Grenada at a glance
| Visit with an ESTA (Visa Waiver Program) | No: a visitor visa is needed |
| E-1 treaty trader visa | Not available |
| E-2 treaty investor visa | Available |
| Own line in the Visa Bulletin | No: worldwide line |
| Green card lottery (last published list, DV-2026) | Eligible |
| Entry restrictions | No travel ban; affected by the 2026 immigrant visa pause (set aside by a court, under appeal) |
| Temporary Protected Status (TPS) | Not designated |
| Where visas are processed | Visas for Grenada are processed at the U.S. Embassy in Bridgetown, Barbados, which serves Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, including immigrant visas. |
Green card lottery: registration for DV-2027 had not opened as of mid-October 2026. A federal court ordered the State Department to open it, and that order may be appealed.
What is specific to Grenada right now
- Since April 2, 2026, Grenadian B-1/B-2 visa applicants may have to post a visa bond; the bond program became permanent in August 2026. It was on the State Department's list of 75 countries whose nationals' immigrant visas were paused from January 21, 2026; a federal court set the pause aside on August 21, 2026, and the government's appeal was still pending as of October 2026. Grenadian nationals can use the E-2 treaty investor visa.
Common U.S. immigration paths for people from Grenada
Marriage green cardGreen card through your U.S. citizen or resident spouseK-1 fiancé(e) visaBring your fiancé(e) to the U.S. to marry and stayFamily petitionSponsor children, adult sons and daughters, or siblingsParents green cardU.S. citizens 21 and older sponsoring their parentsF-1 student visaStudy at a U.S. college, university or language schoolB-1/B-2 visitor visaVisit the U.S. for business, tourism or familyGreen card lottery (DV)Yearly random drawing for green cards from lower-immigration countries
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Frequently asked questions
Can people from Grenada visit the U.S. with an ESTA?
No. Grenada is not in the Visa Waiver Program, so a visitor visa (B-1/B-2) from a U.S. embassy or consulate is usually needed.
Can people from Grenada get an E-2 investor visa?
Yes. Grenada has an E-2 treaty with the United States, so its nationals can qualify for the E-2 treaty investor visa by making a substantial investment in a U.S. business they will run.
Can people from Grenada enter the green card lottery?
Grenada was eligible in the last published program (DV-2026). Eligibility is set again every year, so check the official instructions when registration opens.
Where do people from Grenada have their visa interview?
Visas for Grenada are processed at the U.S. Embassy in Bridgetown, Barbados, which serves Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, including immigrant visas.
Can I work with a U.S. attorney while I am still in Grenada?
Yes. MyUSVisa works online: you tell your story from anywhere, licensed U.S. immigration attorneys review it and send proposals, and you choose. This works before you travel or once you are already in the United States.
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Last checked by the MyUSVisa team and counsel in October 2026. Country rules change often, especially entry restrictions, TPS and parole programs. Always verify on travel.state.gov and uscis.gov, or ask your attorney.
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