This article focuses on economy and investment — a key aspect of Grenada.
- The country gained independence in 1974 and enjoys political stability.
- Grenada is the world's second-largest producer of nutmeg.
- A warm tropical climate year-round suits both holidays and relocation.
Citizenship-programme revenue helps fund infrastructure.
St. George's University contributes significantly to the local economy.
Economy and investment
The government invests in renewable energy and digital infrastructure.
The business environment is friendly to international investors.
Grenada's economy rests on tourism, spice agriculture, education and CBI revenue.
Key details
Grenada's CBI is often compared with other Caribbean programmes on cost and benefits.
- Work with a licensed agent to prepare a compliant application.
- Policy and thresholds can change, so verify the latest details.
- Grenada has run a citizenship-by-investment programme since 2013.
- The National Transformation Fund route requires a donation from about USD 200,000 for a family.
- The real-estate route starts from around USD 220,000 in approved shared projects.
Important notes
Grenada is safe and peaceful with low crime.
The tropical climate is warm and sunny year-round.
The island suits retirees and families seeking a relaxed life.
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