Grenada visa requirements for Tunisians

Travel and visa requirements

Basic Travel Requirements for Tunisians visiting Grenada

Travelers are required to fulfill the following requirements in order to apply for a Grenadian Visa.

  • A valid passport that is valid for at least 3 months after the date of exit from Grenada. 
  • The passport should have two blank pages facing each other.
  • A copy of correctly filled and signed application form.
  • Two colored passport-sized photographs. 
  • Proof of sufficient funds. This is to show that you can cater for yourself for the duration of your stay in the country.
  • Photocopies of all the required documents should be made prior to submission.
  • Proof of accommodation or hotel reservation is required.
  • Travel itinerary showing exit and entry dates from Grenada.


Grenada Visa for Tunisians

Facts about Grenada

Grenada is a country which consists of three major islands and several tiny islands. The country is regarded as the “Spice Isle”, this is because the country is a major source of nutmeg, cloves, ginger, cinnamon, and cocoa. Beaches and watersports are the main attractions for foreigners in the country. The Grand Anse Beach is considered one of the best beaches in the world. Foreigners can enjoy diving, snorkeling, and sailing on the beaches in the country. The numerous waterfalls are other popular attractions for tourists in the country.
 
The tourism industry in Grenada is a major driving force to the Grenadian economy. With the construction of a large cruise ship pier and esplanade, the industry has increased dramatically. About 314,216 tourists visited Grenada in 2018 which was a 21.2 percent increase in the number of tourists who visited the previous year.
 
Drug offenses are treated harshly. Severe punishments are handed out to anyone caught being involved in drug offenses.
 
Citizens of the United States of America, Canada, the United Kingdom, Caribbean countries (except Cuba), Venezuela, and European Union countries are allowed to visit Grenada without a visa.

Types of Grenada Visa

Types of Visa Processing Time Duration of Stay
Tourist visa 7 business days 30 days
Business visa 7 business days 30 days

General Requirements for Grenada Visa

  • A valid passport that is valid for at least 3 months after the date of exit from Grenada. 
  • The passport should have two blank pages facing each other.
  • A copy of correctly filled and signed application form.
  • Two colored passport-sized photographs. 
  • Proof of sufficient funds. This is to show that you can cater for yourself for the duration of your stay in the country.
  • Photocopies of all the required documents should be made prior to submission.
  • Proof of accommodation or hotel reservation is required.
  • Travel itinerary showing exit and entry dates from Grenada.


Grenada Tourist visa Grenada Business visa

Grenada Tourist Visa Eligibility & Requirements

  • The tourist visa is issued to foreigners traveling to Grenada for leisure, recreation, and sightseeing.
  • Applicants visiting relative and friends Grenada can also apply for their own visa.
  • An invitation letter from the host in Grenada is required.
  • The letter of invitation must indicate the relationship with the applicant, purpose, and duration of visit to Grenada.
  • The host in Grenada could either be a family member, friends, and tour organization in Grenada.
  • Applicants should ensure they have valid medical insurance that covers the whole duration of stay in Grenada for emergency cases.
  • If the applicant is not a Tunisia, a valid stay permit is required.
  • Minors should ensure they have a letter of consent signed by both parents and an original birth certificate.
  • Receipt of paid visa application fee is required.
  • With this visa, you are not allowed to take up a course of study or partake in any business activities.

Grenada Business Visa Eligibility & Requirements

  • The business visa is issued to foreigners visiting Grenada for business activities such as business meetings and conferences, singing and negotiating contracts and getting involved in trade fairs with other business partners in Grenada.
  • An invitation letter from the host company in Grenada stating the nature of the business to be conducted, the duration of stay in Grenada, address and contact information of the host company.
  • The inviting company must be a registered company in Grenada. A certificate that proof registration is required.
  • A business letter the applicant’s employer in Tunisia stating the awareness of business leave and the applicant’s proof of good behaviour.
  • The letter must also indicate the duration of stay, the purpose of the visit to Grenada, and the contact information of the Tunisian company.
  • You are required to have the receipt of your paid visa application fee.
  • Return flight ticket to Tunisai is needed.
  • A valid travel insurance/medical insurance that covers the whole duration of stay in Grenada.

Grenada Visa Fees

Visa Type

Sub Types

Visa Fees

Tourist visa

100.00 (USD)

Business visa

100.00 (USD)

Grenada Visa Application Centres & Embassies in Tunisia

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There is currently no Embassy of Grenada in Tunisia but applicant are advised to apply at the Embassy in Tunisia neighboring country.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I travel to Grenada with my pet?

If you are bringing your pet into Grenada, you must have an import permit issued by the veterinary officer of the Ministry of Agriculture in Tunisia. The pet must have a valid rabies vaccination certificate and a certificate of health issued by a veterinarian within 2 weeks prior to the departure date.

What is the official language of Grenada?

The official language in Grenada is English. There are also two other languages recognized in Grenada: Grenadian English Creole, and Grenadian French Creole. The languages spoken in Grenada reflect this island's history and migration of people to the island.

How safe is Grenada?

Grenada is generally considered one of the safer parts of the Caribbean, where other islands suffer from high murder rates and crime levels. But tourists are still warned against visiting isolated areas alone.