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The US State Department says US citizens do not need a tourist visa for Grenada for stays of 90 days or less. Your passport must be valid at entry and for at least 6 months beyond your arrival date, with 1 blank page per entry stamp. How to stay longer, and who is eligible, is not confirmed — ask Grenada immigration before your permitted stay ends.

Key facts

For United States passport holders, tourism or short business trips.

You may need a visa if…

• The State Department says your passport must be valid at entry and for at least 6 months beyond your arrival date — both conditions apply; they are not a conflict or alternatives.
• The State Department says you need 1 blank passport page per entry stamp.
• Return or onward ticket requirement not confirmed — check Grenada authorities before travel.
• The State Department says no tourist visa is needed for stays of 90 days or less. How to stay longer, and who is eligible, is not confirmed — ask Grenada immigration before your permitted stay ends.
• If arriving from regions with endemic Yellow Fever, vaccinations may be required (verify on the official source).

Before you travel

• ✓Check that your US passport is valid at entry AND for at least 6 months beyond your arrival date in Grenada (State Department).
• ✓Check you have 1 blank passport page per entry stamp (State Department).
• ✓Return or onward ticket: not confirmed — check Grenada authorities before travel.
• ✓Enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP).
• ✓Check CDC website for any current travel health information or vaccination requirements.
• ✓Consider purchasing travel insurance for evacuation, medical, and trip cancellation coverage.

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