Education
Schools teach in English under a British-style curriculum, and the island hosts a campus of St. George's University, one of the Caribbean's best-known medical and veterinary schools.
The Caribbean
Grenada
Citizenship by investment, including the route to a U.S. E-2 investor visa
Country overview
Grenada is the only Caribbean country whose citizenship opens the door to the U.S. E-2 investor visa, which makes its programme stand out for families planning to do business in the United States.
Applicants invest either in the national transformation fund or in an approved hotel or resort project, and the whole family can be included in a single application.
We structure the case around your wider plan, prepare the due-diligence documentation, and coordinate with the licensed agent so the timeline stays predictable.
Country at a glance
- Capital
- St. George's
- Population
- 125,000
- Languages
- English
- Currency
- East Caribbean dollar
Life in Grenada
Education, economy, healthcare, and everyday life
Grenada is the Isle of Spice: a small, safe Caribbean nation whose citizenship programme is the only one in the region that opens the door to the U.S. E-2 investor visa.
Economy and jobs
Tourism, nutmeg and cocoa exports, and education services anchor the economy, while the citizenship programme funds tourism and infrastructure projects.
Healthcare
A general hospital and health centres across the island provide public care, with private clinics in St. George's and air ambulance links to Trinidad for complex cases.
Quality of life
Spice markets, rainforest trails, and unspoiled beaches shape daily life, and the island's low crime rate makes it a comfortable base for families.
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