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Grenada

  • St. George's
  • Americas
  • English

At a glance

Grenada: know before you go

At a glance

Capital
St. George's
Population
114,299
Area
349 km² · 135 sq mi
Languages
English, Grenadian Creole English
Currency
East Caribbean Dollar (XCD)
Time zone
UTC−04:00, America/Grenada
Calling code
+1473
Drives on the
Left
Internet domain
.gd
Landlocked
No, it has a coastline
More facts
Continent
AMERICAS

Member of

  • United Nations

Neighbouring countries

Entry requirements

Grenada visa requirements

Grenada entry requirements by passport: of 197 passports, 126 can enter without a visa, 0 get a visa on arrival, 0 apply online before they travel and 71 need a visa from an embassy or consulate.

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Visa-free126 passports

Safety

Grenada safety: is it safe to visit?

Level 2 of 4Exercise Increased Caution

Due to crime

US State Dept, updated January 15, 2026. Advisories change: check your own government's travel advice before you go.

Questions

Grenada: frequently asked questions

Grenada visa: do I need one?
Grenada entry requirements by passport: of 197 passports, 126 can enter without a visa, 0 get a visa on arrival, 0 apply online before they travel and 71 need a visa from an embassy or consulate.
Grenada: is it safe to visit?
US State Dept rates Grenada at level 2 of 4. Exercise Increased Caution: Due to crime.
Grenada: what currency is used?
Currency in Grenada: East Caribbean Dollar (XCD).
Grenada: what language do people speak?
Languages of Grenada: English, Grenadian Creole English.
Grenada: what is the capital?
The capital of Grenada is St. George's.

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