Is Grenada citizenship a full real citizenship?

[Nivis]

Is there a way to prove legally that Grenada citizenship by investment is not 100% similar to locally born Grenada nationals? It requires to keep investments otherwise it shall be revoked....are there any other legal differences?

 

[JohnnyDoe]

Citizenship is citizenship, the only difference is that it can be revoked if you are a bad boy.

 

[Allisgood]

If you become naturalised, and then you have kids later, I think you need to pay a few thousand k$ for those kids to get the citizenship as well. While if you are born to citizens by descent that is not the case. So that’s one difference.

 

[Henn and Rich]

you have the same rights as another other citizen, just you cannot vote or hold public office.

 

[AsDeepAsIGetLost]

you have the same rights as another other citizen, just you cannot vote or hold public office.

Oh Really I didn't know that before Is it written in the Citizenship Act of the Country ? ( If you don't mind sharing )

 

[daniels27]

Oh Really I didn't know that before Is it written in the Citizenship Act of the Country ? ( If you don't mind sharing )

No, it is not. Only Vanuatu, Antigua & Barbuda and St. Kitts and Nevis restrict voting rights. You have a full citizenship.

https://grenadaparliament.gd/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Cap54-CITIZENSHIP-ACT.pdfhttps://best-citizenships.com/2021/05/05/best-citizenship-by-investment-rankings-for-2021/

 

[Watchingtheweasels]

If I recall correctly, what is currently out there is verison 2.0 of the Grenada CBI. At some point in the past, they offered CBI and ended the program. After ending the program, I think people who had gone through version 1.0 of it had difficulty getting their passports renewed. It's been a long time so I don't remember all the details, but perhaps someone remembers them better than I do.