Burundi visa for Grenadian citizens

The journey from Burundi to Grenada requires careful planning, as a visa is mandatory for all Burundian passport holders. Typically, a tourist visa allows for stays of up to 90 days and often carries an application fee around $150. Travelers departing from Bujumbura should anticipate a multi-leg itinerary, likely involving major transit hubs in Europe or North America, before reaching Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND) in St. George's, Grenada, navigating a significant 6-hour time difference. Consider factoring in the time needed for connections and adjusting to the tropical climate and time shift upon arrival in the "Spice Isle."

Visa on arrival· verified 2026-05-27

Entry requirements

Passport validity
6+ months
Blank pages
2+
Onward ticket
Required
Yellow fever cert.
Required

Visa options

TouristEntry Visa (Short-Stay, 1 Month)
30d$90multiple-entryvalid 1mo
Apply
TouristOnline Visa (1 Month)
30d$90multiple-entryvalid 1mo
Apply
TouristOnline Visa (2 Months)
60d$180multiple-entryvalid 2mo
Apply
TouristOnline Visa (3 Months)
90d$270multiple-entryvalid 3mo
Apply
TransitTransit Visa (3 Days)
3d$40
Apply
OtherEntry Visa (Non‑EAC/Non‑CEPGL, Monthly Fee Basis)
30d$90valid 1mo
Apply
WorkResidence Visa (Employment-Based, Monthly Fee Basis)
30d$70multiple-entryvalid 1mo
Apply
Work2‑Year Settlement Visa (Visa d’Établissement, 2 Years)
730d$500multiple-entryvalid 2y
Apply
WorkPermanent Resident Visa
$1200multiple-entry
Apply
WorkWork Permit (Technical Jobs)
730dmultiple-entryvalid 2y
WorkWork Permit (Refugees)
1825dmultiple-entryvalid 5y
TouristVisa‑Exempt Entry (EAC and Selected States, up to 3 Months)
90d$0multiple-entryvalid 3mo

Requires Entry Authorisation letter from Burundi authorities.

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