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Cost of living in Grenada for expats

A realistic monthly budget for one person living comfortably in Grenada — rent, food, transport, and everyday costs in St George’s.

Monthly budget

$1,800–2,600

One person, all-in, in St George’s

Rent (1-bed)

$700–1,300

1-bedroom city-centre apartment, per month

Budget tier

Moderate

~$1,500–2,800/mo

What to know

What makes Grenada stand out, and what to watch for

Why expats choose Grenada

Stunning Carenage harbour, no hurricane track in 50 years, and a well-regarded Citizenship by Investment programme; English-speaking with a laid-back lifestyle and St George’s University drawing international students.

Watch out for

The economy is small and import-dependent; reliable high-speed internet is available in town but patchy outside; serious medical cases must travel to Barbados or Trinidad.

Costs vary a lot by city, neighbourhood, and lifestyle — these are directional monthly bands for the main expat city, current as of 2026. Treat them as a starting point, not a quote. Information only, not financial advice.

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Cost of living elsewhere in Caribbean

All 13 in Caribbean →
CountryMonthly budget
Anguilla$3,500–5,000
Antigua and Barbuda$2,800–4,000
Bahamas$3,500–5,500
Barbados$3,000–4,500
Bermuda$5,000–7,000
Curacao$2,000–2,800
The rest of the move
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