Can you keep your Grenada citizenship when you become a U.S. citizen?
Allowed
Yes, in general
Grenadian citizens who become U.S. citizens keep their Grenadian citizenship, since dual nationality is permitted.
What the law says
- Dual nationality has been permissible in Grenada since independence.
- Grenadian nationality can be acquired by birth, registration, or naturalisation.
- Citizens may voluntarily renounce Grenadian nationality only if they are legal adults and able to acquire another nationality, avoiding statelessness.
- Renunciation may not be accepted if Grenada is at war with the proposed new source of nationality.
“Dual nationality has been permissible since independence.”
What about the U.S. side?
The United States allows dual citizenship. At the oath ceremony you promise to renounce allegiance to other countries, but U.S. law does not make you formally give up your other passport. The question is only whether Grenada lets you keep yours.
Source: Grenadian nationality law (Wikipedia, summarized on 2026-11-11). Laws change — confirm with the Grenada embassy or consulate before your oath ceremony. This is not legal advice.
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