Grenada: named ordinary passports receive visitor visa at port of entry after pre-clearance
Grenada's active Embassy-linked citizenship schedule places Belarus and Kazakhstan in its Port of Entry category; the linked instructions require pre-clearance before travel, followed by visa issuance on arrival in Grenada.
- Applies to an ordinary Belarusian or Kazakh passport holder travelling as a short visitor under the nationality category directly named in Grenada's schedule.
- The schedule defines Port of Entry as a visa granted on arrival in Grenada, not an electronic approval or a visa-free admission.
- Before travel, apply for a Grenada Immigration and Passport Office pre-clearance letter; the live instructions recommend applying at least six weeks before departure. The visa itself is granted on arrival in Grenada.
- Purpose-specific, work, study, residence, transit, diplomatic, official, service, special-document and final-admission treatment remain outside this finding.
- The actively linked PDF has inconsistent cover and page-level update marks and should be rechecked before promotion or travel reliance.
Official sourcesEmbassy of Grenada in the United States: VisitorsEmbassy of Grenada in the United States: Visa Requirements for Traveling to Grenada: named port-of-entry entriesEmbassy of Grenada in the United States: Requirements for Pre-Clearance Letter for Applicants of Countries Who Receive Visas at Port of Entry in Grenada