Country Profile

Grenada is a Caribbean country located in the South-Eastern Caribbean Sea. It covers an area of 344 sq.km. It consists of 3 islands Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique and a number of smaller islands. Colonized first by the French and then by the British, Grenada gained independence in 1974 and has since been a Constitutional Monarchy, with a Prime Minister and Queen Elizabeth II as Head of State, represented by a Governor General.

It is amongst the safest nations in the Caribbean. It is an English-speaking nation with some of the friendliest people in the Caribbean. Grenadians pride themselves on their warmth & hospitality.

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Benefits

  • Stable and independent country with a legal system based on British Law
  • Member of United Nations (UN)
  • Stable currency – Eastern Caribbean Dollars (ECD) pegged to the USD at 2.7 for the last 40 years
  • No foreign income, wealth, gift, inheritance or capital gains tax
  • No restriction on the repatriation of profits and imported capital.
  • New industrial projects can get generous incentives, full exemption from import duties, tax relief benefits and export allowance.
  • Grenada is the only country in the world which has both an active CBI program and a visa treaty with the US, allowing its citizens easy access to the US.
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Citizenship Program

The Grenada Citizenship by Investment (CBI) Program was passed by the Grenadian Parliament in August, 2013.

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Q & A

Grenada is a country in the West Indies in the Southeastern Caribbean Sea consisting of the island of Grenada and six smaller islands.

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