Grenada visa on arrival with a pre-clearance letter

The April 2024 list published by the Washington embassy places Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Egypt, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, North Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan in the Port of Entry group. For them a pre-clearance letter is required from one of Grenada's consulates or missions before travel, and the visa is then granted on arrival in Grenada.

Earlier lists also placed Serbia and Ukraine in this group; in April 2024 both appear as No Visa Required. Nationals of Prior to Arrival countries cannot use this route and need a full visa beforehand.

The embassy forwards the request to the Immigration and Passport Office of Grenada. It needs a completed and signed visa application form in blue or black ink with one passport photo no more than three months old attached so the image is visible, a passport valid at least six months from the date of departure from Grenada, a colour copy of the passport data page and confirmation of accommodation in Grenada. US permanent residents add proof of permission to re-enter the United States.

At the Washington embassy the pre-clearance letter costs USD 10, payable by certified bank cheque or money order, or in cash in person, plus USD 20 or USD 60 if the letter is to be sent by express post. If the letter is issued, the visa on arrival costs EC$200 for a single entry or EC$375 for multiple entries per applicant.

Apply at least six weeks before departure; processing takes about ten business days from receipt at the embassy. Carry the pre-clearance letter with your passport, pay the visa fee at the port of entry and note the period granted. Visa holders may not work in Grenada unless authorised by the Ministry of Labour.