Constitution s.91 makes every person born in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines a citizen at the date of birth, whatever the parents' nationality or status, excepting only children of accredited envoys and of enemy aliens born in enemy-occupied territory. This is the standard OECS clause, near-identical to its six sibling constitutions.
A spouse of a national may register as a citizen.
A child of a Saint Vincent and the Grenadines parent is a national under the constitutional nationality framework and nationality statute.
Adults generally need about 7 years lawful residence before ordinary naturalization, plus character, language or integration, and other statutory conditions. Grant is discretionary under the nationality law.
estimated, not read from law — Residence floor modeled from the ordinary naturalization track in comparative nationality sources against the constitutional framework; case-check the current nationality statute for reductions and renunciation rules.
Where a licence connected to St. Vin. and Gren. can be exchanged, based on mapped official lists. Search every issuing country.
Licence issued in St. Vin. and Gren.
1 mapped destinationExchange normally requires residence in the destination and replaces the original licence. The official authority still decides validity, deadlines, classes, and any extra checks.