Grenada is an island nation located in the southeastern Caribbean Sea, consisting of the main island of Grenada and smaller islands, such as Carriacou and Petit Martinique. It is situated northeast of Venezuela and south of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Grenada has a small, open economy that depends on tourism and agriculture. 

Grenada does not serve as a primary destination for large numbers of refugees or asylum-seekers and there are no refugee camps or significant refugee populations residing within Grenada. Asylum-seekers originate predominantly from within the Caribbean region, including arrivals from neighbouring island states and occasional applicants from further afield. These individuals reside in private accommodation in urban areas—principally St. George’s and Gouyave—with no formal refugee camps or settlements. Community‐based arrangements and integration into local housing markets are the prevailing modalities for shelter and subsistence. Internally displaced persons are not recorded in any significant numbers, as there have been no large‐scale internal movements triggered by conflict or disaster in recent decades.