Get Help With Your Grenada Passport Renewal & Replacement
When your Grenada passport approaches expiry, or is lost, stolen, damaged, or no longer matches your personal details, we manage the process so you always hold a valid travel document.
Renewal or replacement: which procedure applies to your case
Both procedures end with a new Grenada biometric passport. What differs is the legal ground for the application, the evidence the authorities expect, and how long it takes. We confirm the correct route before anything is filed.
When you should renew your passport
Renewal applies while the passport is still valid and simply approaching the end of its term. Start the process at least 6 months before expiry, especially when applying from abroad, since overseas cases involve consular handling and international delivery.
Grenada issues biometric ePassports, with an embedded electronic microprocessor that verifies the holder’s identity, valid for 10 years for adults and 5 years for minors under 18.
When a replacement is required
Replacement applies when the document is gone or can no longer represent you:
- passport has been lost or stolen;
- passport is damaged to the point it can no longer be used for travel or identification;
- your personal details have changed and no longer match your civil records — most often a surname change after marriage.
Why renew or replace your passport with Immigrant Invest
You may apply in person through the Passport and Immigration Department in Grenada, through a Grenadian embassy or consulate abroad, or through a representative who handles document preparation and submission on your behalf.
Immigrant Invest coordinates the entire Grenada passport renewal application or replacement, end-to-end, wherever you live. We handle:
- Renewal deadline tracking
- Tailored document checklist
- Renewal or replacement guidance
- Loss or theft report filing
- Application forms and affidavits
- Notarisation and translation
- Application submission
- Coordination with authorities
- Secure passport delivery
Request passport renewal or replacement assistance
Documents required for Grenada passport renewal or replacement
The package depends on the grounds for your application and where you file it. We issue a checklist for your case; anything not in English must be translated and notarised.
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- Completed Grenada passport renewal or replacement form
- Current or expired passport, or a copy of its biographical page if the original is unavailable
- Certificate of Naturalisation
- Passport photos
- Proof that the applicable government fee has been paid
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- Original birth certificate, if required by the submitting mission
- National identity document, where requested
- Marriage or divorce certificate, if applicable
- Parental or legal guardian consent for minors
- Evidence that the qualifying investment has been held for 5 years
- Evidence of the qualifying stay in the country, if applicable
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- Sworn statement setting out what happened to the passport and the circumstances
- Police report, where the passport was lost or stolen
- Certified colour copy of the marriage certificate, for a surname change
Grenada passport renewal fee and replacement cost
The Grenada passport renewal fee is $350 for an adult, $250 for a child.
Replacement within Grenada or another CARICOM jurisdiction costs:
- EC$175, or ≈ $65 — for a passport that was lost, stolen, or damaged;
- EC$350, ≈ $130 — for a replacement triggered by a name change.
Replacement outside Grenada or CARICOM is $175 or its equivalent for a lost, stolen, or damaged passport; $350 or its equivalent for a name change.
We confirm the exact Grenada passport renewal fee or replacement fee for your case before filing.
How to renew or replace a Grenada passport with Immigrant Invest
Passport renewal takes around 2—4 weeks once a complete file reaches Grenada, or around 2 months when applying from abroad. Replacement requires at least 1 month on average, longer if the passport was lost or stolen and additional verification is required.
We confirm whether your case is a renewal or a replacement and identify the correct submission route for your country of residence.
We help you complete the forms and compile the required documents, including certification, notarisation, and translations. For a lost or stolen passport, we help prepare the police report and sworn statement or affidavit.
We submit the application through the Passport and Immigration Department, a Grenadian embassy or consulate, or another authorised channel, and manage courier logistics if you are applying from abroad.
The authorities review the file and, once everything is in order, issue the new passport. We monitor progress and keep you updated.
We verify that all personal details on the new passport are correct, then arrange secure courier delivery to you.
1+ days
Case assessment
We confirm whether your case is a renewal or a replacement and identify the correct submission route for your country of residence.
1—2 weeks
Document preparation
We help you complete the forms and compile the required documents, including certification, notarisation, and translations. For a lost or stolen passport, we help prepare the police report and sworn statement or affidavit.
1 day
Application submission
We submit the application through the Passport and Immigration Department, a Grenadian embassy or consulate, or another authorised channel, and manage courier logistics if you are applying from abroad.
2—4 weeks
Government processing and passport issuance
The authorities review the file and, once everything is in order, issue the new passport. We monitor progress and keep you updated.
1—2 weeks
Passport delivery
We verify that all personal details on the new passport are correct, then arrange secure courier delivery to you.
Licensed agent you can trust
Immigrant Invest holds a licence from the Grenada Government, authorising us to work with the Citizenship by Investment Programme and passport-related procedures in Grenada.
Our lawyers and Compliance Officers ensure every application meets government requirements and is prepared accurately and consistently.
Immigrant Invest team behind your case
Our lawyers and migration specialists know Grenada passport regulations in detail and manage both renewals and replacements from the first assessment to delivery.
Our clients’ reviews
Names and photos of investors have been changed to comply with non-disclosure agreements.
I was concerned about renewing my passport without travelling to Grenada. The Immigrant Invest team guided me step by step, clarified which documents I must provide, and handled consular communication.
The passport arrived exactly within the expected timeframe.
I changed my surname and needed my Grenada passport updated. Because my supporting documents were issued in different countries, I wanted to avoid formal mistakes and decided to seek help from Immigrant Invest. Their team guided me throughout the entire procedure and kept me informed at every stage.
The replacement was completed without complications and within around one month.
My passport was stolen, and I quickly realised the replacement procedure was more complex than expected. The consulate required a police report and a detailed explanation.
The Immigrant Invest team gave me a realistic overview of the process, helped prepare the affidavit, and coordinated the submission. Their careful preparation helped me obtain my new passport without avoidable delays.
Frequently asked questions
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Renewal applies to a passport that is simply approaching its expiry date. Replacement applies when the passport has been lost, stolen, or damaged, or when your personal details have changed and no longer match your civil records.
The result is the same biometric ePassport; the evidence required, the fee, and the timeline are not.
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You complete the Grenada renewal passport form, prepare proof of citizenship and supporting documents, provide certified passport photos, and submit the file through the Passport and Immigration Department or a Grenadian embassy or consulate.
Immigrant Invest manages every step on your behalf, and you do not need to travel to Grenada.
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As soon as your passport is lost, stolen, or damaged to the point it can no longer be used for travel or identification, or once your personal details change and no longer match your documents. For example, after a surname change following marriage.
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Yes. Lost and stolen cases require a police report from the precinct where the incident was reported, together with a sworn statement describing when and how the passport went missing.
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Any Grenada passport holder. You may apply yourself, through a representative who handles the paperwork and submission on your behalf, or through a licensed agent who manages the entire procedure end to end.
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A renewal usually takes 2—4 weeks once a complete file reaches Grenada, or around 2 months when applying from abroad. A replacement takes at least 1 month on average, and longer if the passport was lost or stolen, since police reports, sworn statements, and additional verification are required.
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The Grenada passport renewal fee is $350 for an adult and $250 for a child.
The Grenada passport replacement fee and Grenada passport replacement cost, if you are applying through a diplomatic mission:
- EC$175, or ≈$65, within Grenada or another CARICOM jurisdiction for a lost, stolen, or damaged passport;
- EC$350, or ≈ $130, for a name change.
Outside Grenada or CARICOM, the equivalent figures are $175 and $350.
Immigrant Invest can help replace a passport of Grenada at whichever of these rates applies to your case, and confirms the exact figure before filing.
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For a renewal, you generally need the application form, your current or expired passport, your Certificate of Naturalisation, two certified photographs, and any documents your specific mission requires, such as a birth certificate or consent for minors.
For a replacement, you fill in the Grenada passport replacement form, a sworn statement, and a police report for a lost or stolen passport, or a certified copy of the marriage certificate for a surname change.
