Grenada vs Cuba
Grenada costs roughly 13% less than Cuba. Use our tool below to personalize the estimate based on your income and lifestyle.
Grenada is approximately 13% less expensive than Cuba based on cost of living including rent. This makes Grenada a more expensive option for expats considering a move.
Cuba has a FIRE Score of 98/100, indicating its suitability for financial independence and early retirement. The country's safety index is 62.4, which is relatively safe.
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About Grenada
A one-bedroom near the city center runs $632.54 a month, cheaper than rent in most mid-size US metros, and the digital nomad visa only requires $3,083.33 in verifiable monthly income, low enough for a remote salary to cover it comfortably. English is official, safety ratings are high, and the pathway to citizenship is clear, but no retirement visa exists and healthcare scores just 51.2, so this works for working nomads more than retirees needing serious medical infrastructure.
$1,292/mo
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About Cuba
Rock-bottom rent near $340/mo suits only the most adventurous, cash-flexible budget retiree willing to trade legal certainty for savings, since no retirement or digital nomad visa exists and a pathway to residency is difficult. Low crime numbers get undercut by weak healthcare (39.8) and limited English-speaking doctors. Bad fit: anyone needing formal residency, reliable internet, or care for chronic health conditions.
$2,000/mo
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| Metric | Grenada | Cuba |
|---|---|---|
| Travel Advisory | Level 2: Increased Caution | Level 2: Increased Caution |
| Quality of Life Index | 125.8 +37.5 | 88.3 |
| Healthcare Index | 51.2 +11.4 | 39.8 |
| Safety Index | 62.8 +0.4 | 62.4 |
| Cost of Living Index | 36 +4.8 | 40.8 |
| Living Costs (Single, excl. rent) | $1,075.6 | $662.9 +412.7 |
| Living Costs (Family, excl. rent) | $3,869.6 | $2,307.8 +1,561.8 |
| 1BR Apartment (Center) | $632.54 | $337.42 +295.12 |
| 1BR Apartment (Outside) | $434.95 +51.4 | $486.35 |
| 3BR Apartment (Center) | $1,298.2 | $879.17 +419.03 |
| 3BR Apartment (Outside) | $844.33 | $620.07 +224.26 |
| Avg Internet Speed | 149.05 Mbps +125.6 | 23.48 Mbps |
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