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Passport Value Index

Grenada Passport Access in 2026

Grenada’s Citizenship by Investment Program leads to a passport providing access to 179 of the world’s 227 destinations. That’s 78.9% of all worldwide destinations. This represents access to 59.6% of global GDP and 79.4% of the world’s most visited travel destinations, based on international visitor arrivals.

Countries & Territories Breakdown

Grenadian passport holders can access a high percentage of the world. This access breaks down into four main categories.

• 117 destinations fully visa-free
• 25 with visa on arrival
• 4 with a simple electronic travel authorization (eTA)
• 33 with an eVisa – straightforward online access that most passport indices ignore.

That leaves just 48 destinations in the world that require a traditional visa application – the slow route of sending your passport away, booking appointments, or queuing at an embassy or visa center.

But counting destinations doesn’t give the full picture.

Why Visa-Free Counts Don’t Tell the Whole Story

For years, passport rankings have focused almost entirely on one metric: the number of destinations accessible without a visa.

At La Vida, we believe this only tells part of the story. Visa-free access to a small, underdeveloped island doesn’t offer the same practical value as access to major economies, financial centers and the world’s busiest travel destinations.

Most passport indices treat every destination equally. Whether it’s access to Spain, China or a tiny Pacific island, each counts as one point. In reality, the destinations a passport unlocks vary enormously in terms of business opportunities, travel demand and economic importance.

La Vida Measures Passport Value Differently

That’s why we developed the La Vida Passport Value Index. Our passport comparison tool is built for one purpose: helping people decide whether a second citizenship is worth the investment, and which program delivers the most value for their situation. Rather than simply counting destinations, our methodology weights each one according to:

• Its share of global GDP (World Bank)
• Its share of international visitor arrivals (UN World Tourism Organisation)

On that basis, a Grenada passport provides access to:

• $62.5 trillion of global GDP (59.6% of the world economy)
• 1,125.3 million international visitor arrivals (79.4% of worldwide travel)

In other words, the value of a Grenada passport lies not only in the number of destinations it reaches, but in the significance of those destinations.

(You can read exactly how we calculate these figures in our Passport Value Data and Methodology.)

Travel Value – Top Destinations by Visitors

A Grenada passport reaches most of the world’s most popular destinations including France, Spain, Italy and Turkey. Each bar shows that country’s share of worldwide international arrivals.

What this means

A Grenada passport provides access to destinations that account for close to four out of every five international leisure and business trips made worldwide.

Business Value – Top Destinations by GDP

Some of the largest economies by GDP that a Grenada passport grants access to are China, Germany, India, the UK and France. Each bar shows that country’s share of global GDP.

What this means

A Grenada passport reaches destinations responsible for almost 60% of global economic output, providing access to many of the world’s leading business and investment markets

La Vida’s Expert Insight

Grenada pairs two advantages few Caribbean programs offer together. Its passport reaches China – one of the largest economies in this report’s GDP data – and Grenadian citizens are separately eligible for the US E-2 Investor Treaty visa, which allows holders to live in the United States while operating a qualifying business there. For investors with US ambitions specifically, that combination is difficult to match elsewhere in the region.

For internationally mobile investors and entrepreneurs, the value of a passport often lies not in how many destinations it reaches, but whether it provides access to the destinations that matter most for business, family and lifestyle.

Why Passport Access Matters

A stronger passport can provide far more than easier travel. Depending on your objectives, improved international mobility may support:

• International business connection
• Family relocation planning
• Education opportunities
• Cross-border banking
• Property investment overseas
• Lifestyle flexibility
• Long-term geopolitical diversification
• Global tax efficiency

Discover How Grenada Compares With Your Current Passport

When choosing a citizenship by investment program, the fit between a second passport and your existing one is often overlooked. Your current passport already has its own visa access list – anything a second passport adds should complement those destinations. Doubling up on the same access offers no real benefit.

See what a Grenada passport would actually add for you. Our free Passport Value Report tool compares your current passport with Grenada (or any of the programs we offer) and shows the additional GDP access, travel access and destinations a second citizenship would bring – personalized to your passport, not a generic ranking. La Vida is the only consultancy offering this level of analysis, and the report is free.

Grenada Citizenship by Investment

Grenadian Citizenship is available through a government donation starting at $235,000 plus fees, or a government-approved real estate investment from $270,000 plus fees, which must be held for a minimum of four years. Dependent children and other eligible dependents up to age 30, and dependent parents aged 55 and over, can be included in the application.

La Vida offers over 18 residency and citizenship programs worldwide. We analyze not just visa-free travel, but the full picture – family eligibility, timescales, costs and long-term benefits – to identify the program that best fits your needs.

Read the full details of Grenada’s citizenship by investment program, or register with us to receive your free report and speak to an advisor.

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