Starting July 1, 2019 the Consulate in Washington, DC will be open Monday – Friday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, please click here.

The Consulate of Grenada, Washington, DC wishes to inform all Grenadian Nationals that the Government of Grenada, Carriacou & Petite Martinique will be transitioning to the new ePassport effective 16^th July 2018.  A Caribbean Community Grenada Passport issued under the Passports (Fees) Regulations, Chapter 226 prior to 16^th July 2018 shall continue to be valid pursuant to the provisions of these Regulations until the date of expiration of the passport, unless cancelled or withdrawn in accordance with section 3 of the Passports Act, Chapter 226.

As of close of business 6^th July 2018 processing of Grenada passports has been temporarily suspended to allow for the transition at the Immigration and Passport Department in Grenada.  Passports received after this date will be subject to the new rules, regulations and fees of the new ePassport system.

During the week 9^th– 13^th July 2018 passport applications will not be processed at the Immigration and Passport Department in Grenada, as the new systems are put in place.  Any passport application received at the following locations will be held and forwarded to Grenada during the week of 16^th July 2018:

1. Consulate of Grenada, Washington, DC
2. Consulate General of Grenada – New York, and
3. Consulate General of Grenada – Miami

In 2023, all passports issued by the Immigration and Passport Department in Grenada will be machine-readable ePassports – a biometric/digital passport, enhanced with an embedded electronic microprocessor, which is distinguished by a logo on the front cover.  This microprocessor will be used to obtain data that will authenticate the identity of the passport holder for security purposes and ease of travel.

The new fee for the ePassports within the United States will be US$175.00.  The fee for Lost/Stolen/Damaged passports within the United States will be US$350.00.

The Consulate of Grenada, Washington, DC apologises for any inconvenience that may be caused during this transition period and looks forward to working with the Diaspora to meet your needs once the new ePassport system is in place.

The Embassy of Grenada, Washington, DC wishes to inform that the Consulate General of Grenada – New York, the Permanent Mission of Grenada to the United Nations and the Grenada Tourism Authority Offices have relocated in New York City.  The aforementioned offices are now located at:

685 Third Avenue
11th Floor – Suite 1101
(between 43rd & 44th Streets)
New York, NY  10017
Tel. (212) 599-0301

As of March 10, 2017 all First Time Passport Applicants must appear in person for an interview with a Consular Officer. Applications received by mail after March 10, 2017 will not be processed and will be returned at the expense of the applicant. Please click here to schedule an appointment to come in to the Consulate in Washington, District of Columbia.

Depending on your location, you may wish to contact the Consulate General in New York, New York or the Consulate General in Miami, Florida for further instruction.

Grenada – Lawful permanent residents of the U.S. with valid Green Card

You need an eTA to visit or transit through Canada by air if you are a lawful permanent resident of the U.S. and have a valid alien registration card (Green Card).
Note:  you will need a passport from your country of nationality to apply for an eTA.