Azerbaijan Ultimate E-Visa Guide for GRENADA Citizens

Planning a journey from the "Spice Isle" of the Caribbean to the historic "Land of Fire"? For citizens of GRENADA, visiting Azerbaijan is a seamless and entirely digital experience. Thanks to the ASAN Visa system, you can secure your entry permit online, ensuring your trip from St. George's to the vibrant streets of Baku starts without any bureaucratic stress.

Why GRENADA Citizens Need the ASAN Visa

As an eligible country, travelers from GRENADA are required to obtain an electronic visa (e-visa) before entering the Republic of Azerbaijan. This modern system replaces traditional embassy visits, making it possible to apply from anywhere in the world. Whether you are traveling for tourism, a business meeting, or cultural exploration, the e-visa is your essential travel document.

Core Visa Information:

• Visa Type: Single Entry.

• Validity Period: 90 Days (from the date of issuance).

• Maximum Stay: 30 Days within Azerbaijan.

Processing Times: Choose Your Speed

Depending on your travel urgency from GRENADA, the ASAN system offers two primary processing speeds:

1. Standard E-Visa: Typically issued within 3 business days. This is the recommended choice for travelers with a set itinerary.

2. Urgent E-Visa: Processed within just 3 hours, functioning 24/7, including weekends and public holidays. This is the ultimate solution for last-minute travel plans.

Critical Passport Requirements

To ensure a 100% approval rate, your GRENADA passport must meet these strict standards:

• The 3-Month Rule: Your passport must be valid for at least 3 months after your e-visa's expiry date (meaning at least 6 months validity from your arrival date is safer).

• High-Quality Scan: You must upload a clear, color scan of your passport's bio-page. Ensure the text is readable and no parts are cut off, as the ASAN system uses automated data reading.

The Important 15-Day Registration Rule

If your stay in Azerbaijan exceeds 15 days, you are legally required to register with the State Migration Service.

• Note: This is a free service and is usually handled by your hotel or host. However, failing to register can lead to administrative fines or complications when you attempt to leave the country. Always confirm with your accommodation provider upon arrival.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Is it necessary to print the E-Visa for border control?

Yes. You must print a physical hard copy of your e-visa. Digital copies on your smartphone are not accepted as valid primary travel documents at the Azerbaijani border control points; you must present the paper version alongside your GRENADA passport.

2. Can I enter Azerbaijan more than once with the same E-Visa?

No. The Azerbaijan E-Visa is a single-entry permit. Once you exit the country, the visa expires immediately, even if you stayed for less than the 30-day limit.

3. What if I am a dual citizen?

If you hold dual citizenship, you must apply for the e-visa using the same passport you intend to present at the border. If the passport used for the application does not match the one you travel with, the visa will be considered invalid.