Trinidad and Tobago attracts considerable foreign direct investment from international businesses, particularly in energy, and has one of the highest per capita incomes in Latin America.

Economic overview and statistical data from the CIA

The government has dedicated considerable time and energy in recent years to improving the business climate for manufacturing firms and for the private sector in general. The aim is both to make the Trinidad and Tobago economy more competitive, and to attract increased inflows of foreign investment.

Trinidad and Tobago is recognised as a high income economy by the World Bank. Unlike most of the English-speaking Caribbean, the country’s economy is primarily industrial with an emphasis on petroleum andpetrochemicals.

Alist of what is required to register a company in Trinidad and Tobago

This site from the World Bank ranks Trinidad and Tobago on the ease of starting a business and provides the steps required to register a company

A foreign investor has various options available for carrying out its investment activity in Trinidad and Tobago that are described on this site

The income tax rate for individuals is a flat rate of 25%.

The Sales Tax Rate in Trinidad And Tobago stands at 15 percent.

In the long-term, the Trinidad And Tobago Sales Tax Rate | VAT is projected to trend around 15.00 percent in 2020, according to our econometric models.

The Corporate Tax Rate in Trinidad And Tobago stands at 25 percent.

The standard corporation tax rate is 25%, but this varies in the case of certain classes of companies as described on this site

The Personal Income Tax Rate in Trinidad And Tobago stands at 25 percent.

Business travellers and tourists must produce passports valid for three months longer than the intended stay and a return ticket, for entry into Trinidad and Tobago. 

Visa advice and application site for visitors to Trinidad and Tobago

Telecommunications in Trinidad and Tobago include radio, television, fixed and mobile telephones, and the Internet.

Tips on getting to and getting around Trinidad and Tobago from real travelers and locals.

Trinidad and Tobago has an extensive network of highways and roads connecting most points of the islands, which makes it relatively easy to get around.

An overview of the telecom business from the telecom authority of Trinidad and Tobago

A summary of the labor laws in Trinidad and Tobago – dated

This site provides a listing of labor lawyers in Trinidad and Tobago

Average prices of more than 40 products and services in Trinidad And Tobago. Prices of restaurants, food, transportation, utilities and housing are included.

The cost of living is fairly high in Trinidad, although much lower than in most other Caribbean countries. Port-of-Spain is currently ranked 108 most expensive places in the world for expatriates to live.

Dos and Don’t of business etiquette in Trinidad and Tobago

A guide to basic, business and student etiquette

The islands of Trinidad and Tobago have a tropical climate due to their location in the Caribbean close to the Equator, characterised by long periods of hot weather with heavy rainfall at certain times of year.

Get the Trinidad and Tobago weather forecast. Access hourly, 10 day and 15 day forecasts along with up to the minute reports and videos

Latest travel advice for Trinidad and Tobago including safety and security, entry requirements, travel warnings and health

See “Safety and Security” on this site

Education is a high priority in the country and Trinidad and Tobago enjoys a fine reputation in this regard. It is free and compulsory for children from ages 5 to 15.

This site lists contains the most popular international and bilingual schools in Trinidad and Tobago

Overview of holidays and many observances in Trinidad and Tobago during the year 2016. 

Full list of Trinidad and Tobago public and bank holidays. Many shops, banks and other services close during public holidays

Demographic facts and statistics from the CIA

Trinidad and Tobago facts about health, technology, energy, environment, military, government, economy, demographics, education and more!

Trinidad Tobago Customs regulations and procedures for importing and exporting goods at border.

Advice on exporting from the US to Trinidad and Tobago

This site provides key information on Trinidad and Tobago’s participation in the WTO. Trinidad and Tobago has been a member of WTO since 1 March 1995 and  a member of GATT since 23 October 1962.

A report on trade agreements for Trinidad and Tobago from the Ministry of Trade

Hotel listing for Trinidand and Tobago

Hotel listing for Trinidand and Tobago

22,319 reviews of Trinidad Hotels, Attractions, and Restaurants making it your best Trinidad resource.

Expert picks for your Trinidad and Tobago vacation, including hotels, restaurants, entertainment, shopping, top attractions, and more.