Visa-free countries with Grenada passport

Grenada citizens can travel without a visa to 90 countries. 26 countries grant a visa upon arrival, and for 32 countries, an electronic travel authorization (eTA) needs to be arranged in advance.

The Grenada passport covers almost the globe. The USA is not on the visa-free list, but Grenadian citizens are able to apply for long-term multiple-entry visitor visas for up to ten years.

The list of visa-free countries and entry conditions constantly changes, depending on the geopolitical situation. Therefore, it is advisable to check the current entry conditions on the website of the country’s consulate before travelling.

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Schengen countries. Grenada citizens can travel without a visa to the Schengen countries for up to 90 days in any 180 days. Getting a Grenada passport by investment is more convenient than repeatedly applying for a new Schengen visa.

A Schengen visa is initially issued for a short period of time: for the duration of the trip, six months or a year. Only after being issued a short-term visa several times can the applicant be granted a longer visa for 3—5 years.

Each time a Schengen visa expires, the applicant has to repeat the entire procedure for a new visa, including collecting documents, filling out forms, and going to the relevant consulate.

In contrast to the Schengen visa, Grenada citizenship is valid for life, and the passport is easy to renew on expiry after five years. As a licensed agent of the Grenada citizenship program, Immigrant Invest helps investors collect the documents required to renew their Grenada passports. The procedure lasts two weeks, and the courier can deliver the new passport to our client.

The UK. Grenada citizens can travel to the UK without a visa and stay there for up to 180 days.

Asia. A Grenada passport is one of the few passports that entitles the holder to visit China without a visa. Grenadian citizens can stay in China for 30 days without a visa.

They can also visit Singapore for 30 days without a visa in a one-year period.

How the Grenada passport can make your travels simpler and eliminate the need for visas

Grenada citizens can apply for an E‑2 visa to the United States on the condition that they have lived in Grenada for 3 years and invest at least $100,000 in an American company that is profitable and generating income.

The E‑2 visa is non-immigrant and does not lead to a Green Card. However, with an E‑2 visa, the holder can visit the United States at any time and stay there for the period of the validity of the visa. The E‑2 visa is issued for up to 2 years but can be renewed a limitless number of times.

In contrast, citizens of other Caribbean countries can only obtain an L‑1 or EB‑5 visa to the United States. Although these visas have advantages, the application process is more complicated and more expensive than the E‑2 visa.

Grenada citizens not planning to move to the United States can apply for a B‑1/B‑2 tourist visa for up to 10 years. This visa allows the holder to spend up to 180 days a year in the United States. The application can be made at any American consulate.

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Applicants interested in getting a Grenadian passport need to invest $150,000 in the state fund or buy government-approved real estate for $220,000. The Grenadian government has a list of approved real estate projects under the citizenship by investment program. Most of them are five-star resorts.

The citizenship by investment procedure takes 4‑6 months. The main applicant’s spouse, children, parents and grandparents included in the citizenship by investment application can also be granted citizenship.