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🇬🇩 Grenada
Grenada
The whole move — visa, taxes, insurance, money and cost of living — in one place.
Visa & Residency
Remote-Work Permit
Comfortable solo budget
€2,660/mo
Stay
1 year
Taxes Abroad
Foreign income exempt
Living in Grenada
The visa is step one. Here is the rest of what it takes to live here — each researched and sourced.
🛂 Visa & Residency
Digital nomad visa €2,660/mo Grenada → 🧾 Taxes Abroad
Foreign income exempt Grenada → 🩺 Health Insurance
Required (explicit) Grenada → 💶 Cost of Living
€1,050–€1,600/mo St. George's Grenada → 🛡️ Health System
Yes — open to temporary residents Emergency: 911 (police/fire); for an ambulance dial 434 for St George's General Hospital, 724 for Princess Alice Hospital (Grenville), or 774 for Princess Royal Hospital (Carriacou) Grenada → 🏡 Housing & Relocation
— Grenada → Good to know
- English-speaking, common-law tenancy framework familiar to many Western nomads
- Most rentals come furnished, easing a soft landing without buying furniture
- English is the official language and most doctors (many trained at the US-run St George's University School of Medicine) practise in English, so there is effectively no language barrier for care.
- Public primary and emergency care is free or low-cost at point of use and is open to visitors, not only citizens.
Watch out for
- Limited inventory and quick turnover mean good listings go fast; line up viewings and decide quickly
- Few centralized listing portals - expect landlord-direct deals and to lean on local realtors and word of mouth
- The public system is resource-limited, short on specialists, and not the realistic choice for serious or complex care, advanced diagnostics, or surgery.
- Private care is paid out of pocket, usually at the time of treatment even if you are insured, so carry a means of payment.
Cost of living
| St. George's | €1,050–€1,600/mo |
Qualifying insurance
Nomad Insurance (Essential and Complete plans) €54.36/mo Genki Traveler (successor to Genki Explorer, which was retired) €63.90/mo Cigna Global Health Options – International Health Plans (Silver / Gold / Platinum) —
Qualifying insurance →