Complete your Grenada arrival card online

One submission covers one arrival.

A submitted card can be edited on the official portal. It is found with the Travel Code, the last name, the date of birth and the travel document number.

The card does not decide how long you may stay. That depends on the immigration rules that apply to you.

The official portal states that the form is available 72 hours prior to your arrival. The Grenada Tourism Authority says it is best completed the day before travel or before departing the port of embarkation. No latest time is published.

The portal sends the confirmation by email after submission. After we submit your form, we send the receipts to the email address given in your order.

You can order earlier. We hold your application and submit it once the window is open.

The Grenada ED Card is the online Embarkation/Disembarkation card on the Grenada Online Immigration and Customs Portal. It was announced by the Government of Grenada and the Grenada Tourism Authority and went live at the start of March 2026.

The official sources describe the online card as the replacement for the paper form, but none says that a traveler without it is refused. The Grenada Tourism Authority says that travelers "can complete their ED Card online prior to arrival" and that the digital system eliminates the need for paper forms. The government's release says the online card replaces the traditional paper form. The landing text of the portal says that travelers "are required to complete the online Immigration and Customs Form", which is available 72 hours prior to arrival.

We found no official text that says what happens if a traveler arrives without the card, or whether a paper card or another way to complete it is still offered on arrival. The UK government's travel advice does not mention the form.

The card is for visitors and returning nationals, arriving by air or by sea. No exemptions are published.

The Grenada form has no step for adding family members, so each traveler appears to need a submission of their own. The customs questions are answered for yourself, your spouse and your children under 18. The official sources do not state this explicitly.

1. Arrival: residential status, entry by air or sea, airline or vessel, flight or vessel number, country and port of embarkation, and the intended dates of arrival and departure.
2. Personal: names, gender, country and date of birth, nationality, marital status, occupation, country of residence, home address, email address and phone number.
3. Travel: travel document type, number, issue country, issue and expiry dates, a photo of the travel document, and the countries visited in the last 21 days.
4. Destination: purpose of visit, accommodation type, name and address, parish, and length of stay in nights.
5. Customs: the number of pieces of luggage, questions about food, plants and animal products, pharmaceuticals, weapons, commercial merchandise and currency over US$10,000, whether you claimed a duty-free exemption this year, and any items to declare.

Individual fields on the live form may differ slightly.

Common mistakes to avoid:

• Filing too early: the form opens 72 hours before arrival
• An unreadable biodata photo: the portal asks for a copy of the biodata page as a PNG or JPEG file
• Not saving the receipts: they are presented to Immigration and Customs on arrival
• Treating the card as a visa: visa rules depend on your nationality and are separate