Grenada — Remote Work Visa: Everything You Need to Know
Knowledge Base – QUESTRAVEL
By Víctor Pizarro, Co-founder of QUESTRAVEL
Grenada, the “Spice Island”
Grenada is world-renowned as the “Spice Island” for its production of nutmeg and cinnamon. Beyond its natural charm, this Caribbean paradise offers digital nomads a visa program that lets you work legally from the island while enjoying pristine beaches, tropical rainforests, and a warm, welcoming community.
What is Grenada’s Remote Work Visa?
The Remote Work Visa is a permit created in 2021 to attract international teleworkers and entrepreneurs who can support themselves financially without relying on the local labor market.
Initial duration: 12 months.
Renewable: Yes, in additional 1-year periods.
Focus: Make it easier for professionals with stable income to relocate while supporting the tourism and services economy.
Who regulates and processes it
The program is managed by Grenada’s Ministry of Finance, Planning, Economic Development and Energy, in collaboration with the Immigration Authority of Grenada.
👉 Official portal – Government of Grenada Remote Work Visa (overview/press about the program). (Grenada Tourism Authority)
Legal basis
The visa is governed by Grenada’s migration framework, with 2021 amendments establishing the Remote Employment category. (See the Remote Employment Act, 2021.) (grenadaparliament.gd)
Main requirements
- Valid passport.
- Proof of remote work (employment contract with a foreign company or self-employment with clients outside Grenada).
- Minimum annual income: USD 37,000.
- International health insurance.
- Proof of accommodation in Grenada (lease letter or reservation).
- Clean criminal record.
Step-by-step application process
- Complete the form via the official portal.
- Upload documents: passport; work contract or proof of self-employment; income evidence; health insurance; accommodation.
- Pay the application fee (USD 1,500 for an individual; USD 2,000 for families).
- Wait for evaluation (approx. 2–4 weeks).
- Receive the approval letter and residence authorization.
Key advantages
- Up to 1 year, renewable, to live and work from the Caribbean.
- Lower cost of living compared to other Caribbean islands.
- Direct air connectivity with the U.S., Canada, and the UK.
- Experience authentic island life while working for international clients.
- Multicultural community with strong British and Caribbean influence.
Official references (with links)
- Government of Grenada – Remote Work Visa (program overview/press): Pure Grenada media release on the Remote Employment Act. (Grenada Tourism Authority)
- Legal text – Remote Employment Act, 2021 (Act No. 3 of 2021): PDF from the Parliament of Grenada. (grenadaparliament.gd)
- Bill/legislative history (Remote Employment Bill, 2021): PDF from the Parliament of Grenada. (grenadaparliament.gd)
- Ministry of Finance, Planning, Economic Development and Energy (official site): finance.gd. (finance.gd)
- Immigration & forms (government portal): gov.gd/documents/immigration. (Government of Grenada | Web Portal)
QUESTRAVEL’s experience
At QUESTRAVEL, we’ve supported clients choosing Grenada as their destination. The biggest hurdle is usually proving stable income and accommodation documentation, so we guide you step-by-step in preparing contracts, income proofs, and health insurance.
💡 If you want a calm island pace, lush nature, and a friendly community, Grenada is an excellent option. Book a consultation at fromquestravel.com and let us help you make your Caribbean remote-work plan a reality.
Updated on: 03/11/2025