US E-2 treaty eligibility after three years of residence in Grenada, unique among Caribbean citizenship programs
Grenada
Grenada is the only Caribbean citizenship country with a US E-2 treaty, which makes it a route to American business residence as well as a second passport.
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Why Grenada?
Grenada has been independent since 1974 and has run a stable tourism economy since. Grand Anse Beach, the Underwater Sculpture Park, and St George's carry the visitor side. The citizenship program carries the investment side and the E-2 treaty makes it distinct from its neighbors.
No income, wealth, or inheritance tax for residents
An agricultural sector with real export value, particularly nutmeg and other spices
Tourism with room to grow
Grenada's tourism has grown steadily rather than explosively, which has left genuine opportunity in hospitality. Government incentives and a stable economy support it.
Real estate that behaves like real estate
Demand across tourism and residential property is real rather than speculative, supported by policy that has stayed consistent.
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