Grenada: do South Africans need a visa?

South Africans don't need a visa for Grenada. You can stay up to 90 days per visit.

Visa-free. The Embassy of Grenada's list shows 'South Africa: No Visa required'.1 3

Before you travel

Purpose of visit

Not published by official sources

Passport validity

At least 6 months after arrival (UK advice).2

Not yet confirmed by an official source

How to apply

No application needed. Make sure your passport is stamped on entry.1 2

Confirmed on an official government source

Where South Africans apply

Not published by official sources

Travel insurance

Not published by official sources

Return or onward ticket

Not published by official sources

Proof of funds

Not published by official sources

Accommodation or invitation

Not published by official sources

Vaccinations, including yellow fever on return to South Africa

Destination rule: a yellow fever certificate is needed only if you arrive from a country with yellow fever transmission risk; South Africa is not a risk country. Return to South Africa: this country is not a yellow fever risk country, so no certificate is needed on return, unless you transited through a risk country (for example via Panama or South America) on the way.2

Confirmed by other governments' official advice

Arrival forms

Not published by official sources

Extending your stay and overstaying

Not published by official sources

Transit

Not published by official sources

Travelling with children

Not published by official sources

Sources

Official

The destination's own government

1Embassy of Grenada in the United States, Visa Requirements for Grenada (Feb 2021) grenadaembassyusa.org

Other government

Official advice from other governments

2UK FCDO travel advice gov.uk

Reference

Used to find official sources, never the final word

3Wikipedia, Visa requirements for South African citizens en.wikipedia.org

Last researched 5 October 2026. Rules change; confirm with the embassy before you book.