Philippines → Grenada: do you need a visa?

Visitor Visa — Tourism / Pleasure

Documents

• Passport valid for at least 6 months from date of departure from Grenada
• Fully completed Grenada visa application form in BLUE or BLACK ink, signed, with Purpose marked Pleasure and Single or Multiple indicated
• Prior to Arrival: TWO passport pictures no more than 3 months old, one certified by a Justice of the Peace or Notary Public; Port of Entry: ONE passport picture no more than 3 months old adhered to the form with image visible
• Port of Entry only: colour copy of the passport data page and confirmation of accommodations in Grenada
• US permanent residents who need a visa: proof of permission to re-enter the US — Residency Card in person or notarized photocopy of both sides on one page by mail
• Visa fee payment: certified check or money order payable to Embassy of Grenada, or proof of online payment via pay.gov.gd
• If the visa/passport is to be mailed back: separate money order for return postage — US$20.00 Express Service within the USA or US$60.00 Express International Service outside the USA
• What financial means will be held for support during the stay, as stated on the visa form (contacts, address in Grenada, and contact person details)

FAQ

How do I know if I need a Prior-to-Arrival visa or a Port-of-Entry visa?
The April 2024 official list assigns each citizenship to No Visa required, Prior to Arrival (obtain at a mission before travel), or Port of Entry (obtain a pre-clearance letter before travel, then the visa is issued on arrival).

Do St. George's University students need a visa?
Yes, where their citizenship requires one. The Embassy states students and families of students at St. George's University need a visa based on citizenship and the university letter does not exempt them.

Can I work on a visitor visa?
No. Holders of visas may not work in Grenada unless authorized by the Ministry of Labour. Employment needs a work permit approved before entry.