Are there any restrictions on applicants who are in same sex-relationships? Do I have to be legally married to my partner in order for them to gain citizenship in Grenada? What happens in the case if the applicant is unmarried?
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Unfortunately and regrettably, Grenada’s legislation, like most of the countries in the Caribbean, does not recognize same-sex marriage, so there is no avenue to pursue that type of application even if the partners are unmarried.
Grenada law does not currently recognize same-sex marriages. The law defines marriage as between a man and a woman, and therefore, persons who do not fall within this definition of a dependent under the relevant legislation cannot apply together. If the applicant is unmarried, he or she can apply as a single applicant.
