Grenada passport: visa-free countries & ranking (2026)
The only Caribbean CBI passport with both a US E-2 treaty and visa-free China.
Grenada's passport gives visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to ~145+ destinations as of 2026. A Caribbean CBI passport with a unique US E-2 edge. Schengen: Yes (visa-free); UK: Yes; US: No — visa required (E-2 treaty available). Passport rankings shift as agreements change — verify before you travel.
How strong is the Grenada passport?
The Grenada passport reaches roughly 145+ destinations visa-free or on-arrival as of 2026, and is uniquely valuable among Caribbean CBI passports for two reasons: visa-free China, and a US E-2 investor-visa treaty. Verify current access.
Where you can travel visa-free
Visa-free Schengen, the United Kingdom, Singapore and China.
The gaps
The United States requires a visa — but Grenadian citizens can use the US E-2 investor visa, a route the other Caribbean passports lack.
At a glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Visa-free / on-arrival | ~145+ |
| Global tier | A Caribbean CBI passport with a unique US E-2 edge |
| Schengen (EU) | Yes (visa-free) |
| United Kingdom | Yes |
| United States | No — visa required (E-2 treaty available) |
| Strengthen via | Already a CBI passport |
How to upgrade your mobility
Grenada's passport is obtained by investment. See our Grenada citizenship-by-investment guide for the E-2 angle in detail.
Where it fits in a borderless plan
Passport power is one dimension of a borderless life. Pair a stronger passport with a low-tax tax residency and a self-custody plan for your Bitcoin. Compare every passport in the 2026 ranking, or claim a second one by ancestry or investment.
Frequently asked questions
How many countries can Grenada passport holders visit visa-free?
As of 2026, Grenada's passport offers visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to ~145+ destinations. Rankings change as agreements are signed or suspended, so verify the current count before travelling.
Can Grenada passport holders enter the Schengen area, UK and US without a visa?
Schengen: Yes (visa-free). United Kingdom: Yes. United States: No — visa required (E-2 treaty available). These are the access points that most affect a passport's practical strength.
How can I get a more powerful passport?
Three routes: citizenship by descent if you have qualifying ancestry, naturalisation after years of residence, or citizenship by investment. See our passport ranking and the citizenship-by-investment guide.
Official sources
Rules change — always confirm the current position with the primary authority:
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