Discover Grenada
Grenada, known as the 'Spice Isle,' enchants visitors with its lush rainforests, pristine beaches, and vibrant culture. As of March 2025, travelers from over 100 countries, including the USA, UK, and EU nations, enjoy visa-free entry for up to 90 days (or 6 months for UK citizens). Others may obtain a visa on arrival with a pre-clearance letter or apply through Grenadian diplomatic missions, making it an accessible Caribbean gem.
Required Documents
Valid Passport
Must be valid for 6+ months beyond entry with 1 blank page.
Visa (if required)
Visa-free for 90+ days for many; others need pre-clearance letter ($10 USD) for visa on arrival.
Passport Photo
2 recent photos (2 x 2 inches, white background) for visa applications at consulates.
Travel Itinerary
Proof of return or onward ticket, recommended at entry.
Accommodation Proof
Hotel booking or host details, advised for smooth entry.
Travel Insurance
Recommended; covers medical emergencies (not mandatory).
Proof of Funds
Evidence of sufficient funds (e.g., cash or card), may be checked at entry.
Visa Fee (if applicable)
Visa on arrival: EC$100 (single-entry); consulate: $100 USD.
How to Apply
Application Steps
Check Eligibility
Gather Documents
Apply for Pre-Clearance (if needed)
Submit & Pay
Processing
Receive Visa
Enter Grenada
Check Eligibility
Gather Documents
Apply for Pre-Clearance (if needed)
Submit & Pay
Processing
Receive Visa
Enter Grenada
1. Check Eligibility
Confirm if visa-free (e.g., USA, UK, EU) or visa on arrival with pre-clearance (e.g., some African nations) or consulate visa required.
2. Gather Documents
Prepare passport, itinerary, funds proof, and photos if applying for a visa.
3. Apply for Pre-Clearance (if needed)
Request pre-clearance letter ($10 USD) from Grenadian embassy for visa on arrival.
4. Submit & Pay
Pay EC$100 for visa on arrival with pre-clearance or $100 USD at consulate; cash preferred.
5. Processing
Visa on arrival: Immediate with pre-clearance; consulate visa: 7-10 business days; visa-free: immediate entry.
6. Receive Visa
Get visa stamped on arrival or collect from consulate; visa-free entry with passport check.
7. Enter Grenada
Present passport, visa (if required), and supporting docs at entry (e.g., Maurice Bishop International Airport).
Visa Fees
- Visa-free entry (90 days): Free for 100+ countries (e.g., USA, Canada, EU); UK citizens up to 6 months.
- Visa on Arrival (90 days): EC$100 (~$37 USD) with pre-clearance letter (e.g., some African, Asian nations).
- Consulate Visa (single-entry, 90 days): $100 USD; multiple-entry: $250 USD.
- Extension (additional 90 days): Apply at Immigration Office in St. George’s, fee ~$50 USD.
*Fees subject to change. Confirm details at gov.gd/immigration.
FAQ
Do I need a visa for Grenada in 2025?
Over 100 countries (e.g., USA, UK, EU) are visa-free for 90 days (6 months for UK); others need a visa on arrival or consulate visa.
Can cruise passengers enter without a visa?
Yes, all nationalities can visit for up to 24 hours without a visa as cruise ship passengers.
How do I extend my stay in Grenada?
Apply at the Immigration and Passport Office in St. George’s for an additional 90 days (~$50 USD).
What’s Grenada’s passport rank in 2025?
Ranked 28th globally, with visa-free access to 147 destinations (Henley Passport Index).
Are vaccinations required?
No mandatory vaccines unless arriving from yellow fever risk areas (e.g., parts of Africa or South America).
References
- Grenada Immigration and Passport Department: gov.gd/immigration
- Grenada Tourism Authority: puregrenada.com
- Embassy of Grenada (USA): grenadaembassyusa.org