🇬🇩Grenada

Typically bring

• Passport with at least six months validity
• Return or onward airline ticket
• Proof of accommodation (hotel reservation or host invitation)
• Evidence of sufficient funds (bank statement, credit card, or cash)
• Travel insurance (recommended, not mandatory)

Watch out for

• Do not overstay the 90‑day limit; overstay can lead to fines or future entry bans.
• Make sure your passport is not damaged; damaged passports may be rejected.
• Do not rely solely on a one‑way ticket; immigration may ask for proof of onward travel.
• Check for any temporary health requirements (e.g., yellow fever vaccination) if you are arriving from an endemic country.
• Avoid assuming that visa‑free means no scrutiny; officers can still deny entry if requirements are not met.

Good to know

• The official currency is the East Caribbean Dollar (XCD); US dollars are widely accepted.
• English is the official language, making communication straightforward.
• Mobile coverage is good; you can buy a local SIM card for data and calls.
• Grenada is generally safe for tourists, but take usual precautions against petty crime.
• The island is prone to hurricanes from June to November; monitor weather forecasts during that period.