Nigerians Lead Global Demand for Grenada Citizenship in 2025

Nigerians now hold the largest share of Grenada citizenship applications globally, according to latest Q4 2025 data.

Nigerian applicants leading Grenada citizenship by investment program rankings for global mobility.

More Nigerians are looking toward the Caribbean for global opportunities. Recent data shows that Nigeria has emerged as the top country applying for Grenada’s citizenship-by-investment program.

According to the Q4 2025 report from the Investment Migration Agency (IMA), Nigerians accounted for 16% of all applications. This makes Nigeria the largest group of applicants worldwide for the year.

China followed in second place with 12%, while Iraq, the United States, and Pakistan trailed behind. Other nations like Egypt, India, and the United Kingdom also showed steady interest in the program.

Why the High Interest?

The surge is largely driven by the unique benefits Grenada offers. For many Nigerians, the biggest draw is the E-2 Investor Visa. This specific visa allows Grenadian citizens to live and invest in the United States, a privilege not available to many other nationalities.

Beyond the U.S. connection, a Grenadian passport provides visa-free access to over 140 locations, including the UK and the Schengen Area.

The Numbers at a Glance

Between October and December 2025, the agency received 128 new applications. During the same period, 154 applications were approved, while only seven were denied. By the end of the year, over 1,100 people had successfully become new citizens of the Caribbean nation.

How the Program Works

There are two main ways to secure citizenship. The first is a contribution to the National Transformation Fund, starting at $150,000. The second involves investing at least $220,000 in government-approved real estate projects.

Applicants must be over 18, have a clean criminal record, and pass a thorough background check. Once submitted, the process is relatively fast, often taking between 90 to 120 days for approval.

For many Nigerian investors, this remains one of the most reliable routes to securing a "Plan B" and gaining global mobility for their families.

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