Grenada Travel Guide

Grenada asks every traveler to complete a free electronic form before they even reach the airport, the Electronic Embarkation and Disembarkation Card, a single online submission covering both immigration and customs for arrival and departure, filed at edcard.gov.gd. As of March 2026, travelers from more than 100 countries, including the US, UK, and EU nations, get visa free entry for up to 90 days, with UK citizens specifically getting a longer 6 months. A smaller group of nationalities, mainly from parts of Africa and Asia, need a visa on arrival, priced at 100 Eastern Caribbean dollars, roughly 37 US dollars, and requiring a pre-clearance letter arranged beforehand.

Maurice Bishop International Airport is the main gateway, sitting on the southwest coast near the capital St. George's, though this guide's sources did not confirm a specific departure fee there, worth checking against your airline ticket or the airport's own site before assuming one way or the other.