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Issued to foreign nationals who require a visa to visit Grenada for tourism, recreation, or visiting family/friends. Grants a single entry for the period specified by the immigration officer.

• Can be obtained prior-to-arrival at a Grenada Embassy/Mission or at the Port of Entry on arrival.
• Holders are not authorized to work in Grenada without permission from the Ministry of Labour.
• Processing time approximately 10 business days when obtained prior to arrival.
• Fee is USD 100 per the official Embassy of Grenada Beijing (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) page.
• Max stay is at the discretion of the immigration officer (typically 14, 30, 60, or 90 days).

Issued to foreign nationals requiring a visa who wish to enter Grenada for business meetings, conferences, or commercial activities. Uses the same single-entry visitor visa category as tourist visits.

• Grenada does not maintain a separate business visa category; business visitors use the standard Visitor Visa (Single-Entry) at USD 100.
• Holders are not authorized to work or receive remuneration from within Grenada.
• Prior-to-arrival or port-of-entry issuance available.

Issued to foreign nationals who require a visa to make multiple visits to Grenada for tourism, business, or other short-stay purposes within the validity period of the visa.

• Fee is USD 250 per the official Embassy of Grenada Beijing (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) page.
• Must be obtained prior to arrival (not available at port of entry).
• Holders are not authorized to work in Grenada without permission from the Ministry of Labour.
• Validity period is specified on the visa; each entry stay duration is at the discretion of the immigration officer.

Required for all non-nationals (excluding CARICOM Protocol free-movement beneficiaries) who wish to take up employment with a Grenadian employer. Applied for by the employer on behalf of the prospective employee.

• Fee structure varies by nationality: CARICOM nationals (Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Guyana, Jamaica, Montserrat, Suriname, Trinidad & Tobago, Cuba) XCD 1,000 (approx. USD 370); Commonwealth, North America, UK, EU nationals XCD 3,000 (approx. USD 1,110); all other nationalities XCD 5,000 (approx. USD 1,850).
• Application fee: XCD 100 (approx. USD 37).
• Late submission penalty: XCD 100.
• Renewals must be filed 3 months before expiry.
• Documents must be in English.
• Processing time not specified on official source.
• Employer bears responsibility for ensuring compliance with all labour obligations.

Allows non-nationals earning at least EC$100,000 per year (approx. USD 37,000) from employment or business activities outside Grenada to reside in Grenada while working remotely. Holders may not work for or offer services to any person or business within Grenada.

• Established under the Remote Employment Act, Act No. 3 of 2021.
• Application fee: USD 1,500 (individual); USD 2,000 (individual + up to 3 dependants); USD 200 per additional dependant beyond 3.
• Annual renewal fee: USD 1,400 (individual); USD 1,900 (individual + up to 3 dependants).
• Permit holders are exempt from Grenada income tax on income earned outside Grenada.
• Conditional duty exemptions apply to household effects (up to EC$75,000 c.i.f.) and one motor vehicle.
• Dependants cannot enrol in public educational institutions.
• Permit holders are deemed non-residents for citizenship and voting purposes.
• Not available to OECS Protocol Member State citizens (who have free movement rights).
• Minimum income threshold: EC$100,000/year (approx. USD 37,000).
• Renewable annually.

Grants Grenadian citizenship through a non-refundable financial contribution to the National Transformation Fund (NTF), which finances projects in tourism, agriculture, and alternative energy. No prior residency in Grenada is required.

• Minimum contribution USD 235,000 (effective July 1, 2024 per SR&O 15 of 2024 / Caribbean MOA price standardization).
• Note: the cbi.gov.gd homepage still displayed USD 150,000 (old figure) as of June 2026 - the website has not been updated.
• Established under the Citizenship by Investment Act No. 15 of 2013.
• All applications must be submitted through an Authorised Agent to the Citizenship by Investment Committee (CBIC).
• Processing time: approximately 3-4 months.
• Citizenship can be extended to spouse, dependent children under 18, dependent parents, and dependent grandchildren.
• Applicants must be at least 18, have no criminal record, and be in good health.
• No residency required before or after citizenship.
• Key benefit: Grenada citizenship provides E-2 Treaty Investor Visa eligibility for the United States, and visa-free/on-arrival access to 140+ countries including UK, Schengen Area, China, Singapore.

Grants Grenadian citizenship through investment in a government-approved real estate project. The applicant must hold the qualifying real estate for at least 5 years after citizenship is granted.

• Minimum investment USD 270,000 (effective July 1, 2024 per SR&O 15 of 2024 / Caribbean MOA price standardization).
• Some approved projects may have different minimums (e.g., USD 220,000 for shared/fractional units vs. USD 350,000 for sole-ownership units).
• Applicant must hold the real estate for at least 5 years following the grant of citizenship.
• Approved projects include luxury hotels, resorts, and villas listed on the official CBI website.
• All applications through Authorised Agents.
• Processing time: approximately 3-4 months.
• Same eligibility and family extension rules as NTF route apply.

Issued to diplomatic and government officials traveling to Grenada on official business. Separate application track available at Grenada Embassies and Missions.

• The Embassy of Grenada USA references a separate 'Instructions for Diplomats/Government Officials' document and a separate application pathway.
• Many diplomatic/official/service passport holders from countries that ordinarily require visas receive more favourable treatment (e.g., extended stay durations or visa exemptions).
• Fee information not published on official source.
• Details vary by nationality and bilateral agreement.

Allows a foreign national legally married to a citizen of Grenada to apply to be registered as a citizen of Grenada. Administered by the Ministry of Home Affairs / Immigration and Passport Department.

• Citizenship-by-registration route (not a temporary visa).
• The official 'Application - Married to a Grenadian' form is published on the Government of Grenada Home Affairs portal.
• Requires marriage certificate, proof of the spouse's Grenadian citizenship, police certificate of character, and supporting documents; foreign-language documents must be translated into English.
• Fee and processing time are not published on the official portal.
• Distinct Home Affairs registration routes also exist for children and grandchildren of Grenadian citizens and for Commonwealth citizens.

Route for foreign nationals who have lawfully resided in Grenada for the qualifying period to apply to become naturalised citizens of Grenada. Administered by the Ministry of Home Affairs / Immigration and Passport Department.

• Citizenship-acquisition route (not a temporary visa), distinct from the Citizenship by Investment programme.
• The official 'Application - Naturalization' form is published on the Government of Grenada Home Affairs portal.
• Applicants must normally hold permanent residence and have accumulated the required period of lawful residence in Grenada.
• Fee and processing time are not published on the official portal.