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Which documents do I need to go to the Dominican Republic



Most visitors arriving to the Dominican Republic including those coming from the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, European Union, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Mexico (you can see the complete list here list),All foreign citizens entering the Dominican Republic, exclusively for tourism purposes, must have a valid passport during their stay and departure from the country. This exceptional measure is valid until December 31, 2021. do not need a visa to enter the country. The cost of the tourist card, which was previously paid separately, is now included in the price of the air ticket. 

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Airports and other ports of entry will perform a rapid, random breath test on 3% to 15% of passengers and all those who present symptoms upon arrival. Passengers under five years of age and crew members are exempt from this procedure. All passengers will also be required to undergo a temperature check. Passengers with symptoms or positive test results will be isolated and cared for at authorized locations. Prior to travel, travelers should confirm with their airline and airport of origin regarding any testing or other related requirements for inbound flights to the Dominican Republic, or the requirements necessary upon return to their country of origin.

E TICKETS
The new electronic form replaces the Traveler's Health Affidavit, Customs Declaration and International Boarding/Disembarkation Card forms. Passengers must complete an arrival and departure form and the system will generate two QR codes. The E-Ticket can be completed prior to travel or before passing through Immigration at the Dominican airport. We recommend completing the forms 72 hours prior to travel, print or take a screen shot of the QR code and have it on hand during arrival for the Customs authorities to scan. The QR code will not be scanned during departure, but it is a confirmation that the form was completed correctly. If you need to make a change to the form you will need to complete it again.
 You can complete the form here E-TICKET and More info
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