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E-Ticket (Can't enter the DR without this)
if thats the new customs form you can do online . i had mine coming in and went straight thru and i also have one for going out . was not hard to do
No. Just e-ticket. At least with Spirit. "The action cannot be completed. You must see an agent".
Foreign passport, USA adress...used it coming back to DR from vacay in January. No issue, Smooth.
Nothing easier/simpler than this e-ticket ...... I love it !!
IATA - International Travel Document News
www.iatatravelcentre.com
This is the website which airlines use to check regulations which apply to each country. Click on Dominican Republic on the map. It says "Passengers must complete an electronic ticket at https://eticket.migracion.gob.do , this will generate a QR code which must be presented on arrival.
If it's on here, airlines will stick to it.
Same here, went right through with no questions asked after stamping our passports.
They didn't when we entered the DR, American was still handing out the forms as we were approaching PC airport. Albeit, it was at the beginning of April which is when it first went live. It is much easier to complete at home before traveling though.IATA - International Travel Document News
This is the website which airlines use to check regulations which apply to each country. Click on Dominican Republic on the map. It says "Passengers must complete an electronic ticket at https://eticket.migracion.gob.do , this will generate a QR code which must be presented on arrival.
If it's on here, airlines will stick to it.
I have flown some part of each and every month( except when the border was closed) since February of last year.) That’s a lot of times. And it includes two weeks ago. When I inquired JetBlue about the very thing you say airlinofollow as the Bible ....... JetBlue said .... we have nothing to do with that.IATA - International Travel Document News
This is the website which airlines use to check regulations which apply to each country. Click on Dominican Republic on the map. It says "Passengers must complete an electronic ticket at https://eticket.migracion.gob.do , this will generate a QR code which must be presented on arrival.
If it's on here, airlines will stick to it.
So it might be on some regulatory board but I think Part of your response might be incorrect.
I recently flew in and they would not issue my ticket before I showed them a completed form. I thought it would be scanned at some point upon returning but never was.
No need for the DR to scan - it's embedded in your passport fle
The airlines = No....
The airlines = No....
Agreed. Immigrationson both sides know everything they NEED to know which is contained in your passport.
Airlines sell tickets. They are in trouble and are trying to bounce off the ropes.I doubt seriously any management will suggest at a board meeting "Hey, let's kick customers off the flights to the DR if they don't have that scanner thingy." Now now...maybe in the future of kick the can down the road.
AA flew into SDQ. They asked if I had the physical form and I said "I did the e-ticket." They did not even verify that I completed it.
Supposedly, when they scan your passport in SDQ, they see that you did the e-ticket.
I was not aware. But im curious why they'd ask for my form if they saw I did the e-ticket? New system. I'm sure they'll make improvements along the way. I even explained to the ticketing agent that they still have physical forms and I did not have to fill this out now. She said it was required.