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Grenada offers a simple way of life, warm people and untouched beauty to the people residing there. Also known as the “Spice Isle”, the country is home to several hills and plantations, especially nutmeg. The country offers a peaceful standard of living and has recently opened up to new citizenship programs as well. In order to become a citizen of Grenada, a certain investment must be made in the country in terms of a donation to the government or a real estate project approved by them. Once the investor obtains the Grenada passport, he/she can live, study, work, and travel without any restriction in the country. The new citizen of Grenada is not required to renounce his/her prior citizenship which is important to many investors.

Antigua and Barbuda is a beautiful island country to reside in with its reef-lined beaches and rainforests. In order to receive the Antigua and Barbuda Citizenship, applicants are required to make a set of economic aid to the country. An Antigua passport is considered among the strongest in the Caribbean. There is a favorable tax system in the country with its citizens free from paying both real estate and capital gains taxes.

Highly influential in ancient times, Greece is still popular for its rich history and culture. From picturesque buildings of Santorini to party resorts of Mynoko, there is something for everyone in this country. A PR by investment in Greece is comparatively cheaper than many other European countries. A minimum investment of EUR 250,000 (including joint investments) is all that is required for the Greece PR program.

The Commonwealth of Dominica is one of the most breathtaking islands in the Caribbean. The country holds name for being one of the best places for high standards of living and also having the lowest crime rates in the region. Apart from some basic requirements to avail of the country’s citizenship, it requires a certain economic investment to be made in the country. The country is politically and economically stable and its culture is a wonderful blend of English, French, African and Caribbean cultures. The Commonwealth of Dominica citizenship by investment program has no requirements for age, language, business experience, or education, and there is no mandatory interview.