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Who needs a visa for Grenada?

Entry rules for Grenada by nationality, for short tourist or business visits, from the Embassy of Grenada to the United States (visa requirements list, updated February 2021), checked .

In brief

Citizens of 113 countries and territories can visit Grenada without a visa. 11 get a visa on arrival. Everyone else, 74 nationalities, needs a visa.

Visa-free
113
On arrival
11
eVisa or ETA
0
Visa required
74

About 2.5 bn people (31% of the world's other nationalities by population) need a visa arranged before they travel to Grenada: a visa, an eVisa or a visa only with another permit.

Checked 31 Oct 2026Source: Embassy of Grenada to the United StatesReport a change

Most commonIndiaUnited StatesHong KongPakistanVietnamSaudi ArabiaAll passports

Grenada entry rules at a glance

GroupStayNationalitiesExamplesSource
Visa-free90 days1BrazilEmbassy of Grenada to the United States
Visa-free90 days in any 1801BeninGovernment of Grenada, Prime Minister's Office press release, 2025-04-16
Visa-free60 days1CubaEmbassy of Grenada to the United States
Visa-free30 days2China, ArgentinaEmbassy of Grenada to the United States
Visa-free30 days in any 1801GhanaGovernment of Grenada, Prime Minister's Office press release, 2025-04-16
Visa-freeNot stated107India, United States, Bangladesh, RussiaEmbassy of Grenada to the United States
Visa on arrivalNot stated11Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, AzerbaijanEmbassy of Grenada to the United States
Visa requiredNot stated73Indonesia, Pakistan, Nigeria, EthiopiaEmbassy of Grenada to the United States
Visa requiredAs granted1PalestineEmbassy of Grenada to the United States

Visa-free for 90 days: Brazil

1 nationality

Visitors only.

Source: Embassy of Grenada to the United States (visa requirements list, updated February 2021), checked Brazil No Visa required (90 days as a visitor only)

Visa-free for 90 days in any 180: Benin

1 nationality

Since the 2025 visa waiver agreement.

Source: Government of Grenada, Prime Minister's Office press release (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), 2025-04-16, checked Nationals of Grenada and Benin holding diplomatic, official, service or ordinary passports may enter, leave, transit and stay without a visa requirement in either territory for a period not exceeding ninety (90) days during any period of 180 days

Visa-free for 60 days: Cuba

1 nationality

No visa is needed for stays of up to 60 days.

Source: Embassy of Grenada to the United States (visa requirements list, updated February 2021), checked Cuba No Visa required (60 days)

Visa-free for 30 days: China and Argentina

2 nationalities

Argentina: visitors only.

Source: Embassy of Grenada to the United States (visa requirements list, updated February 2021), checked Argentina No Visa required (30 days as a visitor only )

Source: Embassy of Grenada to the United States (visa requirements list, updated February 2021), checked China No Visa required (30 days)

Visa-free for 30 days in any 180: Ghana

1 nationality

Since the 2025 visa waiver agreement.

Source: Government of Grenada, Prime Minister's Office press release (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), 2025-04-16, checked The Visa Waiver Agreement will exempt citizens of Grenada and Ghana from visa requirements to enter, stay in, transit through and depart. The visa is valid for a period not exceeding thirty (30) days in any 180-day period from the date of first entry.

Visa-free: India, the US, Bangladesh and 104 more

107 nationalities

No visa is needed; the official source does not state how long you may stay.

Source: Embassy of Grenada to the United States (visa requirements list, updated February 2021), checked United States Of America No Visa required … *No Visa Required - Visa not required for entry

Visa on arrival: Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and 8 more

11 nationalities

The visa is issued at the border.

Source: Embassy of Grenada to the United States (visa requirements list, updated February 2021), checked Azerbaijan Port of Entry … *Port of Entry - Visa granted on arrival in Grenada

Visa required: Indonesia, Pakistan, Nigeria and 70 more

73 nationalities

Apply for a visa before you travel.

Source: Embassy of Grenada to the United States (visa requirements list, updated February 2021), checked *Prior To Arrival - Visa must be obtained at one of Grenada’s Missions or Consulates prior to travel

Visa required: Palestine

1 nationality

Apply before you travel at an embassy or consulate of Grenada, or the visa centre it names.

Nationalities not listed above: this follows from Embassy of Grenada to the United States (visa requirements list, updated February 2021)'s own lists, which name the exempt nationalities.

Source: Embassy of Grenada to the United States (visa requirements list, updated February 2021), checked

Where to apply

A visa is applied for at an embassy or consulate of Grenada, or the visa centre it names, in the country where you live.

These rules cover ordinary passports and short visits; work, study and transit have their own rules.

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FAQ

Do I need a visa to visit Grenada?

It depends on your passport: 113 nationalities are visa-free, 11 get a visa on arrival and 74 need a visa. Choose your passport above.

Do Indian citizens need a visa for Grenada?

No, not for a short stay. Indian citizens can visit Grenada visa-free (Embassy of Grenada to the United States (visa requirements list, updated February 2021), checked 31 Oct 2026).

Do US citizens need a visa for Grenada?

No, not for a short stay. US citizens can visit Grenada visa-free (Embassy of Grenada to the United States (visa requirements list, updated February 2021), checked 31 Oct 2026).

Sources and changes

  1. Embassy of Grenada (USA): Visa requirements for traveling to Grenada (PDF, Feb 2021)grenadaembassyusa.org · checked 31 Oct 2026
  2. Government of Grenada press release: visa waivers with Ghana and Benin (2025)gov.gd · checked 31 Oct 2026
  3. Embassy of Grenada (USA): Who needs a visagrenadaembassyusa.org · checked 31 Oct 2026
  1. All groups checked against Government of Grenada (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) via the Embassy of Grenada to the USA. No change since.

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