This article focuses on economy and investment — a key aspect of Grenada.
- Grenada is the world's second-largest producer of nutmeg.
- A warm tropical climate year-round suits both holidays and relocation.
- The nation includes the main island plus Carriacou and Petite Martinique.
St. George's University contributes significantly to the local economy.
Tourism creates jobs and brings in foreign currency.
Economy and investment
Grenada is a leading exporter of nutmeg and mace.
Cocoa and spices are key agricultural exports.
Citizenship-programme revenue helps fund infrastructure.
Key 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.
- Programme real estate is typically held for a minimum of five years.
- CBI applications are usually processed in about four to six months.
- There is no residency requirement, no interview and no language test.
Important notes
Healthcare includes public and private options, with SGU-affiliated facilities.
The international community on the island is diverse and open.
Fresh seafood and tropical fruit are abundant.
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