# Grenada Passport Renewal: Fees, Documents and Process (2026)

The official Grenada government passport fee, effective 1 July 2024, is EC$350 (about USD 130) per adult and EC$250 (about USD 93) per child under 18, set in East Caribbean Dollars.

- **EC$350 adult** Government fee
- **10 years** Adult validity
- **2 to 4 weeks** Processing
- **Remote** From abroad

## Grenada passport renewal, in short

The official Grenada government passport fee, effective 1 July 2024, is EC$350 (about USD 130) per adult and EC$250 (about USD 93) per child under 18, set in East Caribbean Dollars. Standard processing is 2 to 4 weeks and the renewal is fully remote through embassies, consulates or authorised agents. The distinguishing fact: since 1 July 2024 adult passports carry 10 year validity, so pre July 2024 adult passports in circulation are 5 year documents until renewed, and there is no separate CBI renewal fee or re investment. Adult passports issued since 1 July 2024 are valid 10 years; children under 18 receive 5 year passports.

### Evidence

- 01 Government renewal fee, adult [nowgrenada.com](https://nowgrenada.com/2024/06/passports-to-cost-ec350-and-valid-for-10-years/) Official 2026-06-25
- 02 Government renewal fee, child under 18 [grenada-highcommission.co.uk](https://grenada-highcommission.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Passport-and-Visa-Fees-2025.pdf) Official 2026-06-25
- 03 ECCIRA framework: initial 5-year passports upgraded to 10-year after orientation, a 30-day physical presence requirement within the first five years, and mandatory biometrics [eccb-centralbank.org](https://www.eccb-centralbank.org/news/fourth-us-caribbean-roundtable-on-citizenship-by-investment-hails-regional-efforts-at-enhanced-governance) Official 2026-09-28

All figures are time-sensitive: governments amend fee schedules and requirements with notice periods that vary from months to days. Verify any figure against the linked official source before acting. Information, not advice.

## Grenada passport renewal fees, on the official schedules

Every figure below is quoted in the currency the government actually sets it in, with an approximate US Dollar equivalent, and carries the official source it was verified against. Overseas missions charge their own consular schedules in local currency, which are separate schedules rather than conversions of the domestic fee.

| Fee item | Amount | Notes | Official source |  |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Government renewal fee, adult | **EC$350 (about USD 130)** | Effective 1 July 2024, with 10 year adult validity; no separate CBI renewal fee, the standard government channel applies | [nowgrenada.com](https://nowgrenada.com/2024/06/passports-to-cost-ec350-and-valid-for-10-years/) · verified 2026-06-25 | # |
| Government renewal fee, child under 18 | **EC$250 (about USD 93)** | Children receive 5 year passports | [grenada-highcommission.co.uk](https://grenada-highcommission.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Passport-and-Visa-Fees-2025.pdf) · verified 2026-06-25 | # |
| Lost or stolen replacement | **about EC$700 (about USD 260)** | Police report required; contact the nearest embassy or consulate | [grenada-highcommission.co.uk](https://grenada-highcommission.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Passport-and-Visa-Fees-2025.pdf) · verified 2026-06-25 | # |
| Expedited service surcharge | **USD 50** | Processing in 7 business days | [grenada-highcommission.co.uk](https://grenada-highcommission.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Passport-and-Visa-Fees-2025.pdf) · verified 2026-06-25 | # |
| Overseas consular schedules | **UK High Commission £277 adult / £195 child; USA Embassy US$350** | Separate, higher consular schedules in local currency, not conversions of the domestic fee; the US$350 numeral coincidentally matches EC$350 | [grenada-highcommission.co.uk](https://grenada-highcommission.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Passport-and-Visa-Fees-2025.pdf) · verified 2026-06-25 | # |

**Government fees only.** Agent service fees (typically USD 500 to 1,500 for a fully managed renewal), courier charges and any apostille or translation costs are separate and are confirmed in a personalised quote.

## What you need, and the process step by step

### Required documents

- Completed and signed application form
- Two passport size photographs
- Expired or current passport
- Birth certificate
- Proof of citizenship (Certificate of Naturalisation for CBI citizens)

### The process, in order

- **Start about six months before expiry.** The passport office recommends beginning six months ahead, both for processing headroom and because many destinations require six months of remaining validity on entry.
- **Gather the documents.** The signed form, photographs, the expired or current passport, the birth certificate and proof of citizenship (the Certificate of Naturalisation for CBI citizens) are assembled.
- **Complete and sign the application.** The form is checked in full against the current official checklist before filing.
- **Submit at home or abroad.** Applications are lodged with the Immigration Department in Grenada or through a Grenadian embassy, consulate or authorised agent; no visit to Grenada is required.
- **Pay the government fee.** EC$350 per adult or EC$250 per child under 18; the expedited service adds a USD 50 surcharge for processing in 7 business days. Overseas missions charge their own consular schedules.
- **Government processing.** Standard processing is 2 to 4 weeks; the new passport is a biometric ePassport issued through the normal process.
- **Collection or courier.** The new passport is collected or returned by secure courier.

### Renewing from abroad

Grenada renewals are fully remote: applications are accepted through Grenadian embassies, consulates and authorised agents, with no visit to Grenada and no residency requirement. Overseas missions charge their own consular schedules in local currency (the UK High Commission lists £277 per adult and £195 per child, and the USA Embassy US$350), which are separate, higher schedules rather than conversions of the domestic EC$350 fee. One practical note for investor families: Grenada is the only Caribbean CBI country whose citizens can access the US E-2 treaty investor route, and a current passport underpins that status, which makes timely renewal more than an administrative nicety.

## The recorded requirements for Grenada

Grenada already issues biometric ePassports through the normal issuance process, with the holder's data embedded in the passport chip, and no separate enrolment programme or deadline applies to renewals. Grenada is an ECCIRA member state and hosts the authority's headquarters. The Eastern Caribbean Citizenship by Investment Regulatory Authority (ECCIRA) framework, established in December 2025, would introduce mandatory biometrics, a 30 day physical presence requirement within the first five years and an initial 5 year passport upgraded to 10 years after orientation across its five member states. The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank expects the Authority to begin operating later in 2026 and is still recruiting its chief executive; none of these measures is in force yet, no start date has been announced, and existing renewal rules continue to apply.

## Renewal requirements and deadlines on the record

Verified renewal requirements and deadlines, recorded only where supported by official sources. Each entry links to the official source it was verified against; verify against the linked official source before acting.

The Eastern Caribbean Citizenship by Investment Regulatory Authority framework, established in December 2025, is not yet in force: the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank expects the Authority to begin operating later in 2026 and is still recruiting its chief executive, and no start date has been announced. Existing renewal rules continue to apply until its measures take effect.

Official source: [eccb-centralbank.org](https://www.eccb-centralbank.org/news/fourth-us-caribbean-roundtable-on-citizenship-by-investment-hails-regional-efforts-at-enhanced-governance) · Applies to: Citizenship by investment citizens of the five ECCIRA member states · Last checked 28 September 2026

**Why requirements change.** Governments periodically revise passport validity, biometric standards and presence requirements as programmes are modernised and regional frameworks such as ECCIRA take shape. We record each verified change in the [regulatory change observatory](https://www.mirabelloconsultancy.com/mirabello-investment-migration-index#changes). Recorded for information only from official sources as at the last-checked date. This is not legal advice. Verify against the linked official source before acting.

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## Renewing as a family

Each family member applies individually at the fee for their age band: EC$350 (about USD 130) per adult and EC$250 (about USD 93) per child under 18. There is no group rate and no separate CBI schedule.

- Adults renewed since 1 July 2024 move to 10 year documents while children remain on 5 year cycles, so family expiry dates diverge; a household expiry review once a year keeps renewals batched.
- Families relying on Grenada passports for US E-2 treaty status have an extra reason to renew ahead of expiry.
- Agent service fees of about USD 500 to 1,500 are separate from the government fee.

## Frequently asked

### How much does Grenada passport renewal cost in 2026?

The official government fee, effective 1 July 2024, is EC$350 (about USD 130) per adult and EC$250 (about USD 93) per child under 18, set in East Caribbean Dollars. A lost or stolen replacement is about EC$700 (about USD 260), and an expedited service is available for a USD 50 surcharge. There is no separate CBI renewal fee.

### How long is a Grenada passport valid?

Adult passports issued since 1 July 2024 are valid 10 years; children under 18 receive 5 year passports. Adult passports issued before July 2024 remain 5 year documents until they are renewed into the 10 year format.

### Can I renew a Grenada passport from abroad?

Yes. Renewal is handled through Grenadian embassies, consulates or authorised agents, with no visit to Grenada. Overseas missions charge their own consular schedules in local currency (UK £277 adult, £195 child; USA US$350), which are separate schedules rather than conversions of the domestic fee.

### How long does Grenada passport renewal take?

Standard processing is 2 to 4 weeks, and the passport office suggests starting about six months before expiry. The expedited service processes in 7 business days for a USD 50 surcharge.

### Does renewing matter for the US E-2 treaty route?

Yes, practically. Grenada is the only Caribbean CBI country with US E-2 treaty access, and a valid Grenada passport underpins the status, so renewing well before expiry avoids putting travel or an E-2 filing under time pressure.

### Do Grenada renewals require biometric enrolment?

No separate enrolment applies: Grenada already issues biometric ePassports through the normal process. Grenada is an ECCIRA member (and hosts its headquarters); the framework is expected to begin operating later in 2026, and existing rules remain in force until its measures take effect.

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