Source document
Grenada: 2023 Article IV Consultation - Press Release; and Staff Report (IMF Country Report No. 23/261)
Has everything in it been taken?
CompleteReviewed 8 Oct 2026
Reviewed. Everything in it that belongs in the tables has been taken.
What the document holds
IMF Country Report (July 2023): 2023 Article IV consultation for Grenada, 75 pages. Programme content is text only: CBI revenues averaged about 5% of GDP since 2014 (already recorded); smaller CBI flows to the NTF but larger flows to private investment in 2022 'reflecting a lower threshold for the investment program' (event added, no amounts given); CBI inflows projected to taper; US E-2 visa restriction (Feb 2023), suspension of Russian and Belarusian applications (Mar 2023), ICSID arbitration over the Kimpton Kawana Bay CBI project and CFATF findings (events already recorded); reclassification of CBI contributions from grants to non-tax revenue from 2023 (event added); plan to save 10% of CBI inflows in a contingency fund; calls for better CBI statistics. The fiscal and balance-of-payments tables have no separate CBI line (footnotes only), so there are no further numbers.
What it supports
7 rows on this site come from this document. Each one opens with the page and the exact words.
Timeline (6)
- Grenada stops Russian and Belarusian citizenship applicationsMar 2023Rule changeGrenada · Citizenship by investment programme
- US restricts investor visas for Grenada's new citizensFeb 2023Visa accessGrenada · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI donations recorded as non-tax revenue instead of grants from 20232023Rule changeGrenada · Citizenship by investment programme
- Review flags gaps in Grenada's money-laundering checksJul 2022ContextGrenada · Citizenship by investment programme
- Lower threshold for the CBI investment option (as described by IMF)2022Price changeGrenada · Citizenship by investment programme
- Arbitration accepted over unfinished citizenship-linked resort2021LegalGrenada · Citizenship by investment programme
About the document
What it covers CBI averages ~5% of GDP since 2014; reclassification of NTF contributions from grants to non-tax revenue from 2023; E-2 legislation; suspension of Russian/Belarusian applications; ICSID Kawana Bay case; CFATF findings.
Notes No CBI rows in fiscal tables of this vintage. Page numbers are PDF pages.
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