What visa does a Grenada passport need for Greece?
🇬🇩 → 🇬🇷 Visa-free
90 days
Show up at the airport and fly. No form, no fee, no waiting for approval.
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: Greece nationals travelling to Grenada — visa-free, up to 90 days.
◆ GOLDEN VISA
Greece Golden Visa
Real estate investment starting from EUR 250,000 grants an EU residence card with free movement throughout the Schengen area. [Updated 27/07/2026] Pricing varies by zone: approximately EUR 250,000 in certain heritage areas, EUR 400,000 in standard zones, up to EUR 800,000 in high-demand areas. No mandatory residency period required. Citizenship is available after 7 years of tax residency combined with language proficiency. Short-term rentals via platforms such as Airbnb are BANNED for golden visa properties; violations result in fines up to EUR 50,000 and license revocation.
Investment from
$270,000
Timeline
2–4 months
Visa-free
162 countries
Data verified 27/07/2026.
Four steps
1
Consultation & case review
2
Sign, prepare the file & invest
3
File with the authorities & await approval
4
Receive the decision & passport
GREECE · 37,9838°N 23,7275°E
◉ Athens
CapitalAthens
Population~10,400,000
CurrencyEUR
ContinentEurope
ISO codeGR / GRC
Passport rank#6
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Frequently asked questions
No. Greece's Golden Visa does not require minimum residency—you may never set foot in Greece after receiving the card and still retain it. This is the highest flexibility among EU investment residency programs.
You need ACTUAL residency for 7 years plus Greek language certification and integration testing. If you don't live in Greece—which is precisely why most choose this program—the time holding the card does not count toward naturalization. To be clear: this is a residency and travel program, not a pathway to an EU passport.
Yes, significantly in 2024. Greece raised thresholds and split them by region—Athens, Thessaloniki, Mykonos, Santorini, and densely populated islands face much higher minimums than the rest of the country. Two paths still maintain lower thresholds: restoration of heritage-listed properties and conversion of commercial real estate to residential housing.
Spouse, dependent children, and parents on both sides. This family scope is broader than most other European programs—a significant advantage for multi-generational families.
It can be affected. The residency card is tied to maintaining the investment; selling prematurely may jeopardize your status. Additionally, the real estate market on the islands has low liquidity, and resale periods can be lengthy—treat this as a long-term holding.
Greece sits on one of Europe's most seismically active zones; small earthquakes occur regularly. Summer wildfires are a serious problem and worsening. When selecting property, ask detailed questions about fire history and distance from forests, plus structural documentation.
Yes, quite widely in Athens, major cities, and all tourist regions. Young Greeks speak English well. However, administrative procedures are in Greek and bureaucracy is notoriously slow—work with an experienced service provider.
Choose Greece if you prioritize never having to relocate to Europe, want to hold real assets, and need to include both sets of parents in your application. Choose Portugal if you're targeting EU citizenship—Portugal permits naturalization after 5 years with very low residency requirements, while Greece is nearly impossible without actually living there.
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