GD · GRD
Karibischer Insel-/Importmarkt, Agrarexporteur (Muskatnuss/Gewürze)
Capitale: Saint George’s
Panoramica
Grenada (ISO code: GD) is an island state in the eastern Caribbean, south of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, comprising the main island plus Carriacou and Petite Martinique. Politically it is a parliamentary democracy within the Commonwealth. The climate is tropical with a marked rainy and dry season and an Atlantic hurricane season from June to November. The economy rests on agriculture, services and tourism, with nutmeg, spices and cocoa as key exports, while the country relies heavily on imports of food, fuel and industrial goods. The Port of St. George's and Maurice Bishop International Airport secure the country's transit and logistics functions. The national currency is the East Caribbean Dollar (XCD), pegged to the US dollar within the OECS/ECCU framework.
Autorità doganale
Customs and Excise Division (Ministry of Finance)Sistema import
ASYCUDA World; Einfuhranmeldung über Broker/Zollagent, CIF-Wert massgeblich; Einfuhr-VAT wird zugleich mit dem Zoll entrichtet.
Sistema export
ASYCUDA World; Ausfuhranmeldung über die Customs and Excise Division.
IVA all'import
CARICOM-Ursprungszeugnis für Präferenzen im CSME; EUR.1/Ursprungserklärung unter dem CARIFORUM-EU-EPA. Für Drittlandsimporte gilt der CARICOM-Aussenzolltarif (CET).
Genehmigungs-/Lizenzpflichten u.a. für Waffen und Munition, Drogen, bestimmte Agrar- und Lebensmittel (Pflanzenschutz); verboten sind u.a. Falschgeld, Counterfeit-Waren und pornografisches Material.
Keine umfassenden internationalen Sanktionen gegen Grenada; als UN-Mitglied werden UNO-Sanktionen umgesetzt; keine autonome Sanktionsliste.
Senza garanzia — verificare sempre con spedizioniere e autorità.
Panoramica operativa per spedizioni internazionali verso le Americhe. A seconda della destinazione, dichiarazioni sicurezza, requisiti prodotto o processi broker possono applicarsi.
Importante: i requisiti dipendono da merce, origine, Incoterms, valore e destinatario. In caso di dubbio, verificare con spedizioniere/agente doganale e fonti ufficiali.
Link ufficiali
Nota: fonti regionali/generali. I link delle autorità per paese verranno aggiunti progressivamente.
Insellage mit begrenzter Hafenkapazität; starke Importabhängigkeit; vieles läuft per Transshipment über Trinidad und Barbados.
Atlantische Hurrikansaison Juni bis November mit Sturm- und Starkregenrisiko; Hurrikan Beryl traf 2024 v.a. Carriacou und Petite Martinique schwer.
Seefracht primär über den Hafen St. George's (Grenada Ports Authority), Luftfracht über Maurice Bishop International Airport; regionale Feeder-Dienste verbinden Grenada mit CARICOM-Hubs.
Al: 2026-06-23
Note operative senza pretesa di completezza. Verificare con lo spedizioniere.
Nessuna notizia per questo paese per ora.
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Fonti senza garanzia. Per decisioni legali/fiscali, consultare le autorità ufficiali.
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).
Per i trasporti internazionali, questi termini sono un buon punto di partenza: