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Grenada Digital Nomad Visa (Remote Employment Act) 2026

Grenada's digital nomad visa, established under the Remote Employment Act, allows remote workers and freelancers to live in the 'Spice Isle' for up to 12 months, with the option to renew for a second year. The minimum income requirement is EC$100,000 per year (approximately $37,000 USD or $3,083 per month). Grenada does not tax foreign income, providing a completely tax‑free environment for digital nomads. The application fee is $1,500 for individuals and $2,000 for families of up to four. The island is known for its stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and world‑famous nutmeg and cocoa plantations. English is the official language, and the cost of living is moderate by Caribbean standards.
Min Income
$3083/mo
Max Duration
12 months
Application Fee
$1500
Processing Time
4-6 weeks

⚠️ Mandatory Health Insurance

Grenada requires comprehensive travel health insurance without co-pays. Our top pick: SafetyWing Nomad Insurance — compliant, affordable, and trusted by nomads worldwide.

Tax Rules for Digital Nomads

Tax rate under this visa: Tax‑free (foreign income)

How to Apply

1

Prepare your documents

Valid passport (6+ months validity), proof of remote employment or business registered outside Grenada, bank statements showing EC$100,000+/year income, comprehensive health insurance (SafetyWing Nomad Insurance), police clearance certificate, and proof of accommodation.

2

Apply at the Grenada Immigration Department

Submit your application in person or through a local representative at the Immigration Department in St. George's. Pay the non‑refundable application fee ($1,500 for individuals). You must apply at least 6 weeks before your planned arrival.

3

Receive approval and enter Grenada

Processing takes 4–6 weeks. If approved, you receive a visa stamp valid for 12 months. You can apply for a 12‑month renewal before the initial visa expires, for a total maximum stay of 2 years.

Official Grenada Immigration Website →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum income for Grenada's digital nomad visa?

You must demonstrate an annual income of at least EC$100,000, which is approximately $37,000 USD or $3,083 per month. This is verified through bank statements, employment contracts, or business registration documents.

Will I pay taxes in Grenada?

As a holder of the Remote Employment Act visa, your foreign‑sourced income is not subject to Grenadian income tax. You only pay tax if you have income sourced within Grenada.

Can I bring my family?

Yes, spouses and dependent children can be included in a family application. The fee increases to $2,000 for a family of up to four. Each family member must have valid health insurance.