• Bill of Lading
• Freight charges
• Title and Registration certificate
• Tariff Number
• Invoices/ C-22 form
• Insurance certificate
• Import license
• Value Declaration Form
• Customs value

• For the used vehicles that are 1-4 years old, 2% Environmental Levy will be imposed.
• For the used vehicles that are more than 5 years old, 30% Environmental Levy will be imposed.
• 5% Environmental Levy on the used trucks whose weight is 1-10 tons.
• 10% Environmental Levy on the used trucks whose weight is 10-20 tons.
• 20% Environmental Levy on the used trucks whose weight is over 20 tons.
• 5% Customer Service Charge (CSC) will be imposed on the import of Japan used vehicles.
• 5%-40% Common External Tariff (CET) will be imposed on imported vehicles depending on insurance and freight charges.
• 15% Value Added Tax(VAT).

Citizens of Grenada who have lived abroad for 7 years or more and are returning back permanently are considered as Returning Residents.

• Returning Residents are allowed to import one vehicle from Japan without CET, VAT, and ET.
• He/she must have lived in the same country continuously for at least 7 years immediately before returning to Grenada to be able to import the vehicle.
• 6% Customer Service Charge and an Environmental Levy will be implemented on importing new or used Japanese vehicles.
• The returning resident is allowed to sell the vehicle without the payment of duties after 3 years of import.

Returning Residents are required to present the following documents as proof of eligibility:

• Valid passport
• Proof of nationality such as birth certificate, passport, etc.
• A one-way ticket to Grenada
• Retirement letter from the place he/she worked last
• Pension letter

• 5% Customer Service Charge and $2000 as Environmental Levy will be imposed regardless of the age of Japan used vehicle.
• Returning residents can not trade, sell, dispose, or give the vehicle away for 3 years unless all the applicable duties and taxes are paid.
• If the necessary duties and taxes are not paid, he/she can sell or trade the vehicle after 5 years.
• If the returning resident has to leave Grenada for 6 months or less, then he/she must inform the Comptroller of Customs regarding the vehicle’s custody.
• If the returning resident has to leave Grenada for 6 months or more, then he/she will have to pay for all the applicable duties and taxes.
• The Comptroller of Customs may provide exemption under special circumstances.

NOTE- The Comptroller has the right to confiscate the vehicle in case of any violation of the terms of the agreement. After 2 months from the date of confiscation, the Comptroller can also put Japan used vehicles for auction.