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AFUA HIRSCH ON THE EXODUS COLLECTIVE
Don't take our word for it. Hear what British-Ghanaian writer and broadcaster. Author of Brit(ish) had to sy
Filmed on location during production of an upcoming documentary by Doc Hearts about diaspora return and Caribbean belonging.
THIS ISN'T JUST ABOUT RELOCATION
Most people approach moving abroad as a lifestyle upgrade.
But to build a real life in Grenada poses different questions:
How will you belong?
Who can you trust?
What kind of life are you actually building?
How will you earn, contribute, connect and settle?
The Exodus Collective exists for people thinking about those questions seriously. This is not a relocation platform.
It's a trusted network for people building rooted lives, relationships, businesses and futures in Grenada.
CHOOSE YOUR NEXT STEP
Wherever you are in the process, there's a place to start.
Join the Collective
A growing private network of diaspora professionals, entrepreneurs, creatives, families, returnees and Grenada-connected people navigating life, work and belonging on the island. Monthly calls, circles, events, resources and a community that goes beyond surface-level advice.
Attend a gathering
Virtual conversations, diaspora circles, intimate dinners, coworking sessions, film screenings and on-island experiences designed to create meaningful connection rather than generic networking.
Start with a guide
Start with a guide Practical digital resources covering relocation readiness, CSME pathways, the first 90 days, income planning and long-term establishment in Grenada. Self-guided, affordable, and designed to help you move forward with fewer avoidable mistakes.
THE COLLECTIVE
A room of people navigating the same journey you are.
The hardest part of building a life in Grenada is rarely the paperwork. It is the isolation. The not knowing who to trust. The sense that you are figuring out something alone that other people have already figured out.
The Exodus Collective is built for that.
Inside, you will find people at every stage of the same journey — some newly arrived, some a decade in, some still planning from London or Toronto or New York.
What they have in common is that they are serious about Grenada, generous with what they have learned, and willing to have honest conversations about what the reality actually looks like.
MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES:
Member-led circles
Organised by stage and interest — Business Builders, Creatives, Families, New Arrivals and more
Vetted local connections
Trusted referrals to lawyers, accountants, contractors, realtors and service providers on the ground
Events and gatherings
Virtual sessions, on-island dinners, the Spice Isle Exchange and seasonal activations throughout the year
Monthly live calls and Q&A
Direct access to Zoe and the wider community. Recorded for members who cannot attend live
Opportunity exchange
Collaboration requests, services, projects and introductions — curated, not spammy
Resource library
Searchable guides, replays, checklists and planning tools — organised around where you are in the journey
FEATURED EVENT
GUIDES & RESOURCES
Move forward with clarity and fewer avoidable mistakes.
Practical, self-guided resources for people at every stage of the journey.
LEGAL
PATHWAYS
Citizenship & Residency
A grounded guide to residency, citizenship and long-term establishment in Grenada.
PORTABLE INCOME
Virtual Income Guide
Explore income strategies, remote work pathways and business models that support a sustainable move to Grenada.
RELOCATION PLANNING
Relocation Readiness Toolkit
A practical planning tool to help you assess whether moving to Grenada is financially, emotionally and logistically realistic for you.
CARICOM MOBILITY
CSME Toolkit
A practical framework for CARICOM nationals seeking to live, work or establish a business in Grenada through the CSME.
DIRECT SUPPORT
For people making decisions that require more than a guide.
Some decisions are too significant, too complex or too specific to your situation to navigate with a self-guided resource.
Relocating a family, establishing a business, navigating property, structuring a long-term life here — these are decisions where sequencing matters and the cost of getting it wrong is real.
Planning
Stage One
Still working out whether and how to make the move. Reality-testing the decision before committing to anything.
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Legal & immigration pathway review
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Area & lifestyle orientation
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Constraints & risk identification
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Realistic path forward
Starting from
US$1,500
Living
Stage Three
Already here, or close to it. Daily life is not yet functioning smoothly and you need the practical infrastructure to actually work.
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Banking & financial setup
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Healthcare navigation
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Schools & family infrastructure
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Household systems & local navigation
Starting from
US$5,500
Landing
Stage Two
Preparing to arrive. You want the first phase to be steadier, clearer and less reactive than most people's first weeks tend to be.
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Arrival preparation & orientation
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Housing guidance & what to avoid
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Transport & practical logistics
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First weeks
Starting from
US$3,500
Establishing
Stage Four
Building something more formal or complex — land, property, business, legal presence. The stakes of getting the structure wrong are higher.
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Land & property guidance
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Business formation & legal presence
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CSME application management
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Lawyer coordination & referrals
Base engagements from
US$7,000
