Grenada Citizenship by Birthright (2025)
What is Citizenship by Birthright in Grenada?
Grenada follows the **jus soli** principle, meaning that **any child born on Grenadian soil automatically acquires citizenship**, regardless of their parents' nationality.
However, children born to **foreign diplomats** or nationals of countries at war with Grenada **are not eligible** for automatic citizenship.
Requirements for Grenada Citizenship by Birthright (2025)
- Born **within Grenada’s national territory**.
- Children born on **Grenadian-registered ships or aircraft** also qualify.
- Excludes children born to **foreign diplomats** or individuals from enemy nations.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Can parents obtain Grenadian citizenship through their child?
No, parents of a child born in Grenada do **not** automatically receive citizenship. However, they may apply for residency and later qualify for naturalization.
2. Does Grenada allow dual citizenship?
Yes, Grenada allows **dual citizenship**, meaning individuals can retain their original nationality while being recognized as Grenadian citizens.
3. How do I register a child born abroad with Grenadian ancestry?
Parents must register the child at a **Grenadian consulate** to obtain nationality recognition.
4. What documents are needed for birth registration in Grenada?
A hospital birth certificate, parents' identification, and proof of residence are typically required to register the child in Grenada’s civil registry.