Dominica visa resources
Documents You Need for a Dominica Application
The supporting documents commonly required across Dominica's visa, work, residence and citizenship applications.
Important
Dominica's immigration applications share a common set of supporting documents. Across the visitor's visa, work permit, permanent residence and citizenship applications, you will typically be asked for a valid passport, passport photographs, a police/character record, a medical certificate, evidence of finances and, where relevant, civil documents such as marriage and birth certificates.
The government requires that all documents be in English or accompanied by certified English translations, and that copies and signatures be notarised or endorsed as appropriate (for example, sworn before a Commissioner of Oaths).
Commonly required
- Valid passport (often valid at least six months) and recent passport photos
- Police record / character references
- Medical certificate (good health, no communicable disease)
- Financial evidence (bank statement or banker's/employer letter)
- Civil documents (marriage/birth certificates) where relevant
- Treasury receipt confirming the fee has been paid
- English translations, notarisation or endorsement as required
Next steps
Official sources
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to the official government sources.
Verified against official sources · last reviewed 2026-08-21. Information only — not legal advice.