROI
- Above the regional median on 10/12 indices
- Each index lists its source and data date on the Data sources page
Citizenship and residence programmes in the dataset
- Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme
Frequently asked questions about Grenada
What is the capital of Grenada?
The capital of Grenada is St. George's.
What is the population of Grenada?
According to the World Bank, Grenada had a population of 117,303 in 2025.
What is the official language of Grenada?
The official language of Grenada is English.
What currency does Grenada use?
Grenada uses the East Caribbean Dollar (XCD).
Does Grenada allow dual citizenship?
Grenada allows dual citizenship; applicants do not need to renounce any other citizenship or passport to become Grenadian.
How strong is the Grenada passport?
The Grenada passport ranks #33 of 198 on Prosperous Intelligence’s Passport Index and reaches 154 destinations without applying for a consular visa in advance (visa-free, visa on arrival or eTA).
How many destinations require a visa for Grenada passport holders?
Holders of the Grenada passport must apply for a consular visa before travelling to 46 destinations and need an e-Visa for 47. Full list: Grenada passport page.
How many passports can enter Grenada without applying for a visa in advance?
124 of 197 passports can enter Grenada without applying for a consular visa in advance: 112 visa-free and 12 with a visa on arrival. 73 must apply for a consular visa.
What citizenship and residency programmes does Grenada offer?
The Prosperous Intelligence dataset records 1 active citizenship or residency programme in Grenada: Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme. Details: Opportunity Map.
What is the minimum investment for residency or citizenship in Grenada?
In Grenada, Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme requires a minimum investment starting from US$235,000 (reference USD conversion).
How long does an application take in Grenada?
In Grenada, an application under Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme takes about 3–4 months (reference processing time).
How long does it take to become a citizen of Grenada through these programmes?
Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme grants citizenship directly (reference time).
How many days a year do you need to spend in Grenada?
In Grenada, Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme requires 0 days of physical presence a year (reference figure).
Can family members join programmes in Grenada?
Grenada Citizenship by Investment Programme can include spouse, children under 30, parents aged 55+ and siblings.
Where is Grenada strongest and weakest in Prosperous Intelligence’s indices?
Relative to other countries, Grenada is strongest on the Investment Migration ROI (#1 of 50) and weakest on the Healthcare Index (#111 of 192).
How does Grenada rank for quality of life?
Grenada scores 65.6/100 on Prosperous Intelligence’s Quality of Life Index, ranking #107 of 211.
Is Grenada expensive to live in?
Grenada scores 70.3/100 on Prosperous Intelligence’s Cost of Living Index, ranking #96 of 200. This is the affordability-of-living-costs score: a higher score means lower prices.
How safe is Grenada?
Grenada scores 81.2/100 on Prosperous Intelligence’s Global Safety Index, ranking #66 of 203.
How does Grenada rank for healthcare?
Grenada scores 53.3/100 on Prosperous Intelligence’s Healthcare Index, ranking #111 of 192.
How does Grenada rank for education?
Grenada scores 66.3/100 on Prosperous Intelligence’s Education Index, ranking #82 of 191.
What the profile contains
- Key facts from government and international sources
- Scores and global ranks on 12 Prosperous Intelligence indices
- Entry rules, passport strength and residency programmes
Why the profile matters
- Compare one country across many criteria on a single page
- Not a substitute for legal, tax or investment advice
Method
- How each index is scored and weighted
- The limits of the data and how to check official sources
