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Visas for Cruise out of La Romana
Probably more than you want, but here it is:
Countries You Can Travel Visa-Free With Dominican Citizenship
Countries Dominican Citizens could Visit Visa Free
Visa Free 90 days or less
Argentina
Bermuda
Botswana
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
El Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
IsRael
Japan
Korea
Kosovo
Malaysia (60 days)
Montserrat
Nicaragua
Peru
Trinidad
Tobago
Uruguay
Visa Free 30 days or less
Cook Islands
Hong Kong
Maldives
Micronesia
Montenegro (7days)
Niue
Philippines (21days)
Seychelles
Singapore
Visa on Arrival/cost of Visa In US dollars
Armenia $50
Azerbaijan $100
Bangladesh $50
Bolivia $51
Cambodia $20
Central African Republic $50
Cuba $15
Djibouti $65
Egypt $15
Georgia $30
Iran (Must Get Approval Online www.mfa.gov.irere)
Jordan $15
Kenya $50
Laos $30
Lebanon
Macao $12
Madagascar $75
Mozambique$25
Nepal $25
Palau Islands $50
Samoa
Solomon Islands
Tanzania $50
Togo $25
Turkey $20
UGanda $50
Zambia $50
Zimbabwe $30
Visa Free with US & Canadian Permanent resident Cards (Countries with a ** a Valid US,Canadian,European Visa would be enough to Enter Visa Free)
Aruba
Bahamas
Bonaire
Canada
Cayman Islands
Costa Rica**
Curacao
Jamaica
Mexico
Panama**
Turks & Caicos**
British Virgin Islands
Visa Free when Holding a Valid Resident Permit for one of the Shenghen European Countries (Countries with a ** a Valid US,Canadian,European Visa would be enough to Enter Visa Free)
Austria,
Aruba
Belgium,
Bonaire
Czech Republic
Costa Rica**
Curacao
Denmark,
Estonia,
Finland,
France,
Germany,
Greece,
Hungary,
Iceland,
Italy,
Latvia,
Lithuania,
Luxembourg,
Malta,
Mexico
Netherlands,
Norway,
Panama**
Poland,
Portugal,
Slovak Rep,
Slovenia,
Spain,
Sweden
Switzerland
Turks & Caicos**
This current as of the date of this blog but as things rapidly change. We highly suggest contacting respective Consulates/Airlines before travel.
Why a Dominican Passport?: Countries You Can Travel Visa-Free With Dominican Citizenship
Countries You Can Travel Visa-Free With Dominican Citizenship
Countries Dominican Citizens could Visit Visa Free
Visa Free 90 days or less
Argentina
Bermuda
Botswana
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
El Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
IsRael
Japan
Korea
Kosovo
Malaysia (60 days)
Montserrat
Nicaragua
Peru
Trinidad
Tobago
Uruguay
Visa Free 30 days or less
Cook Islands
Hong Kong
Maldives
Micronesia
Montenegro (7days)
Niue
Philippines (21days)
Seychelles
Singapore
Visa on Arrival/cost of Visa In US dollars
Armenia $50
Azerbaijan $100
Bangladesh $50
Bolivia $51
Cambodia $20
Central African Republic $50
Cuba $15
Djibouti $65
Egypt $15
Georgia $30
Iran (Must Get Approval Online www.mfa.gov.irere)
Jordan $15
Kenya $50
Laos $30
Lebanon
Macao $12
Madagascar $75
Mozambique$25
Nepal $25
Palau Islands $50
Samoa
Solomon Islands
Tanzania $50
Togo $25
Turkey $20
UGanda $50
Zambia $50
Zimbabwe $30
Visa Free with US & Canadian Permanent resident Cards (Countries with a ** a Valid US,Canadian,European Visa would be enough to Enter Visa Free)
Aruba
Bahamas
Bonaire
Canada
Cayman Islands
Costa Rica**
Curacao
Jamaica
Mexico
Panama**
Turks & Caicos**
British Virgin Islands
Visa Free when Holding a Valid Resident Permit for one of the Shenghen European Countries (Countries with a ** a Valid US,Canadian,European Visa would be enough to Enter Visa Free)
Austria,
Aruba
Belgium,
Bonaire
Czech Republic
Costa Rica**
Curacao
Denmark,
Estonia,
Finland,
France,
Germany,
Greece,
Hungary,
Iceland,
Italy,
Latvia,
Lithuania,
Luxembourg,
Malta,
Mexico
Netherlands,
Norway,
Panama**
Poland,
Portugal,
Slovak Rep,
Slovenia,
Spain,
Sweden
Switzerland
Turks & Caicos**
This current as of the date of this blog but as things rapidly change. We highly suggest contacting respective Consulates/Airlines before travel.
Why a Dominican Passport?: Countries You Can Travel Visa-Free With Dominican Citizenship
Thanks I try to keep the list updated as people report anything new and Peru wasn't on my list. It's getting shorter and shorter every year
Visa Free 90 days or less/Visitas Hasta 90 Dias
Botswana
Colombia
Ecuador
Israel
Japan
Korea
Kosovo
Malaysia (60 days)
Montserrat
Nicaragua
Trinidad
Tobago
Uruguay
Visa Free 30 days or less/Visitas Hasta 30 dias
Cook Islands
Hong Kong
Maldives
Micronesia
Montenegro (7days)
Niue
Philippines (21days)
Seychelles
Singapore
Visa on Arrival/Visas en el Aeropuerto(cost of Visa In US dollars/Costo en Dolares Americanos)
Armenia $50
Azerbaijan $100
Bangladesh $50
Bolivia $51
Cambodia $20
Central African Republic $50
Cuba $15
Djibouti $65
Egypt $15
Georgia $30
Iran (Must Get Approval Online www.mfa.gov.irere)
Jordan $15
Kenya $50
Laos $30
Lebanon
Macao $12
Madagascar $75
Mozambique$25
Nepal $25
Palau Islands $50
Samoa
Solomon Islands
Tanzania $50
Togo $25
Turkey $20
UGanda $50
Zambia $50
Zimbabwe $30
So as DV8 said she going to need a visa
Another update, for Turkey Dominicans has to apply for e-visa online now. Click on who is elegible for e-visa you will see that its shown Dominican Republic.
https://www.evisa.gov.tr/en/info/
For Cuba also you have to go to the Consular office in Santo Domingo, buy a travel medical insurnace and pay a feed at the consulate to get the permit to enter to Cuba.
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I expect the novia will not be going on that cruise. A British visa is different than a Schengen Visa is different than a US Visitor's visa, etc.
If you find out differently, please let me know. Dominicans used to be able to go on cruises until a number jumped shipped some years ago and that privilege got stamped out quickly and I don't think it ever returned.
My experience with cruise lines is that they told me it is up to the passenger to make sure they have all of the necessary documents ahead of time or you will have paid but not be allowed to board. I got fed up and gave up after calling a couple of the various different islands so-called tourism offices.
If you find out differently, please let me know. Dominicans used to be able to go on cruises until a number jumped shipped some years ago and that privilege got stamped out quickly and I don't think it ever returned.
My experience with cruise lines is that they told me it is up to the passenger to make sure they have all of the necessary documents ahead of time or you will have paid but not be allowed to board. I got fed up and gave up after calling a couple of the various different islands so-called tourism offices.