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Grenada

Partially verified · Research reviewed 2026-09-28

This destination has partial coverage. The procedures below have recorded supporting sources; other requirements remain unverified. Check the destination authority before traveling.

1 published procedures; 0 recorded procedures withheld; 2 open research questions.

At a glance

  1. Traveller arrival customs declaration: online ED form and red/green channel at Maurice Bishop International Airport Customs declaration · Online · Not verified

Source-backed procedures

Customs declaration

Traveller arrival customs declaration: online ED form and red/green channel at Maurice Bishop International Airport

Open the official page ↗http://grenadacustoms.com/travellers-guidelines/travellers-allowances
Channel
Online
Fee
Not verified
Authority
Grenada Customs and Excise Division
Source verification date
2026-09-27

When to apply

Online ED form available 72 hours prior to arrival; receipts presented to Customs on arrival, when the red/green channel step takes place at Maurice Bishop International Airport.

Who it applies to, exceptions and limits (full text)

All persons entering Grenada are required by law to declare to Customs anything contained in their baggage, or carried with them, which has been obtained outside of Grenada, and must answer all questions asked by the Customs Officer relating to their travels, baggage, its contents and other items being imported. This is one single traveller arrival customs declaration procedure, not two separate applications or forms. Submission channel — Online ED Form: travellers are required to complete the online Immigration and Customs Form (the Customs page links the Online ED Form to edcard.gov.gd), which is available 72 hours prior to arrival; once completed, the Immigration and Customs receipts should be saved to the passenger's mobile device or printed, for presentation to Customs upon arrival; passengers are asked to be honest when filling the declarations — misinformation can result in delays and penalties. On-arrival step — red/green channel: the page states Customs has 2 channels at Maurice Bishop International Airport; this record confines the red/green channel step to that airport and does not extend it to other ports of entry. Green Channel (Nothing to Declare): fast clearance for passengers carrying only permissible items; passing through it signifies a "deemed declaration" that the passenger has no items exceeding duty-free allowances, nor any banned/restricted items; random checks may still occur. Red Channel (Goods to Declare): for declaring goods that require duty payment or special clearance — i.e. excess, high-value, restricted or commercial items; passengers must declare items to customs officials, and failure to do so can result in fines, seizures, or legal action; if unsure whether items are allowed or taxable, always choose the red channel. Duty-free allowances are conditions of this procedure, not a separate form: tobacco goods 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars or 250 grams of tobacco; alcohol 1 litre of wine or 1 litre of spirits; perfumed spirits 10 fluid ounces; other goods to the value of EC$1,000.00. No relief is afforded to any person who enters Grenada after an absence therefrom of less than twenty-four (24) hours; no relief for any person under the age of eighteen (18) years in respect of spirits (other than perfumed spirits), tobacco goods or wine; and no relief is granted if the articles are brought in for commercial purposes. Duties/taxes payable on red-channel goods are distinct from any service fee for the declaration itself; the current page contains no service-fee information for the declaration.

Based on: GD-customs-declare-all · GD-customs-ed-72h · GD-customs-ed-receipts · GD-customs-honesty · GD-customs-channels · GD-customs-green-deemed · GD-customs-red-channel · GD-customs-red-process · GD-customs-red-unsure · GD-customs-allowances · GD-customs-no-relief-24h · GD-customs-no-relief-age · GD-gov-edcard-link

Sources

  1. Travellers' Allowances — same grenadacustoms.com plain-HTTP capture of 2026-09-27 (statutory declare-on-entry duty; HTTPS not used, see GD-customs-ed-72h) · Grenada Customs and Excise Division
    http://grenadacustoms.com/travellers-guidelines/travellers-allowances [GD-customs-declare-all]
  2. Travellers' Allowances — Grenada Customs and Excise Division official traveller page (grenadacustoms.com; captured 2026-09-27 by direct plain-HTTP fetch, HTTP 200, 47,517 bytes. Transport boundary: the same site over HTTPS fails TLS verification — certificate subject does not match grenadacustoms.com — so this is an HTTP capture, not an HTTPS one) · Grenada Customs and Excise Division
    http://grenadacustoms.com/travellers-guidelines/travellers-allowances [GD-customs-ed-72h]
  3. Travellers' Allowances — same grenadacustoms.com plain-HTTP capture of 2026-09-27 (receipts-on-arrival passage of the same single declaration flow; HTTPS not used, see GD-customs-ed-72h) · Grenada Customs and Excise Division
    http://grenadacustoms.com/travellers-guidelines/travellers-allowances [GD-customs-ed-receipts]
  4. Travellers' Allowances — same grenadacustoms.com plain-HTTP capture of 2026-09-27 (honest-declaration and misinformation-penalty wording; HTTPS not used, see GD-customs-ed-72h) · Grenada Customs and Excise Division
    http://grenadacustoms.com/travellers-guidelines/travellers-allowances [GD-customs-honesty]
  5. Travellers' Allowances — same grenadacustoms.com plain-HTTP capture of 2026-09-27 (red/green channel location statement, on-arrival step of the same declaration flow; HTTPS not used, see GD-customs-ed-72h) · Grenada Customs and Excise Division
    http://grenadacustoms.com/travellers-guidelines/travellers-allowances [GD-customs-channels]
  6. Travellers' Allowances — same grenadacustoms.com plain-HTTP capture of 2026-09-27 (green-channel deemed-declaration wording; HTTPS not used, see GD-customs-ed-72h) · Grenada Customs and Excise Division
    http://grenadacustoms.com/travellers-guidelines/travellers-allowances [GD-customs-green-deemed]
  7. Travellers' Allowances — same grenadacustoms.com plain-HTTP capture of 2026-09-27 (red-channel purpose: goods requiring duty payment or special clearance; HTTPS not used, see GD-customs-ed-72h) · Grenada Customs and Excise Division
    http://grenadacustoms.com/travellers-guidelines/travellers-allowances [GD-customs-red-channel]
  8. Travellers' Allowances — same grenadacustoms.com plain-HTTP capture of 2026-09-27 (red-channel declare-to-officials and penalty wording; HTTPS not used, see GD-customs-ed-72h) · Grenada Customs and Excise Division
    http://grenadacustoms.com/travellers-guidelines/travellers-allowances [GD-customs-red-process]
  9. Travellers' Allowances — same grenadacustoms.com plain-HTTP capture of 2026-09-27 (if-unsure-choose-red guidance; HTTPS not used, see GD-customs-ed-72h) · Grenada Customs and Excise Division
    http://grenadacustoms.com/travellers-guidelines/travellers-allowances [GD-customs-red-unsure]
  10. Travellers' Allowances — same grenadacustoms.com plain-HTTP capture of 2026-09-27 (current other-goods allowance EC$1,000.00 — a condition of the procedure, not a separate form; HTTPS not used, see GD-customs-ed-72h) · Grenada Customs and Excise Division
    http://grenadacustoms.com/travellers-guidelines/travellers-allowances [GD-customs-allowances]
  11. Travellers' Allowances — same grenadacustoms.com plain-HTTP capture of 2026-09-27 (less-than-24-hours no-relief rule; HTTPS not used, see GD-customs-ed-72h) · Grenada Customs and Excise Division
    http://grenadacustoms.com/travellers-guidelines/travellers-allowances [GD-customs-no-relief-24h]
  12. Travellers' Allowances — same grenadacustoms.com plain-HTTP capture of 2026-09-27 (under-18 no tobacco/alcohol relief rule; HTTPS not used, see GD-customs-ed-72h) · Grenada Customs and Excise Division
    http://grenadacustoms.com/travellers-guidelines/travellers-allowances [GD-customs-no-relief-age]

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