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Comoros
Africa · Capital Moroni
Lac_dzialandze.JPG: Peioma derivative work: Inkey · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

What visa does a Grenada passport need for Comoros?

🇬🇩 → 🇰🇲 Visa on arrival

Fly first, then apply at the arrival airport. Bring a return ticket and proof of accommodation — the border officer can still refuse you.

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: Comoros nationals travelling to Grenada — visa required in advance.

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We have no investment migration program on file for this country. Interested in it anyway?

COMOROS · 11,7172°S 43,2473°E ◉ Moroni
CapitalMoroni
Population~850,000
CurrencyKMF
ContinentAfrica
ISO codeKM / COM
Passport rank#74
📖 Read the full guide: Comoros — Where the Citizenship Industry and the Statelessness Problem Met, and It Went Wrong →

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Frequently asked questions
From around 2008 Comoros enacted an economic citizenship law permitting nationality in exchange for financial contribution. It did not operate retail, applicant by applicant, as Caribbean programmes do, but ran through arrangements with certain Gulf states with passports issued in large batches.
Largely stateless people living in Gulf states — precisely the group the Kuwait article describes: people born and living their whole lives there without being recognised as citizens.
A Comorian parliamentary commission investigated, raising serious issues about how many passports were actually issued, how much money actually reached the state budget, and how files were processed. There have been prosecutions in Comoros relating to the scheme, and the programme was terminated.
Many remain precarious: they hold a passport of a country they have never visited, whose language they do not speak, with no practical right of residence there. And in the country where they do live, that passport can be used to reclassify them as foreigners.
Nationality does not solve statelessness if it comes without a place to live. A nationality is useful when it gives the right to enter a territory, the right to work there, and consular protection abroad. A passport without those three is paper.
Selling in bulk is entirely different from selling by file. Serious Caribbean programmes assess one file at a time with due diligence and refusals. Comoros sold through state-to-state arrangements in large volumes and the individual assessment step disappeared. When a country issues documents wholesale without assessment, the value of every document it issues, including ordinary citizens', falls.
No. The Caribbean programmes operate openly under law with due diligence and audit and deliver something of genuine value. The lesson is that the same idea executed without controls harms exactly the most vulnerable group. What makes selling citizenship legitimate and durable is the individual assessment step — the one Comoros skipped.
The archipelago has four main islands; three form the country of Comoros while the fourth, Mayotte, is a French overseas department. Comoros claims Mayotte while France administers it following local referendums. The nationality consequence is concrete: someone born in Mayotte has a route to French and therefore EU nationality under French rules, while someone born a few dozen kilometres away on another island of the same archipelago does not.
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