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Stackry’s guide to the taxes, duties, and fees involved when shipping from the USA to
Grenada
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Shipments to Grenada are subject to import duty (20% for general goods), 15% VAT, 6% Customs Service Charge, and 1-2% Environmental Levy on items above EC$100 (~$37 USD). These charges apply to the total CIF value (item cost plus shipping). Low-value shipments under the threshold may qualify for duty-free entry under current administrative rules.
You'll likely pay import fees if your shipment to Grenada exceeds EC$100 (~$37 USD), as shipments below this threshold may qualify for duty-free personal entry. Grenada Customs calculates charges on the full landed cost including shipping, so even modest purchases can accumulate multiple fees like 15% VAT, 6% Customs Service Charge, and import duties.
VAT is charged on the total landed cost, which includes your item value, shipping, insurance, import duty, and other fees. This means your shipment will be taxed on the full CIF value plus any additional charges applied.
Yes, a 6% Customs Service Charge and a 1% to 2% Environmental Levy are typically applied to the CIF value. These fees are standard for nearly all imports entering Grenada.
The Grenada Customs & Excise Division collects all import charges upon arrival. Your carrier may also collect these fees on their behalf before releasing the package to you.
Yes, carriers like DHL, FedEx, or UPS typically charge a handling or disbursement fee starting around EC$50–$100. This is separate from the government taxes and duties.
Grenada strictly uses the CIF method, meaning you pay taxes on both the item value and the shipping/insurance costs. Your shipment's total landed cost determines your final tax liability.
The links below are external references to official Grenada government sources. We recommend reviewing them for the most accurate and up-to-date information on taxes and duties for Grenada.
Disclaimer: The information provided on this website is intended as a general overview of customs duties, import taxes, and related processes. It is not comprehensive and may not reflect the most current regulations.We recommend checking official customs or government sources to confirm the exact rules, charges, and requirements before making any purchasing or shipping decisions.While we aim to keep information accurate and up to date, we cannot guarantee its completeness and are not responsible for any discrepancies or inaccuracies.
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