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✓ Returning nationals shipping to Grenada ✓ Effects to EC$75,000 duty-free ✓ 50% vehicle concession ✓ Welcome Home Programme ✓ Via the Returning Nationals Bureau ✓ One vetted partner, free
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Coming home to Grenada? Start here

If you're a Grenadian coming home to live, the Welcome Home Programme lets you bring used household effects in free of duty and VAT, up to 75,000 East Caribbean dollars, with a 50 per cent concession on a vehicle. We connect you with one vetted partner who handles the move and the concession. It's free to ask.

Returning nationals shipping to Grenada, household effects packed for the move home
Household effects and a vehicle shipped home under the Welcome Home Programme.

The quick answer — Tell us about your move home and we connect you with one vetted partner. Free.

🏠 Effects — Used household effects in free of duty, VAT and the service charge, up to EC$75,000.

🚚 Vehicle — A 50 per cent concession on one vehicle (not on vehicles five years or older).

📋 How — Through the Returning Nationals Facilitation Bureau at the Ministry of Finance.

📅 When — Claim within three months either side of your return.

🏠 The Welcome Home Programme, explained

What you can bring home duty-free

Grenada welcomes its people home through the Welcome Home Programme, run by the Returning Nationals Facilitation Bureau at the Ministry of Finance. If you're a Grenadian returning from abroad to live permanently, you can bring your used household and personal effects in free of customs duty, VAT and the service charge, up to a value of 75,000 East Caribbean dollars, plus a 50 per cent concession on one vehicle. There's no vehicle concession on cars five years or older.

It covers the things that make a home, furniture, household equipment, appliances, clothing and tools of trade, though not building materials, foodstuff or liquor. We connect you with one vetted partner who knows the process inside out.

📋 The paperwork, and how to apply

The documents you'll need

The concession is applied for, not automatic. You apply to the Returning Nationals Facilitation Bureau, which issues a letter of concession. A broker then prepares a customs declaration listing the quantity and value of each item, alongside a detailed inventory and the bill of lading for your container. The claim should be made within three months either side of your return. Goods can be shipped in advance, held by the Grenada Ports Authority, and cleared by a representative once a deposit is lodged. Your vetted partner and broker handle it all, so the concession is approved before your goods are released.

Container shipping

Most home moves go in a shared or full container.

Car shipping

Bring one vehicle in under the 50% concession.

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Every parish and service for Grenada.

📄 What falls outside the concession

Where duty may still apply

The concession covers used effects within the EC$75,000 allowance. Anything above it may attract duty on the excess, plus VAT at 15% on the landed value. The vehicle concession is 50 per cent, not full relief, and never applies to cars five years or older; an environmental levy of 2 per cent of CIF applies to qualifying vehicles. A 6 per cent customs service charge still applies on imports under the programme. Building materials, foodstuff and liquor are excluded. Your partner and the broker tell you clearly what qualifies and what, if anything, is due before you ship.

£ Currency exchange for moving home

Sorting the money side

Coming home usually means moving money too. The local currency is the East Caribbean dollar. For years we've connected customers with trusted partners who handle any currency, so the money side is simple. It's offered through our partners, with no hidden fees.

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🚚 How it works, step by step

Coming home, step by step

  1. Tell us about your move. Share that you're a returning national and what you're bringing, and we connect you with one vetted partner.
  2. Apply to the Bureau. Apply to the Returning Nationals Facilitation Bureau for a letter of concession.
  3. Prepare the declaration. Your partner and a broker prepare the customs declaration, inventory and bill of lading.
  4. Ship and clear. Your container sails, and the broker clears it in ASYCUDA World with the concession approved.
  5. Deliver home. Your effects, and any vehicle, are delivered to your address in Grenada.
A returning national's effects clearing at the Port of St George's, Grenada
Your effects clear at the Port of St George's under the Welcome Home Programme.
Vetted overseas movers and removal companies for your move home

Movers who know the Welcome Home Programme

The programme rewards getting the paperwork right. We connect you with one partner who handles it, working hand in hand with established overseas removal companies and international movers. For a full home, partners hold FIDI FAIM accreditation, the global benchmark, with BAR Overseas the UK marker, and a broker lodges the concession at the Port of St George's.

International Removals Companies isn't a shipper itself; we pass your enquiry to one vetted partner who does the work, free since November 2010, with more than 850,000 enquiries connected since. DATACONTEXT (UK) LTD, company 07425576, ICO ZB022743, Norman House, Saint Saviours Estate, Abbey Street, London, SE1 3DH. Working Member of AGM Group since 2010.

Household effects packed for a returning national
One vetted partner handles the move and the concession.
Returning nationals shipping to Grenada: common questions

A Grenadian returning from living abroad to reside permanently in Grenada. The Welcome Home Programme is for genuine moves home. Your partner and the Returning Nationals Facilitation Bureau confirm whether you qualify.

Used household and personal effects, furniture, appliances, clothing and tools of trade, free of duty, VAT and the service charge up to 75,000 East Caribbean dollars, plus a 50 per cent concession on one vehicle. Building materials, foodstuff and liquor are excluded.

A letter of concession from the Returning Nationals Facilitation Bureau, then a customs declaration prepared by a broker listing the quantity and value of each item, a detailed inventory, and the bill of lading. Your partner prepares it all.

The claim should be made within three months either side of your permanent return. Goods can be shipped in advance and held by the Grenada Ports Authority, with storage dues, until you clear them. Your partner advises on timing.

You get a 50 per cent concession on one vehicle, but not on cars five years or older, and an environmental levy of 2 per cent of CIF applies to qualifying vehicles. Grenada drives on the left, so a UK car suits. See the car shipping page.

Yes. A 6 per cent customs service charge applies on imports under the programme, even where duty and VAT are waived on your effects. A broker works out exactly what's due.

Not necessarily. Goods can be cleared by a representative once a deposit is lodged with Customs to cover any duties, which is recovered after you arrive and the declaration is processed. Your partner arranges it.

At the Port of St George's, then inter-island freight for Carriacou or Petite Martinique. The concession is lodged through the Returning Nationals Facilitation Bureau either way.

No. We're a free service that connects you with one vetted partner, an overseas removal company, who handles the move and the concession. More than 850,000 enquiries have been connected since 2010.
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Ready to ship home to Grenada?

Tell us what you're bringing and which parish, and one vetted partner comes back with a price and the steps for the Welcome Home Programme. No cost, no obligation.

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International Removals Companies

International Removals Companies is the official enquiry service for three FIDI FAIM and BAR Overseas certified international moving companies in AGM Group, members of IAM, EUROMOVERS and FEDEMAC. It works hand in hand with established overseas removal companies and international movers, and it's a free route-matching service that connects you with them, not a removal company itself, a man with a van or a house clearance service.

Use this page to send your Grenada removal enquiry, then speak directly with the partner mover we connect you with before booking.