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Algeria
Africa · Capital Algiers
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What visa does a Grenada passport need for Algeria?

🇬🇩 → 🇩🇿 Visa required in advance

You must file at a diplomatic mission, may be interviewed, and wait from weeks to months.

Visa rules can change at any time. Confirm with your airline before each flight — the airline is liable if they board a passenger against regulations, so they update fastest. Data verified on 26/07/2026.

The other direction: Algeria nationals travelling to Grenada — visa required in advance.

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ALGERIA · 36,7538°N 3,0588°E ◉ Algiers
CapitalAlgiers
Population~45,600,000
CurrencyDZD
ContinentAfrica
ISO codeDZ / DZA
Passport rank#72
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Frequently asked questions
Algeria was under French rule from 1830 and administratively treated as part of France, but most of the Muslim indigenous population did not hold full French citizenship. They were French subjects: under French law, paying French taxes, serving in French armies, but without citizens' rights.
An application, on condition of renouncing personal status under Islamic law — accepting French civil law in place of religious law for marriage, inheritance and family matters. Very few did so, because in the context of the time it was widely understood as abandoning one's religion and community.
Because this library has recorded many criteria states use to decide who is a citizen — birthplace, descent, documentation, ethnicity, a parent's gender — and colonial Algeria adds one more: personal status under religion. The sharpest point is that it was presented as voluntary: on paper anyone could apply, but the price was identity, so almost nobody did.
Algeria's indigenous Jewish community was granted French citizenship collectively by an 1870 decree, then stripped of it during the Second World War, and restored afterwards.
Yes. Citizenship is primarily by descent and the law has been amended to allow transmission through both father and mother. There is a very large Algerian-origin community in France, many holding both nationalities.
Gas and oil are the pillars, accounting for an overwhelming share of exports and budget revenue. Algeria holds gas reserves among the world's largest and is a major supplier to Europe via pipelines under the Mediterranean. It also has petrochemicals, fertilisers, mining and coastal agriculture.
Time does not solve diversification by itself. Algeria has been hydrocarbon-dependent for sixty years, not just beginning. A country can remain in that condition across generations without escaping if the revenue sustains the status quo — a scenario worth studying closely for pre-oil countries like Guyana, Senegal and Uganda, because it arrives not as a collapse but as a long calm.
Yes. Administrative procedures and the business environment are assessed as burdensome; foreign exchange controls are strict with a significant gap between official and unofficial rates. Foreign investment rules have also changed repeatedly over two decades, so check the latest text.
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