Turkey visa for Grenadian passport holders

Yes, in the form of an online e-Visa. The Turkish foreign ministry lists Grenadian ordinary passport holders as eligible for a three-month, multiple-entry e-Visa through evisa.gov.tr, so Türkiye is an apply-before-you-fly destination for a Grenadian passport rather than a visa-free one. The application is short, but skipping it means being stopped at check-in.

Quick facts

Travel authorisation

Visa required: Yes, an e-Visa
Where to get it: Online at evisa.gov.tr, before travel
e-Visa type: Three-month, multiple entry
Maximum stay: Up to 90 days in each 180
Applies to: All Grenadian ordinary passports, CBI included
Covers: Tourism or commerce only, not work or study

Entry requirements

A Grenadian passport, and a Türkiye e-Visa obtained online before departure. The Turkish foreign ministry places Grenada among the nationalities that use evisa.gov.tr rather than entering visa-free.
A trip for tourism or commerce. The e-Visa covers those purposes; work and study go through Turkish embassies and consulates.
A stay within the 90-days-in-180 ceiling the ministry applies to every foreigner.

An e-Visa that applies to every Grenadian passport

The Turkish foreign ministry’s entry for Grenada says ordinary passport holders can obtain three-month, multiple-entry e-Visas through evisa.gov.tr. There is no visa-free arrival for a Grenadian passport; the e-Visa is the route, and it is arranged online before travelling.

The rule reads on the ordinary passport, which matters because a large share of Grenadian passports are held through the country’s citizenship-by-investment programme. Native-born or naturalised, the Türkiye e-Visa requirement is the same: it attaches to the Grenadian ordinary passport, not to how the holder acquired it, so an investor citizen and a Grenada-born traveller follow one identical process.

The stay itself is governed by the ministry’s general rule, not the Grenada line: no more than 90 days within each 180-day period, binding on all foreigners. The e-Visa’s three-month, multiple-entry validity is how long the authorisation lasts and how often you may enter, not a licence to stay beyond that ceiling.

Good to know

The requirement follows the passport, so a citizenship-by-investment holder gets no different treatment. Grenada’s CBI programme is one of the reasons its passport is widely held, and it is easy to assume an investment passport unlocks easier travel, but Türkiye’s rule is written for the Grenadian ordinary passport as such. Everyone on that document applies for the same e-Visa on the same site, whatever route brought them to the citizenship.
Use the official evisa.gov.tr and nothing that looks like it. Every e-Visa scheme attracts resale sites that reprice the same government authorisation and sometimes handle applicants’ passport data poorly. A Grenadian applicant gains nothing from them and risks the data, so apply on the government site directly and save the confirmation with the trip documents.
Tie the e-Visa to the passport you will present, not one you are about to replace. The authorisation is linked to a passport number, so renewing a Grenadian passport after applying, or holding a second nationality and travelling on the other document, breaks the match. At check-in a mismatch counts as no visa, which is the failure worth designing out before departure.
The e-Visa is for visiting and business, and the line to work is bright. Türkiye issues the online authorisation for tourism and commerce and routes employment and study to its embassies and consulates. A Grenadian passport holder heading to a paid role or a programme of study needs that different channel, and the deciding factor is the purpose of the trip, not how long it lasts.

Frequently asked questions

Do Grenadian citizens need a visa for Türkiye?

Yes, an e-Visa. The Turkish foreign ministry lists Grenadian ordinary passport holders as eligible for a three-month, multiple-entry e-Visa via evisa.gov.tr, so entry is not visa-free.

Does the Türkiye rule differ for a Grenada CBI passport?

No. The e-Visa requirement attaches to the Grenadian ordinary passport, so citizenship-by-investment holders follow the same online process as anyone else.

Where do Grenadians get the Türkiye e-Visa?

Online at the official site evisa.gov.tr, before travelling. Avoid third-party resale sites, which charge more for the same authorisation.

How long can a Grenadian stay in Türkiye?

Up to 90 days within each 180-day period, the ceiling the ministry applies to all foreigners. The e-Visa is valid for three months with multiple entries.

Does the e-Visa cover work in Türkiye?

No. It is for tourism or commerce only. Work and study are arranged through Turkish embassies and consulates.

Is Türkiye visa-free for Grenada?

No. Türkiye requires Grenadian ordinary passport holders to obtain an e-Visa before travel.

Related pages

Other passports for Turkey

Sources

Every fact on this page was checked against the official sources below on 4 September 2026.

Republic of Türkiye, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, "Visa Information For Foreigners": the entry for Grenada states that ordinary passport holders "can obtain three month multiple entry e-Visas via the website www.evisa.gov.tr". Read 2026-09-04. https://www.mfa.gov.tr/visa-information-for-foreigners.en.mfa
Same page, general guidance: the length of stay provided by a visa or a visa exemption cannot exceed 90 days within each 180-day period, binding on all foreigners; e-Visa covers tourism or commerce, while work and study are handled by Turkish missions. Read 2026-09-04.

Entry rules change without notice and the official source is always the authority. Confirm with the embassy or immigration portal before you book.

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