Is there any way that I can fly into grenada with a 1 way ticket? Any form or waiver the school can issue so that I could get thru immigration? Thanks

I have flown into Grenada with one and never even thought to ask. I don't think it would be a problem but on your immigration form still put a definite date of departure for your passport visa/stamp. If you plan on staying beyond that date, you'll have to go to the immigration office and extend it. I have done this with no difficulty.

In other words, I have never gotten any indication that the immigration officer needed proof of a return ticket, or cared.

Are you planning on staying over the break?



Afterthought: Still, there is a form letter or 2 that bayshore will send you to help get through immigration...you will need this whether you have a return ticket or not.

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Depending on how you are getting to Grenada it may be a problem, not having a round trip. If you are flying through Barbados, they usually ask to see your return ticket, and may not let you fly to Grenada without one.

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I have to fly through San Juan, I've heard there tough without a return ticket.

I will try to look into this more here in Grenada and get back to you.

Still, I really don't think it's a problem.

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I spoke with a person in the immigration office. I don't know if this person was an official 'immigration officer' or not but he stated that it shouldn't be necessary as a student to have a return ticket. Your passport, however, will not be stamped for longer than 3 - 4 months at the airport (from my experience). If you need to extend this you can go to the immigration office. I have gotten a year extension with little effort.

I generally stay here year-round but when I have left I have flown through San Juan, Barbados, Antiqua, and Dominica with one-way tickets and never even got a second look. For Antigua and Dominica, however, I was on vacation/holiday.

The airlines may be the party responsible for this...I don't know.

I hope this helps a little and either way...see you in a few weeks.

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