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Uruguay
South America · Capital Montevideo
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What visa does a Grenada passport need for Uruguay?

🇬🇩 → 🇺🇾 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: Uruguay nationals travelling to Grenada — visa-free, up to 90 days.

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◆ PERMANENT RESIDENCY · REFERENCE
Uruguay Legal Residency
Uruguay is considered the most legally and politically stable country in South America. It grants residency to those who can demonstrate stable income or investment, without requiring large capital outlays. The pathway to citizenship is relatively shorter compared to European programs. The trade-offs: distance from Vietnam, and the requirement for substantial physical presence in the country.
Visa-free
137 countries
We not accepting applications these routes — this is here for your reference and comparison. Thresholds and terms change by each government's decision, so check with the relevant authorities before deciding.
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Four steps
1
Consultation & case review
Free · 1–2 days
2
Sign, prepare the file & invest
3–6 weeks
3
File with the authorities & await approval
According to regulations
4
Receive the decision & passport
Delivered in person
URUGUAY · 34,9011°S 56,1645°W ◉ Montevideo
CapitalMontevideo
Population~3,400,000
CurrencyUYU
ContinentSouth America
ISO codeUY / URY
Passport rank#19
📖 Read the full guide: Uruguay — Latin America's Most Stable Country, and That Has Real Value →

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Frequently asked questions
Uruguay consistently ranks highest in the region on indices for democracy, transparency, and rule of law. The country built a welfare state starting in the early 20th century and has a proportionally large middle class compared to the region.
You must demonstrate stable income or make an investment, with thresholds not high compared to Europe. However, Uruguay bases its decisions on actual residence, not maintaining status remotely.
It uses a territorial tax principle with favorable treatment for income earned outside Uruguay for a period of time for newly tax-resident individuals. The rules have conditions and time limits, so you should consult a tax specialist.
Argentina grants citizenship after two years, much faster. Uruguay is significantly more stable legally and in currency, but citizenship is slower and the cost of living is higher. Choose based on whether you prioritize speed or certainty.
No major natural disasters — no hurricanes, no significant earthquakes. This is a point rarely mentioned but worth considering when comparing it to Caribbean or Central American countries.
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