I'M THINKING OF THE SAME. I'M IN THE SAME BOAT YOU ARE. IF YOU FIND OUT , COULD YOU PLEASE REPLY?-----THANK YOU----WAYNE

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I havent done MUCH research on Grenada, as my parents were looking to retire there, but seeing as it is an island (with imports) I highly doubt 885 would cut it, it is not that reasonable. I recommend somewhere like Panama or Nicaragua. If you find otherwise please let me know because like I said I have only begun to research but any caribbean island is pretty much expensive!

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Hi;

I've been to Grenada many times (but don't live there). In general, I think the cost of living is high compared with other areas within the Caribbean so you might struggles on an $885 income. Also, I've applied for residency and they do a thorough police background check. Unfortunately, I do not think they would be open due to approving you due to your circumstances. Please use these comments and potential guidance only and continue to do your own personal research.

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Hi,

The amount quoted will not be enough for renting and cost of living and other expenses. The rate for the US is static, you wold be looking at roughly EC 2,345 a month.

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