Grenada Passport Renewal

How to Renew Your Grenada Passport: Step-by-Step Guide

Grenada passport renewal for CBI holders is a fully remote process — no travel to Grenada is required. Your licensed agent coordinates the entire procedure with Grenada's Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU).

Step 1 — Engage Your Licensed Agent (Week 1, Day 1)

Contact Mirabello Consultancy or your authorised Grenada CBI agent at least 6 months before your passport expiry date. We assess your renewal eligibility, confirm investment maintenance records, and provide a complete document checklist tailored to your circumstances.

Step 2 — Prepare and Apostille Documents (Week 1–2)

Gather all required documents. Any originals requiring apostilling (birth certificate, marriage certificate) should be processed through your local notary/apostille service. Your agent will advise on jurisdiction-specific requirements. Allow 5–10 business days for apostille processing.

Step 3 — Complete the Application Form (Week 2)

Your agent provides the current official Grenada Passport Application Form. Complete it accurately — errors or omissions are the most common cause of delays. Your agent reviews the form before submission.

Step 4 — Pay Government Fees (Week 2)

Renewal fees (USD 350 for adult CBI holder near expiry; USD 700 if renewing early) are paid to the Grenada CIU through your agent. Payment receipts are included in the submission package.

Step 5 — Submit to Grenada CIU (Week 2)

Your agent submits the complete application package to the Grenada CIU on your behalf. A submission reference number is provided for tracking.

Step 6 — Government Processing (4 Weeks)

Grenada's processing time was halved in 2025, now averaging just 4 weeks — the fastest among ECCIRA member states for renewal. During this period the CIU verifies documents and processes the new biometric passport.

Step 7 — Biometric Data (If Required)

If biometric data is required and not previously on file, your agent will arrange collection at an approved international biometric centre. This step is completed before or concurrent with application submission.

Step 8 — Passport Delivered (Week 5–6)

Your new Grenada biometric passport is despatched via international courier (approximately 3–7 business days) directly to your address anywhere in the world.

Renewing Multiple Family Passports

All dependants included in your original Grenada CBI application are entitled to renew their passports through the same process. Mirabello Consultancy handles family batch renewals, submitting all family members' applications simultaneously. Each member requires individual forms and photographs; processing is coordinated as a single managed file.

Lost or Expired Grenada Passports

• Lost or stolen passport: A local police report and sworn affidavit are required. Replacement follows a slightly different procedure from standard renewal — your agent will guide you.
• Severely expired passport: Your original Naturalisation Certificate is used as the primary identity document. Additional verification steps may apply.

The Unique Value of Your Grenada Passport

Grenada holds the only E-2 Investor Visa Treaty with the United States among all Caribbean CBI countries. This means Grenada passport holders can apply for a US E-2 business visa — a pathway unavailable to holders of any other Caribbean CBI passport. Renewing your Grenada passport preserves this exclusive access. Combined with 140 visa-free destinations including Schengen, UK, and China, a renewed Grenada passport is arguably the most versatile Caribbean investment passport available today.

Why Renew vs. Apply for New Citizenship?

Renewal costs approximately USD 1,000–1,500 (including all fees). By contrast, new Grenada citizenship starts at USD 235,000. Renewal is the clear choice for maintaining your existing status, travel benefits, and — critically — preserving your E-2 US treaty eligibility.

Grenada Passport Renewal FAQ

How long does it take to renew a Grenada CBI passport in 2026?

Grenada's government processing time is approximately 4 weeks — the processing time was halved in 2025. Add 2 weeks for document preparation. Total time from start to receiving your new passport: approximately 6 weeks.

Can I renew my Grenada passport without going to Grenada?

Yes. Renewal is entirely remote. Your licensed agent submits documents to the Grenada CIU on your behalf. The new passport is delivered by international courier to your address.

What is the Grenada CBI passport renewal fee?

The government renewal fee is USD 350 per adult (passport near expiry) or USD 700 (early renewal with validity remaining). Including legal/agent fees (~$455) and courier (~$200), total cost is approximately USD 1,005–1,355.

Does a renewed Grenada passport still have E-2 US treaty access?

Yes. The E-2 treaty is tied to Grenada citizenship, not the passport document. Upon renewal, all travel privileges — including E-2 eligibility — are fully maintained.

Is Grenada ECCIRA-compliant for passport renewals?

Yes. Grenada is the headquarters nation of ECCIRA (established December 2025) and maintains the highest due diligence standards for all renewals.

How many visa-free countries does a Grenada passport access?

140 countries visa-free or on arrival, including Schengen Area, UK, China, and Hong Kong. This benefit is preserved upon renewal.

Ready to Renew Your Grenada Passport?

Mirabello Consultancy manages Grenada passport renewals from start to finish with zero hassle to you. With 1,500+ renewal cases completed at a 99% approval rate, we are one of the most trusted names in CBI passport renewal.

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