Should I Move to Grenada? 

Thank you! I try and buy from farmers whenever I can every Sunday for sure

@@TabTravels Super! Continue and enjoy and who knows since we're a small island I might just run into you vlogging one day

True. I think it’s more expensive if you live in the city. If you live on the countryside of the island most people just grow their own food and it’s not uncommon for people to have community cookouts or share produce with people living around them.

@@mikeyjames I love that thanks for your comment

@@TabTravelswhere do you find farmers on Sundays? I might need a hookup.

That's true and another perk to living in Grenada

No don't lie!

I have considered the same thing!

Thank you for your feedback, Grenada is amazing!

You bet

Thanks Ahmedzia! Good suggestion for a future video

Indeed k, if ever you coming Grenada and you want to go sea trip, you can reach me

It is a beautiful country, perk #1

Parts of the US can get hotter but for me personally it feels hotter in Grenada I think because of the humidity 🥵

You @@TabTravels

You should try south Florida if you want to feel heat and humidity!

@@michaelnoll1995 I have lived in South Florida as well, Grenada feels more humid for sure but similar climates and a good comparison

Sure I have more details about housing costs in my Grenada budgeting video here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8Tb2Z5XXCVo.htmlsi=kLRFBFl_PN6gdTd9. I outline where I lived and how much it costs there and in the surrounding neighborhoods.

To get more information you should contact the chamber of commerce in Grenada.

Hello and thank you for the positive feedback! Church and religious organizations are at the heart of Grenadian culture I think this island could be a good fit for your family! I am not sure about buying land but I do know that it is possible as there are residents of Grenada that own holiday homes and return here seasonally. I suspect starting a business would be possible as well if you can go through the official channels to establish it with the government. I met restaurant owners that were from the states/UK and were able to operate within the island. As far as jobs, I suspect that would be more challenging because it is difficult for local Grenadians to find official employment, the hourly wage in Grenada is also a lot lower than what you would expect coming from the US. I would recommend finding a remote US job for income while in Grenada- some family members of SGU students were able to do this to support their students on island.

Fair point

They might say the same about you, sweetheart.

@@lynneleeluckdowsing6654 Doesn`t matter.

Stay where you are.