I'm pretty sure that Morocco is a mistake. I was in Morocco recently and I was wondering if Dominicans could visit. I've checked the Moroccan government websites and they all say that Dominicans need a visa.
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I'm pretty sure that Morocco is a mistake. I was in Morocco recently and I was wondering if Dominicans could visit. I've checked the Moroccan government websites and they all say that Dominicans need a visa.
Is this article wrong then or am I reading it wrong?
https://www.listindiario.com/la-rep...minicanos-pueden-viajar-solo-con-su-pasaporte
https://www.listindiario.com/la-rep...minicanos-pueden-viajar-solo-con-su-pasaporte
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_policy_of_Morocco#Visa_free_access
According to this Dominicans need a Visa to go to Morocco. Maybe it just changed though.
http://www.travel-exploration.com/page.cfm/Visa_Requirements
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Another site that says the same.
According to this Dominicans need a Visa to go to Morocco. Maybe it just changed though.
http://www.travel-exploration.com/page.cfm/Visa_Requirements
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Another site that says the same.
Well the article may be wrong about Morrocco, because also is wrong when says that Mexico acept Canadian Visas in Dominican Passport to visit and is totally wrong, Mexico only acept USA visa for Dominicans.
Here's the list that Migracion publishes (admittedly it's from 2014 but the only one on their website). Morocco is listed as somewhere that diplomats and officials can go, maybe that's why there is the confusion. For regular Dominicans, a visa is required.
https://www.migracion.gob.do/Content/main_side_banner_02.pdf
Thanks, that is what I thought it translated as the first time I read it. I better go change the list. I assume diplomats don't need to look up if a visa is required since they have "people"
The information posted by Listin Diario and the MIREX is inaccurate. Paraguay, Vietnam and Morocco (Marruecos) DO REQUIRE visas for Dominican Citizens. Paraguay and Dominican Rpublic signed a Visa Suppression Agreement but it hasn't come into effect because as of today it hasn't been ratified. Always double-check visa requirements because in the case of Dominican Republic that are always changing.
This is the list posted on the DGM Facebook site in the past few days to clarify the news articles
https://www.migracion.gob.do/Content/main_side_banner_02.pdf
Dominicans travelling on diplomatic and official passports only can visit the mentioned countries without visa and the accords are listed.
and one more to the list:
http://www.elcaribe.com.do/2018/05/09/dominicanos-podran-viajar-a-qatar-sin-necesidad-de-visado/
http://www.elcaribe.com.do/2018/05/09/dominicanos-podran-viajar-a-qatar-sin-necesidad-de-visado/
As I said Brasil will be the next one, today is Officially, can add Brasil to the list of countries we can visit without visa.
www.eldia.com.do/dominicanos-podran-viajar-a-brasil-sin-visa/
So that means a Dominican can go to Brazil without a Visa but a US citizen has to purchase one..................
https://www.cntraveler.com/story/us-citizens-can-soon-apply-for-e-visas-to-brazil
If a Dominican travel with his Dominican Passport and also has USA citizenship and plan to travel to Brasil do not need to apply for a visa. Similar advantage is for travelers to China with same conditions, the visa to China for Dominicans its way cheaper for Dominicans than USA citizens, so better travel as Dominican with Dominican passport.
I see the coyotes between Uruguay and Argentina opening up Johnnie Blue tonight... I know several people that got to Argentina through Uruguay... With no stamp in the passport of course.
Agreed. I hope that the DR passport continues to gain visa-free entry to as many countries as possible. It makes the passport more valuable, and the visa fees are more reasonable.