Grenada, along with other former colonies of the United Kingdom, is now part of the Commonwealth. They became independent in 1974 though Queen Elizabeth II is their official head of state. The Governor General, appointed in London, is a representative of and relates directly to the monarch on matters affecting Grenada such as appointing ministers to the government following recommendations of a leader of the winning party.
Being part of the Commonwealth Grenadians can travel visa-free to the UK and stay here for up to 180 days in a row. Grenada passport, including the one granted through investment, guarantees preferential enrolment procedures for UK colleges and universities. Besides, every 6 months Grenada nationals can spend 90 days in any EU country.
Foreign investors often see their application for Grenada citizenship by investment as a first step to relocating to the UK.