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Program comparison
Turkey vs Grenada
Compare Turkey and Grenada side by side: minimum investment, timeline, stay requirement and key benefits (2026).
Turkey
Türkiye grants citizenship to foreign investors who buy real estate worth at least USD 400,000 and keep it for three years, or who use one of six other...
- Program type
- Citizenship by investment
- Minimum real estate
- USD 400,000 (3-year no-sale annotation)
- Other routes
- USD 500,000 (deposit, bonds, funds, pension, fixed capital) or 50 jobs
- Processing time
- Usually 8-12 months end to end (not guaranteed)
- Visa-free travel
- 110+ countries (Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong)
- Language / residence requirement
- None (presence in the country required for biometrics)
Benefits
- The capital stays in an asset in your name: property can earn rent during the three years and be sold afterwards.
- Your spouse and children under 18 receive citizenship in the same application.
- No language exam and no minimum period of residence.
- Dual citizenship is allowed, and the citizenship is permanent and passes to your descendants.
- Türkiye is an E-2 treaty country with the United States (subject to the three-year domicile rule for investment citizens).
Grenada
Grenada stands out among Caribbean citizenship-by-investment countries for its US E-2 visa treaty.
- Program type
- Citizenship by investment (CBI)
- Minimum donation
- USD 235,000 (National Transformation Fund)
- Real estate option
- From USD 270,000
- Processing time
- Approximately 4-6 months
- Visa-free travel
- 140+ countries (UK, Schengen, China)
- Standout advantage
- US E-2 investor visa treaty
Benefits
- Visa-free travel to more than 140 countries, including the UK, the Schengen area, and China.
- Ability to set up a business and live in the US thanks to the E-2 treaty with the United States.
- No residence requirement in the country; the application can be completed entirely remotely.
- Spouse, children, parents, and grandparents can be included in the application.
- Dual citizenship is allowed; citizenship is passed on to future generations.
Cost comparison
Turkey
- Real estate investment
- From USD 400,000
- Deposit / bonds / funds / pension / fixed capital
- USD 500,000
- Title deed fee
- 4% of the declared price (2% buyer, 2% seller)
- Valuation, revolving-fund fee and DASK insurance
- Fixed fees, paid in Turkish lira
- Advisory and legal fees
- Based on route and family size
Grenada
- National Transformation Fund donation (single applicant)
- From USD 235,000
- Real estate investment
- From USD 270,000
- Government and due diligence fees
- Varies by applicant
- Advisory fee
- Based on family size
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