Grenada Customs ED Card

Q: What is the Grenada Customs ED Card?

The Grenada Customs ED Card is the online Immigration & Customs declaration required by Grenadian authorities. Complete it at edcard.gov.gd within 72 hours of arrival; you'll receive an electronic receipt to show at airline check-in and immigration on arrival. Start your application .

Q: Who needs the Grenada Customs ED Card?

Most travellers clearing Grenada immigration must submit the ED Card within 72 hours before arrival. Exemptions include Grenadian citizens, airline/vessel crew on duty, diplomatic passport holders, and transit passengers who stay airside. See general entry guidance at Grenada visa information and the official portal at edcard.gov.gd .

Q: What happens if I arrive without a valid ED Card?

If you arrive without the ED Card, expect delays: immigration or customs officers will require you to complete the declaration at the port of entry, which can delay clearance and missed transfer connections. Airlines may also check your submission at departure — submit online to avoid issues. Apply now .

Q: Can I edit or correct my ED Card after submission?

Yes. If you spot a mistake (passport biodata, flight number, or declaration fields), use the official portal to correct the entry as soon as possible. Contact DoVisa support for guidance if you used our guided service.

Q: Is a departure Grenada Customs ED Card also required?

No — the ED Card is primarily an arrival/entry immigration and customs declaration completed before arrival. For outbound requirements check with your airline and the official portal for any return or exit procedures at edcard.gov.gd . Start your application .

Q: Which airports and seaports accept this document?

Present your ED Card receipt at immigration and customs at Grenada’s international points of entry — principally Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND) and regional airfields such as Lauriston Airport (CRU). Ferries and official seaports serving St. George’s, Carriacou and Petite Martinique also accept the digital receipt at arrival.

Q: Can I apply from my mobile phone?

Yes. The official ED Card portal supports mobile submission — upload a clear photo of your passport biodata page and enter flight details. Save or screenshot the confirmation email/receipt for offline access. edcard.gov.gd

Q: How far in advance should I apply for the ED Card?

Submit the ED Card within 72 hours before your scheduled arrival to Grenada — the portal opens only in that window. We recommend applying 24–72 hours before travel to allow time for corrections. Start your application .

Q: What is the step-by-step application process?

1) Go to the official portal edcard.gov.gd or use DoVisa. 2) Enter passport biodata and flight details, upload a PNG/JPEG of the passport page. 3) Complete customs declarations and contact info. 4) Submit and save the receipt/QR code to show to airline and immigration.

Q: Do children need their own Grenada Customs ED Card?

Yes. Each traveller, including infants and minors, requires their own ED Card submission. A parent or guardian should complete the form for children and include each child’s passport biodata. Carry each child’s passport and the separate ED Card receipt when travelling.

Complete your Grenada Customs ED Card online — submit passport and flight details within 72 hours for faster immigration and customs clearance.

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What Is the Grenada Customs ED Card?

The Grenada Customs ED Card is the official online immigration and customs declaration required by Grenadian authorities for most travellers entering the country. Launched as a digital replacement for paper arrival cards, the ED Card is managed via the government portal and designed to streamline immigration and customs checks at ports of entry, primarily Maurice Bishop International Airport.

You complete the ED Card on the official portal at edcard.gov.gd or through DoVisa for guided completion. The form asks for basic passport biodata, flight information, and customs declarations — you must upload a scan or photo of the passport biodata page and provide a valid email address. Upon approval you receive electronic receipts that include a confirmation you should save to your phone or print; airlines and immigration officers commonly verify the receipt or QR confirmation at check-in and on arrival.

The ED Card is a pre-arrival customs and immigration declaration, not a visa. Visa requirements and permitted length of stay are decided separately at border control — many nationalities may enter visa-free for up to 90 days but must still submit the ED Card in advance. Recent updates to Grenada’s border systems emphasise online submission: the ED Card is available from 72 hours before arrival and is intended to reduce queues at immigration and customs counters.

For full Grenada entry rules see Grenada visa information and the official portal at edcard.gov.gd. When you're ready, Apply for your Grenada Customs ED Card now.

Who Needs the Grenada Customs ED Card?

Who Needs It

All foreign nationals and visitors who will clear arrival immigration in Grenada
Cruise and ferry passengers who disembark and clear immigration in St. George’s, Carriacou or Petite Martinique
Children and minors (a parent or guardian completes the ED Card for each child)

Who Is Exempt

Grenadian nationals (citizens of Grenada)
Airline and vessel crew on active official duty
Diplomatic and official passport holders on government business
Transit passengers who remain airside and do not clear Grenadian immigration

Grenada Entry Requirements & Restrictions

Passport Validity

Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months from your date of arrival and have at least one blank page for the entry stamp. See the U.S. State Department guidance at travel.state.gov.

Vaccination Requirements

A Yellow Fever vaccination certificate is required if you are arriving from or transiting through a country with yellow fever risk. Check official health advice on the CDC page at CDC Grenada.

Customs Restrictions & Declarations

All goods imported or exported must be declared. Prohibited or restricted items include illegal narcotics, arms and ammunition (import requires written permission), and agricultural products that may be subject to restrictions. See Grenada Customs guidance at Grenada Customs.

Travel Insurance & Onward Travel

You should carry proof of a return or onward ticket and we strongly recommend travel insurance that covers medical evacuation. Medical facilities on outer islands are limited — consider evacuation coverage per Travel.gc.ca guidance.

Documents Needed for the ED Card

To complete the ED Card you need your passport biodata page (PNG or JPEG), flight information (airline and flight number), and a valid email address. Complete the form at edcard.gov.gd within 72 hours of arrival.

Travel Tips for Grenada Visitors

Grenada is an island nation in the Caribbean known for its beaches, spice plantations and diving. Most international flights arrive at Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND); regional flights serve Carriacou at Lauriston Airport (CRU). Ferries and water taxis connect Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique.

Currency: Eastern Caribbean Dollar (XCD) is the official currency; US dollars are widely accepted at hotels and resorts — carry small XCD for local purchases.
Language: English is the official language and widely used in tourism and government services.
Time zone: Eastern Caribbean Time — GMT-4 year-round.
Best time to visit: December to April for drier weather; hurricane season runs June–November.
Transport: Taxis and minibuses are common; only use licensed taxis (plate begins with H) and confirm fares in advance.
Customs tip: Declare goods accurately on the ED Card — undeclared restricted items can lead to fines or confiscation.
Safety: Take usual precautions against petty theft — keep passports secure and avoid walking alone at night in unfamiliar areas.
Save your ED Card confirmation: Screenshot or print the receipt to present at immigration and customs on arrival.

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Asha P.Feb 15, 2026

"Needed the Grenada Customs ED Card before our cruise. Submitted passport biodata and flight details quickly; confirmation with QR arrived by email and immigration at GND scanned it without issues."

Mark R.Jan 27, 2026

"Filled the ED Card on my phone two days before departure. Airline checked the confirmation at my departure airport and immigration at Maurice Bishop (GND) accepted the receipt. Smooth arrival."

Lindiwe S.Dec 18, 2025

"DoVisa helped me complete the ED Card for a family trip — easy to upload the passport page and we had all confirmations on our phones for customs checks."

Carlos M.Nov 22, 2025

"Quick process and clear checklist. Support answered a question about declaring seafood we were bringing back. Saved time at the customs counter."

Emily H.Oct 30, 2025

"Used the service last-minute and received the confirmation within an hour. The QR code scanned fine at immigration and our transfer to Grand Anse was waiting as planned."

Omar B.Sep 14, 2025

"Everything worked but the passport photo upload needed resizing. Support helped and the declaration was accepted at arrival. Worth the convenience."

Nadia K.Aug 5, 2025

"Completed the ED Card for a business trip. Confirmation emailed fast and immigration at GND was straightforward — had my passport stamped and customs form ready."

Samuel F.Jun 11, 2025

"Form was simple but one field label was a bit unclear. Once clarified, the receipt showed the reference number and customs clearance was quick."

Priya D.May 3, 2025

"Had a small delay — confirmation arrived later than expected but still before boarding. I used the official portal after support advised me how to re-submit correctly."