Grenada

Grenada processes imports and exports electronically via ASYCUDA World. The Customs and Excise Division within the Ministry of Finance is responsible; imports are usually filed by a licensed customs broker, based on the CIF value.

The standard VAT rate is 15 percent. A reduced 10 percent rate applies to accommodation and diving, and 20 percent to telecommunications. Import VAT is paid to the customs authority together with the duty.

Besides the CARICOM Common External Tariff (CET), a customs service charge, environmental levy, excise tax and VAT may apply. Duties are generally based on the CIF value.

The main sea cargo hub is the Port of St. George's with a container terminal, operated by the Grenada Ports Authority. Air freight goes through Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND) in the south of the island.

Yes. As a CARICOM and OECS member, Grenada participates in the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME). Originating goods can be traded preferentially within the region with a CARICOM certificate of origin and with the EU under the CARIFORUM-EU EPA.

The Atlantic hurricane season from June to November brings storm and heavy-rain risks with possible port and airport closures. Hurricane Beryl caused severe damage in 2024, especially on Carriacou and Petite Martinique.

Legal tender is the East Caribbean Dollar (XCD), issued by the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank and pegged to the US dollar (2.70 XCD per USD).

Esta página enlaza países socios importantes (importación/exportación) para contexto rápido.

• US
• TT
• CN
• GB
• CA
• DE

Para transportes internacionales, estos términos son un buen punto de partida:

• Incoterms
• AWB (guía aérea)
• Bill of Lading (B/L)
• Código HS / nomenclatura aduanera
• UN/LOCODE