Visitors

Visa requirements for travel to Grenada are based on your country of citizenship. Permanent residents of the United States are not exempt from these visa requirements.

Students (and families of students) attending St. George’s University will need to apply for a visa based on his/her country of citizenship before he/she can travel to Grenada. The letter provided by the University does not exempt you from these requirements.

Nationals

Passports Forms:

In 2023, all passports issued by the Immigration and Passport Department in Grenada will be machine-readable ePassports – a biometric/digital passport, enhanced with an embedded electronic microprocessor, which is distinguished by a logo on the front cover.  This microprocessor will be used to obtain data that will authenticate the identity of the passport holder for security purposes and ease of travel.

Effective November 1, 2019 the fee for the ePassports within the China is US$250.00.  The fee for Lost/Stolen/Damaged passports within the China is US$500.00.

Processing Time:

Passports applications are forwarded to Grenada every Friday by the Embassy.  Once your completed and correct application has been received in its entirety, it takes between six (6) to eight (8) weeks to be returned to you.

Expedited Processing:

If you wish to expedite your application, please include a letter detailing the nature of the rush and the date by which your passport is needed. Once your request for expedited services along with your completed and correct application is received, your application will be forwarded same day to Grenada for processing. Expedited processing fee is $50.00 (separate money order/certified cheque).

Citizenship

Please be advised that all applications for citizenship are processed by the Department of Home Affairs in the Office of the Prime Minister in Grenada, not by our office here in Beijing, China