Nationals of Grenada applying for U.S. nonimmigrant visas are now subject to new requirements under the Visa Bond Pilot Program. Applicants, including those renewing visas, are required to attend an in-person interview with a consular officer. Additionally, eligible applicants for B1/B2 visas must post a bond of up to USD 15,000 before the visa can be issued. Nationals of Grenada applying for nonimmigrant visas, including renewals, are now required to attend an in-person interview with a consular officer.

1. Visa Bond Requirement

Any citizen or national traveling on a Grenadian passport who is found otherwise eligible for a B1/B2 visa must post a bond of up to US$15,000 before the visa can be issued.

The visa bond is refundable if you respect the terms of your U.S. visa.

2. How the Visa Bond Pilot Program Works

• After the visa interview, a consular officer will provide payment instructions with a direct link to pay.gov, if eligible
• Pay the bond within 30 days 
• Receive a single-entry visa valid for up to 3 months 
• Enter the United States at commercial airports of entry 

3. Refund Conditions

Upon return home, the bond will be automatically canceled and refunded once all visa requirements are met, including:

• Not working in the United States
• Departing on time

4. Important Notice

DON’T PAY YOUR VISA BOND IN ADVANCE!
Paying a bond before your interview does not guarantee a visa.

A consular officer will give you a direct link to pay.gov and instructions for payment AFTER your interview.

Summary

Nationals of Grenada applying for U.S. visas must attend an in-person interview and may be required to pay a refundable bond of up to $15,000 for B1/B2 visas. The visa is single-entry (up to 3 months), and the bond is refunded upon compliance with all conditions in the United States.