Cost of living is not a problem for me in grenada because I plant and process most of my food and I don't spend on unnecessary stuffs and expensive clothes . And for meat I go fishing and also rare animals.
Wonderful! That’s the surest way to not get affected by any form of inflation. Matter of fact, I’ve talked about this in my next video to be uploaded next. Good one, Angie!👏👏
Thank you so much for this video. We are living in London where i was born of Grenadian parents and we are moving to Grenada for our retirement in 3 years time. This superb analysis will enable us to plan our finances to enjoy our remaining days in paradise in a modicum of luxury as London is so expensive and our pensions will stretch so much further there.
Oh yes, they still do that. But I’m sure for most new foreigners, it will be a Herculean task to see license plates first before deciding to call on a taxi.😅 Most countries I know have a specific colour for taxis 🚕🚖. Thank you for this point, it will surely help as people read your comments.☺️☺️
Thank you for your video! I’m from London/Ghana and hoping to move to Grenada next year. Do you recommend arranging accommodation before coming to the country or while im there
Either way is fine, to be honest. Join the Rent properties in Grenada Facebook page so you could make real network before you get on the island. I hope this helps. Sites you can check out are Terra Caribbean, ReMax, Century 21, to name a few but they can be a bit pricey. You could meet direct landlords in the Facebook group. I hope this helps.
It actually depends on the country of citizenship. Some come without visa required like US,UK and some Caribbean countries. Some, on arrival. Some, before arrival. I just found this link; this could help. grenadaembassyusa.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Visa-Requirements-for-Grenada-final-UPDATED-February-2021-Approved1.pdf
Yes. First, you would have a short-termed and renewable Temporary Driver’s License. You renew every three months, after your 4th time of renewal, you are eligible for a permanent Driver’s License that’s renewable every year.
Hi, first time watching your videos and new subscriber now 😊 My husband and I are planning to move to Grenada. Any advice on what areas have affordable places to rent? Safety is a must as well. Thanks!!
Thank you for watching and subscribing. Good to know of your plans. Grenada is generally a safe country so most of the places are safe. Places outside the Country’s capital: St George’s are more affordable than St George’s. If you plan staying in St George’s; look out for places that would suit your commute to work/school/business. Here are some places to look into: Grand Anse, Morne rouge, Calliste, Frequente, The Limes, Golf course, Point Salines, Morne Jaloux, Mount Hartman, Point Salines, Mt Parnasus, Tempe. L’anse aux Epines and True Blue are the most expensive places in St George’s.
Hi, I have been watching your videos from Naija and they are really detailed and touch on the relevant expenses. I just got employment at SGU as a clinical instructor, I have a family of 3 i.e my wife and kid but I am yet to resume the work, I just wanted to know if you have any personalized advice concerning rent and which area would be more affordable Thanks
Congratulations, on your new job. Sure, I can help; I’d suggest you stay at areas where the SGU buses run. It makes it easier for you especially at the beginning until you settle in to get your car or rent one. Places would be, Frequente, Point Saline, Limes, Calliste, L’anse aux Epines, Grand Anse, Mont Toute. (A realistic order of preference for a Nigerian family). I hope this helps.
Thanks for taking your time to explain and make things clearer In this video. But I have a question. Does Grenada allows foreign student to also work there and what is the average cost of living for foreign students coming there
I don’t really know about students being permitted to work, as I haven’t seen students who work. The “working students” I know first had their work permit and decided to school too. If you are referring to SGU, they give you a financial disclosure of how much your expected cost of living would be upon admission. But this video would be a fair guide. Thanks for watching 😊
I am not sure because I’ve not lived in the country side or know anyone who does. Why not go on Facebook market place and type in rental houses in “st Marks, St Andrews etc in Grenada” . That would guide you.
I’m not sure, given I’ve not been part of these sectors. Probably, someone who reads your comment could help answer. A lot of factors to consider is what organization they work for as that can determine how bogus or meagre a salary would be.
I believe you cos I know people live comfortably outside St George’s with relatively little wages. That comfort won’t be possible if they have to spend so much on food.
@@bubusboulevardtv2304 Exactly the data you provided is true however it's for St Georges and still not the whole of the Parish. You need to visit outside of St Georges.
U need to come out ah de town shopping come country u getting de same product for less two for de price of one come up on our side an get sum fresh fish an vegetable an other local produce
My best picks in no particular order are Mount Parnassus, Mount Moritz, Lance aux epines, Morne Jaloux, Caliste, Point Saline, Westerhall Estate, Corinth St David, I mentioned these because of the serenity but there are different reasons that influence your pick. If you are a student or professional of SGU, I’d recommend L’Anse aux epines, Caliste, Frequente, Lime, Point Saline, Mont Tout, Grand Anse , My Hartman because the SGU bus routes go there and they are easily commutable with lots of convenience stores and service providers around.
Hi, Paul. From your information, you are a Grenadian and have every right of the land even if you are based anywhere else. For your son, You can get admission with the school directly especially if it’s Elementary/Primary school. Just go online and browse what schools available and contact them directly
Cost of living is not a problem for me in grenada because I plant and process most of my food and I don't spend on unnecessary stuffs and expensive clothes . And for meat I go fishing and also rare animals.
Wonderful! That’s the surest way to not get affected by any form of inflation. Matter of fact, I’ve talked about this in my next video to be uploaded next. Good one, Angie!👏👏
@@bubusboulevardtv2304 yes simple living is the best, sometimes I still goes to the river to wash,bath and cook.
For locals it’s terrible , someone in fast food gets about 700-800ec a month a month and groceries can easily come up to 400 ec alone.
This was great now go get that little angel ‼️
😁 Thank you.
Well thanks for your very educational videos.i am really thinking or relocating to grenada.from the . US in 2023
You’re welcome. It’s worth looking into, just make sure your pros outweigh the cons for you. ☺️
Great content.
Thank you 😊
Thank you so much for this video. We are living in London where i was born of Grenadian parents and we are moving to Grenada for our retirement in 3 years time. This superb analysis will enable us to plan our finances to enjoy our remaining days in paradise in a modicum of luxury as London is so expensive and our pensions will stretch so much further there.
I am so glad you find this helpful. I wish you well as your plans come to fruition.
Practical, useful video ! What about entertainment ( live band, dancing, snacks) late afternoon/early evening) ?
You’re welcome. Live band would usually perform in the evenings.
On the license plate taxis started with an H followed by numbers and P followed by numbers indicated private.I don't known if that has changed.
Oh yes, they still do that. But I’m sure for most new foreigners, it will be a Herculean task to see license plates first before deciding to call on a taxi.😅 Most countries I know have a specific colour for taxis 🚕🚖. Thank you for this point, it will surely help as people read your comments.☺️☺️
I’m watching from Ghana 🇬🇭, cost of living is abnormal back here. Thank you , very informative. Do you know any Ghanaian community around
You are welcome. I am not aware of any Ghanaian community but I'm almost certain there are Ghanaians here.
@@bubusboulevardtv2304No! Grenada only has a population of 110,000 people.
Thank you for your video! I’m from London/Ghana and hoping to move to Grenada next year. Do you recommend arranging accommodation before coming to the country or while im there
Either way is fine, to be honest. Join the Rent properties in Grenada Facebook page so you could make real network before you get on the island. I hope this helps. Sites you can check out are Terra Caribbean, ReMax, Century 21, to name a few but they can be a bit pricey. You could meet direct landlords in the Facebook group. I hope this helps.
awesome! thanks for your insight @@bubusboulevardtv2304
What??? You could sing Bubu. A great Video Bubu. Do we have bugs in Grenada? She has to finish the video Bubu. After all she is a TH-camr. Thank you.
😅😅I try! Used to be a serious singer back in the day but now motherhood has stolen my vocal cords.🤣 Thank you❤️
Cost of living sounds very similar to Canada, except we have heating bills on top of that...thank you for your video!
You are welcome.❤️
Nice one, a quick question. What is/are the visa procedure for a tourist?
It actually depends on the country of citizenship. Some come without visa required like US,UK and some Caribbean countries. Some, on arrival. Some, before arrival. I just found this link; this could help.
grenadaembassyusa.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Visa-Requirements-for-Grenada-final-UPDATED-February-2021-Approved1.pdf
Great video. How would a person on a work visa get a driver's license ?
Yes. First, you would have a short-termed and renewable Temporary Driver’s License. You renew every three months, after your 4th time of renewal, you are eligible for a permanent Driver’s License that’s renewable every year.
Hi, first time watching your videos and new subscriber now 😊 My husband and I are planning to move to Grenada. Any advice on what areas have affordable places to rent? Safety is a must as well. Thanks!!
Thank you for watching and subscribing. Good to know of your plans. Grenada is generally a safe country so most of the places are safe. Places outside the Country’s capital: St George’s are more affordable than St George’s. If you plan staying in St George’s; look out for places that would suit your commute to work/school/business. Here are some places to look into: Grand Anse, Morne rouge, Calliste, Frequente, The Limes, Golf course, Point Salines, Morne Jaloux, Mount Hartman, Point Salines, Mt Parnasus, Tempe. L’anse aux Epines and True Blue are the most expensive places in St George’s.
@@bubusboulevardtv2304 thank you so much!💕
Hi, I have been watching your videos from Naija and they are really detailed and touch on the relevant expenses.
I just got employment at SGU as a clinical instructor, I have a family of 3 i.e my wife and kid but I am yet to resume the work, I just wanted to know if you have any personalized advice concerning rent and which area would be more affordable
Thanks
Congratulations, on your new job. Sure, I can help; I’d suggest you stay at areas where the SGU buses run. It makes it easier for you especially at the beginning until you settle in to get your car or rent one. Places would be, Frequente, Point Saline, Limes, Calliste, L’anse aux Epines, Grand Anse, Mont Toute. (A realistic order of preference for a Nigerian family). I hope this helps.
@@bubusboulevardtv2304 Thank you, I will take all these into consideration.
Thanks for taking your time to explain and make things clearer In this video.
But I have a question.
Does Grenada allows foreign student to also work there and what is the average cost of living for foreign students coming there
I don’t really know about students being permitted to work, as I haven’t seen students who work. The “working students” I know first had their work permit and decided to school too. If you are referring to SGU, they give you a financial disclosure of how much your expected cost of living would be upon admission. But this video would be a fair guide. Thanks for watching 😊
You should google Grenada's government website for that information.
How much is rental for 2 bedroom stand alone house in the country side? Thanks for this video
I am not sure because I’ve not lived in the country side or know anyone who does. Why not go on Facebook market place and type in rental houses in “st Marks, St Andrews etc in Grenada” . That would guide you.
How much does earn a nurse or an elementary school teacher per month in US dollars in Grenada ?
I’m not sure, given I’ve not been part of these sectors. Probably, someone who reads your comment could help answer. A lot of factors to consider is what organization they work for as that can determine how bogus or meagre a salary would be.
@@bubusboulevardtv2304
Thanks for replying ! I was thinking of salaries in the PUBLIC system , people working for government schools and hospitals .
I was there its higher than london
Really? Wow!
Cost of living in Trinidad 🇹🇹 is extremely high
I hear so. Thanks for your comment.❤️
People who spend so much on food ect in Grenada it's the people who lives in St Georges
I believe you cos I know people live comfortably outside St George’s with relatively little wages. That comfort won’t be possible if they have to spend so much on food.
@@bubusboulevardtv2304 Exactly the data you provided is true however it's for St Georges and still not the whole of the Parish. You need to visit outside of St Georges.
@@Amelliaw1 Yeah, it’s mostly of St George’s cos it’s the most visited. I also indicate it’s lesser in other parishes. Thank you.☺️
U need to come out ah de town shopping come country u getting de same product for less two for de price of one come up on our side an get sum fresh fish an vegetable an other local produce
This was so helpful thank you !
Where would you recommend to find housing in Grenada ?
My best picks in no particular order are Mount Parnassus, Mount Moritz, Lance aux epines, Morne Jaloux, Caliste, Point Saline, Westerhall Estate, Corinth St David, I mentioned these because of the serenity but there are different reasons that influence your pick. If you are a student or professional of SGU, I’d recommend L’Anse aux epines, Caliste, Frequente, Lime, Point Saline, Mont Tout, Grand Anse , My Hartman because the SGU bus routes go there and they are easily commutable with lots of convenience stores and service providers around.
Please i will like to speak to you
Am granada citizen but bases in Nigeria
Please can you get admission in school for my son in granada
Hi, Paul. From your information, you are a Grenadian and have every right of the land even if you are based anywhere else. For your son, You can get admission with the school directly especially if it’s Elementary/Primary school. Just go online and browse what schools available and contact them directly
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