ED Card Grenada

The ED Card is completely free of charge and concerns all nationalities, without exception. Whether you're a tourist discovering the Isle of Spices for the first time, a business traveler on a professional trip, a cruise passenger on a stopover, or a Grenadian resident returning to the country, the form is mandatory and must be completed before entering or leaving the country.

Grenada, nicknamed the’Spice Island for its production of nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves and ginger, is a Caribbean island state comprising the main island of Grenada, the island of Carriacou, Petite Martinique and several islets. Located in the West Indies, south of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and north of Trinidad and Tobago, it attracts visitors from all over the world every year thanks to its white sand beaches, lush tropical forests, exceptional scuba diving sites and rich cultural heritage.

With the introduction of the ED Card, Grenada joins a growing number of countries that are digitizing their entry formalities for reduce waiting times at checkpoints, The system is designed around three fundamental principles: security, safety and security. The system is designed around three fundamental principles ease of usethe enhanced data security (encryption and protection of personal information) and the international compliance with global travel standards.

Who should fill in the Grenada arrival card?

Grenada's Electronic Arrival Card (ED Card) covers absolutely all travellers entering or leaving the country, regardless of nationality, reason for travel or mode of transport. Here are the profiles concerned:

• International tourists of all nationalities, whether traveling as a family, couple or solo, to discover the beaches, nature and culture of Grenada.
• Business travelers traveling to Grenada for business meetings, conferences or investments.
• Cruise passengers calling at St. George's or other Grenadian ports, even for a few hours.
• Grenadian residents and nationals returning home after a trip abroad. The form offers a dedicated option for this profile.
• Passengers in transit passing through a Grenadian point of entry before continuing on to another destination.
• Ship and aircraft crews operating on routes serving Grenada.

With regard to visa exemption conditions to enter Grenada, most Western nationalities enjoy visa-free entry for tourist stays. Nationals of the following countries, among others, do not need a visa to enter Grenada no visa required for a tourist stay :

To be authorized to enter Grenada, you must present a passport valid for at least 6 months after your scheduled return date, a return or onward air ticketand a proof of accommodation (hotel reservation, host address, etc.). Customs officials may also ask you for proof of sufficient funds to cover your stay.

How do I fill in the Grenada arrival card online?

The ED Card filling procedure is simple and intuitive. The official portal, available in English and other languages, guides you step by step. Here's how it all works:

1. Access the official portal
   Go to edcard.gov.gd from a computer, tablet or smartphone. The form can be accessed up to 72 hours before your scheduled arrival in Grenada.
2. Select your status
   The first page asks you to specify whether you are a visitor/non-resident or a Grenadian national/resident returns. This choice determines the following fields in the form.
3. Enter your personal information
   Surname, first name, date of birth, nationality, passport number, country of residence, full address, e-mail address and telephone number. Check each field carefully to avoid rejection or delays at immigration.
4. Enter your travel details
   Flight or ship number, port of embarkation, expected date of arrival, reason for travel (tourism, business, transit, family visit, etc.) and expected duration of stay in Grenada.
5. Enter your accommodation address
   Name and address of your hotel, rental, residence or host in Grenada. For cruise passengers, please indicate the name of the ship and the port of call.
6. Complete the customs declaration
   The form includes a customs section where you must declare the items you are importing into Grenada. This includes currency over a certain amount, food products, plants, animals and any other items subject to declaration.
7. Accept conditions and submit
   Tick the consent box authorizing the processing of your personal data, then validate the form. You will receive a digital receipt to save on your phone or print out.

If you prefer to be accompanied in this process, Visamundi can fill out the form for you. Simply complete our simplified form in French, and our team will take care of filling out and submitting your ED Card to the official portal. You'll receive your receipt by e-mail, ready to present to immigration.

What documents do you need for your trip to Grenada?

Although Grenada does not require visas for the majority of nationalities, many essential documents before you leave. Here is the complete list:

• Valid passport - Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned return date. Check its expiry date well in advance of your trip.
• ED Card receipt - The digital or printed receipt of your arrival card, obtained after completing the online form at edcard.gov.gd.
• Round-trip air ticket - Proof of a return or onward ticket to another destination is required on entry.
• Proof of accommodation - Confirmation of hotel reservation, rental, or letter of invitation from your host in Grenada.
• Proof of sufficient funds - Customs officials may ask for proof that you have the financial means to cover your stay (bank statements, credit cards).
• Yellow fever vaccination certificate - Mandatory only if arriving from a country where this disease is endemic. Not required for travelers from Europe, North America or East Asia.

How much does the arrival card for Grenada cost?

The electronic arrival card (ED Card) for Grenada is completely free of charge when completed directly on the official portal of the Grenadian government (edcard.gov.gd). There are no consular fees, no processing fees and no registration fees to pay.

If you choose to benefit from’support Visamundi, For a one-off fee of 19,00 € per passenger. This service includes :

• Complete the form for you, using our simplified questions in your language
• Verification of all your data before submission (marital status, passport number, dates)
• Submitting the form on the official portal
• Receipt sent by e-mail, ready to present
• Responsive customer support

What are the entry points to Grenada?

Grenada has several points of entry for international travelers. The main one is the’Maurice Bishop International Airport (IATA code: GND), located at Point Salines, in the parish of St. George's, south of the main island. The airport serves direct and connecting flights from North America, Europe, the Caribbean and other international destinations.

In addition to the main airport, Grenada also welcomes travelers by sea:

• Port of St. George's - Grenada's main port, which regularly welcomes cruise ships and ferries from neighboring islands.
• Port of Hillsborough (Carriacou) - The gateway to the island of Carriacou, accessible by ferry from Grenada and the island of Petite Martinique.
• Lauriston (Carriacou) airport - A small airport on the island of Carriacou, serving regional flights.

Whatever your point of entry, the ED Card is required. Immigration officers will ask you to present your digital or printed receipt upon arrival. For day cruise passengers, the form must also be completed before disembarking.