List of visa-free countries for citizens of Grenada
🐲 Asia | |||
№ | Country | Entry condition | Period of stay |
1 | Armenia | Visa on arrival | 120 days |
2 | Bangladesh | Visa-free | 90 days |
3 | Cambodia | Visa on arrival | 30 days |
4 | China | Visa-free | 30 |
5 | Hong Kong | Visa-free | 30 |
6 | Iran | Visa on arrival | 30 |
7 | Israel | Visa-free | 90 |
8 | Jordan | Visa on arrival | No data |
9 | Laos | Visa on arrival | 30 |
10 | Macau | Visa-free | No data |
1 | Malaysia | Visa-free | 30 |
12 | Maldives | Visa on arrival | 30 |
13 | Nepal | Visa on arrival | 90 |
14 | Palestinian Territory | Visa-free | No data |
15 | Philippines | Visa-free | 30 |
16 | Singapore | Visa-free | 30 |
17 | South Korea | Visa-free (ETA) | 90 |
18 | Sri Lanka | Visa-free (ETA) | 30 |
19 | Timor-Leste | Visa on arrival | 30 |
20 | Uzbekistan | Visa-free | 30 |
🦒 Africa | |||
№ | Country | Entry condition | Period of stay |
1 | Botswana | Visa-free | 90 |
2 | Cape Verde Islands | Visa on arrival | No data |
3 | Comoros | Visa on arrival | 45 |
4 | Egypt | Visa on arrival | 30 |
5 | Eswatini | Visa-free | 30 |
6 | Gambia | Visa-free | 90 |
7 | Guinea-Bissau | Visa on arrival | 90 |
8 | Kenya | Visa-free | 90 |
9 | Lesotho | Visa-free | 90 |
10 | Madagascar | Visa on arrival | 90 |
11 | Malawi | Visa-free | 90 |
12 | Mauritania | Visa on arrival | No data |
13 | Mauritius | Visa-free | 90 |
14 | Mayotte | Visa-free | No data |
15 | Mozambique | Visa on arrival | 30 |
16 | Rwanda | Visa on arrival | 30 |
17 | Saint Helena | Visa on arrival | No data |
18 | Senegal | Visa-free | 90 |
19 | Seychelles | Visa on arrival | 90 |
20 | Sierra Leone | Visa on arrival | 30 |
21 | Somalia | Visa on arrival | 30 |
22 | Tanzania | Visa-free | 90 |
23 | Togo | Visa on arrival | 7 |
24 | Uganda | Visa-free | 90 |
25 | Zambia | Visa-free | 90 |
26 | Zimbabwe | Visa-free | 90 |
🏰 Europe | |||
№ | Country | Entry condition | Period of stay |
1 | Andorra | Visa-free | 90 |
2 | Austria | Visa-free | 90 |
3 | Belgium | Visa-free | 90 |
4 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Visa-free | 90 |
5 | Bulgaria | Visa-free | 90 |
6 | Croatia | Visa-free | 90 |
7 | Cyprus | Visa-free | 90 |
8 | Czech Republic | Visa-free | 90 |
9 | Denmark | Visa-free | 90 |
10 | Estonia | Visa-free | 90 |
11 | Faroe Islands | Visa-free | No data |
12 | Finland | Visa-free | 90 |
13 | France | Visa-free | 90 |
14 | Germany | Visa-free | 90 |
15 | Gibraltar | Visa-free | No data |
16 | Greece | Visa-free | 90 |
17 | Hungary | Visa-free | 90 |
18 | Iceland | Visa-free | 90 |
19 | Ireland | Visa-free | 90 |
20 | Italy | Visa-free | 90 |
21 | Kosovo | Visa-free | 90 |
22 | Latvia | Visa-free | 90 |
23 | Liechtenstein | Visa-free | 90 |
24 | Lithuania | Visa-free | 90 |
25 | Luxembourg | Visa-free | 90 |
26 | Malta | Visa-free | 90 |
27 | Moldova | Visa-free | 90 |
28 | Monaco | Visa-free | 90 |
29 | Montenegro | Visa-free | 90 |
30 | Netherlands | Visa-free | 90 |
31 | Norway | Visa-free | 90 |
32 | Poland | Visa-free | 90 |
33 | Portugal | Visa-free | 90 |
34 | Romania | Visa-free | 90 |
35 | Russia | Visa-free | 90 |
36 | San Marino | Visa-free | 90 |
37 | Serbia | Visa-free | 90 |
38 | Slovakia | Visa-free | 90 |
39 | Slovenia | Visa-free | 90 |
40 | Spain | Visa-free | 90 |
41 | Sweden | Visa-free | 90 |
42 | Switzerland | Visa-free | 90 |
43 | Ukraine | Visa-free | 90 |
44 | United Kingdom | Visa-free | 180 |
45 | Vatican City | Visa-free | 90 |
🏝️Oceania | |||
№ | Country | Entry condition | Period of stay |
1 | Cook Islands | Visa-free | No data |
2 | Fiji | Visa-free | 120 |
3 | French Polynesia | Visa-free | No data |
4 | Kiribati | Visa-free | 120 |
5 | Micronesia | Visa-free | 30 |
6 | New Caledonia | Visa-free | No data |
7 | Niue | Visa-free | No data |
8 | Palau | Visa on arrival | 30 |
9 | Samoa | Visa on arrival | 60 |
10 | Solomon islands | Visa on arrival | 90 |
11 | Tuvalu | Visa on arrival | 30 |
12 | Vanuatu | Visa-free | 30 |
🏜 North America | |||
№ | Country | Entry condition | Duration of stay |
1 | Antigua and Barbuda | Visa-free | 180 |
2 | Bahamas | Visa-free | 90 |
3 | Barbados | Visa-free | No data |
4 | Belize | Visa-free | No data |
5 | Bermuda | Visa-free | No data |
6 | British Virgin Islands | Visa-free | No data |
7 | Cayman islands | Visa-free | No data |
8 | Costa Rica | Visa-free | 90 |
9 | Cuba | Visa-free | 60 |
10 | Dominica | Visa-free | No data |
11 | Dominican Republic | Visa-free | No data |
12 | French West Indies | Visa-free | No data |
13 | Greenland | Visa-free | No data |
14 | Haiti | Visa-free | 90 |
15 | Jamaica | Visa-free | No data |
16 | Montserrat | Visa-free | No data |
17 | Nicaragua | Visa on arrival | 30 |
18 | Panama | Visa-free | 90 |
19 | Saint Kitts and Nevis | Visa-free | 90 |
20 | Saint Lucia | Visa-free | No data |
21 | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | Visa-free | No data |
22 | Sint Maarten | Visa-free | No data |
23 | Trinidad and Tobago | Visa-free | No data |
24 | Turks and Caicos | Visa-free | No data |
🗿 South America | |||
№ | Country | Entry condition | Duration of stay |
1 | Argentina | Visa-free | 90 |
2 | Aruba | Visa-free | No data |
3 | Bolivia | Visa on arrival | 90 |
4 | Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba | Visa-free | No data |
5 | Brazil | Visa-free | 90 |
6 | Chile | Visa-free | 90 |
7 | Colombia | Visa-free | 90 |
8 | Curacao | Visa-free | 90 |
9 | Ecuador | Visa-free | No data |
10 | French Guiana | Visa-free | No data |
11 | Guyana | Visa-free | 90 |
12 | Peru | Visa-free | 180 |
13 | Suriname | Visa-free | 180 |
14 | Uruguay | Visa-free | 90 |
15 | Venezuela | Visa-free | 90 |
The passport of Grenada opens up opportunities for traveling around the world. It is an excellent alternative to the Schengen visa.
One can come to Schengen countries with a Grenada passport and spend 90 days out of 180 per year. Citizenship is issued for life. The replacement of a passport is simple and completely remote. At the same time, a Schengen visa is valid for a maximum of 5 years while the person doesn’t violate the 90/180 days rule and is re‑approved every time the term expires.
Some investors choose a Grenada passport because they do business with partners in China. You can spend up to 30 days there with the passport of a country.
To obtain the second citizenship of Grenada and travel freely, you can invest in the country up to $150,000.
Grenada passport benefits
Visa-free travel to 146 countries including the EU. You can stay in Germany, Spain, or France for 90 days within every 180 days with a Grenada passport.
In some countries such as Jordan, Maldives, or Bolivia, a visa is issued upon arrival.
Visa to the US for 10 years. Citizens of Grenada can obtain an E-2 visa to the United States. It allows people to live, do business, study and work in the country. To do this, one needs to establish or buy a business there.
A holder of a Grenada passport can also obtain a B-1/B-2 tourist visa to the US. It allows you to travel around the country, come to business meetings and conferences, and use medical services in clinics for up to 180 days a year.
Traveling to China. Grenada is one of few countries with a China visa-free travel agreement. Grenadian citizens have visa-free access to China. They can stand there for up to 30 days a year.
Visa-free UK. Holders of Grenada passports can stay in the United Kingdom for 180 days a year.
International business. Holders of Grenada passport can register an international business company or a limited liability company.
Tax optimisation. Citizens of Grenada do not pay taxes on worldwide income, dividends received in other countries. There are no taxes on inheritance, capital gains and wages, as well as stamp duty.
Prestigious education. Grenada is home to St. George Medical University, which is accredited in the USA, Europe, UK and Canada. Here one can get an education in medicine, veterinary medicine, science and art.
Citizens of Grenada can also receive a higher education in the UK and get a scholarship in some British universities because the country is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations.
Dual citizenship is allowed in Grenada, so you can hold the citizenship of other countries.
How to obtain Grenada citizenship
To get a Grenada passport through naturalization, you need to live in the country for 7 years. This option does not suit everyone.
One can become a Granada citizen by investment. 566 cosmopolites applied for a passport of the country in 2021. 60% of them bought real estate. Many investors choose shares in resorts and hotels.
To obtain a Grenada passport by investment an applicant chooses one of two options:
- Make a $150,000 contribution to the National Transformation Fund. The government uses this money for reconstruction of infrastructure, development of hospitals and schools.
- Buy real estate from $220,000. The property can be rented out during ownership and profitably sold after 5 years.
Additional payments. An investor covers the costs of Due Diligence, pays state duties and fees, services for registration, translation and legalization of documents.
Citizenship for a family. The investor can include close relatives in the application: spouse, children, parents and grandparents, brothers and sisters.
The total investment amount depends on the composition of the family.
Calculation for an option of contribution to the National Transformation Fund
Single Applicant | $150,000 |
Family of 2-4 people | $200,000 |
Family of 5 or more | $200,000 + $25,000 for each applicant after the fourth |
A Grenada passport is issued for 5 years and can be renewed for an additional fee. The procedure is remote.
Who can apply for a Grenada passport?
An investor should be over 18 years old, without a criminal record. He or she confirms their legality of income, has no denials of citizenship and no sanctions.
Applicants don’t have to pass language proficiency tests or other exams. In addition, they are not required to come to Grenada.
Family members that can get the passport with the investor
Spouse | Parents and grandparents | Children | Brothers and sisters | Children with disabilities |
Official husband or wife | financially dependent on the investor or spouse | under 30 financially dependent on the investor or spouse | over 18 not married without children financially dependent on the investor | at any age |
According to the rules of the Grenada investment program, only a licensed agent can apply on behalf of investors and their families.
All steps of citizenship by investment application can take place remotely.
Step-by-step procedure of obtaining Grenada citizenship
- Consultation with a licensed agent of the program. The Certified Compliance Anti Money Laundering Officer carries out a preliminary Due Diligence and warns about possible risks. Verification does not require additional documents and takes 1 day.
Immigrant Invest is the only licensed agent of the program in Grenada with a compliance department. - Conclusion of an agreement with the licensed agent. A contract can be signed remotely or at one of the offices.
- Preparation of documents. Lawyers prepare a package of documents, translate and notarize them. We fill out state forms and submit a package of documents to the Grenada Department. An applicant pays Due Diligence fees and fees for a contract.
- Due Diligence by the Government of Grenada can last from 3 to 6 months.
- After approval, an investor pays the investment and government fees.
- The investor receives the passports and a certificate of naturalization at our office or by a courier.
Popular visa-free destinations for Grenada passport holder
According to Lonely Planet, Cook Islands is the best travel destination in 2022. Citizens of Grenada can visit them without a visa.
Norway and Mauritius took second and third place. One can come to Norway with a Grenada passport and spend 90 days out of 180 per year. Holders of Grenada passports can stay in Mauritius for 3 months.
The top 10 best countries to travel to include other visa-free countries for Grenada passport holders such as Belize, Slovenia, Nepal, Malawi and Egypt.
Immigrant Invest is an international company specialising in citizenship and residence by investment. We are the only licensed agent of the program in Grenada, which has a compliance department.
Frequently asked questions
Grenadian citizens have visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 146 countries including the EU. They do not need a visa to travel to the UK for up to six months. With a Grenada passport, one can stand in China for up to 30 days a year.
Citizens of Grenada can obtain an E-2 visa to the United States. It allows people to live, do business, study and work in the country. To do this, one needs to establish or buy a business there.
A holder of a Grenada passport can also obtain a B-1/B-2 tourist visa to the US. It allows you to travel around the country, come to business meetings and conferences, and use medical services in clinics for up to 180 days a year.
You can get a Grenada passport through naturalization or by investment. An investor chooses one of two options:
- $150,000 contribution to the National Transformation Fund,
- buy real estate from $220,000.
No. For business trips or travel to Canada, Citizens of Grenada need to obtain the appropriate visa.
Holders of Grenada passports have visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 146 countries.
No, they must first obtain a visa to enter Turkey. Citizens of Grenada have visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to other 146 countries
No. Holders of Grenada passports can stay in the United Kingdom for 180 days a year.
You can keep your old passport and use the valid US visa.