last edited Dec 11, 2019
Entry Requirements and Visa for Dominica
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For tourist travel.
For French Citizens
A valid passport is required for stays of less than 3 months; a visa is necessary for longer stays. An exit tax equivalent to around fifteen euros is also charged.
In theory, an ID card is sufficient for stays of less than 15 days. However, since this is only a "tolerance" on the part of the authorities and some travelers have encountered issues in the past, it is better to opt for a passport.
Other Nationalities
Citizens of the European Union, the Commonwealth, Switzerland, and Canada (as well as all cruise passengers) do not need a visa for stays of less than 3 or 6 months, depending on nationality. A passport is sufficient, and the exit tax also applies.
Long Stays
In Case of Offense
Consulates
In France
There is no representation in metropolitan France; Dominica is covered by its embassy in London. However, honorary consulates are located in Martinique and Guadeloupe:
- Guadeloupe: 21 rue Gambetta, 97110 Pointe-à-Pitre. Tel.: 0 590 82 01 57.
- Martinique: Résidence Aigue Marine, Bât. A2, numéro 26, rue de la Dorsale, 97200 Fort-de-France. Tel.: 0 596 60 90 22.
Other Countries
In some countries, Dominica is represented by the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States, which groups around ten small islands in the Antilles.
- Belgium: Permanent Mission of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States, 42 rue de Livourne, 1000 Brussels. Tel.: (02) 534 26 11.
- Canada:
- Switzerland: Consulate: Bahnhofstrasse 52, 8001 Zurich. Tel: 00 41 44 214 63 65.