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Dominican Business Visa (NS / NM)

A consular visa for business travel — meetings, negotiations and commercial activity — issued single-entry (NS) or multiple-entry (NM).

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Validity periods and the US$150/US$200 fees are from MIREX summaries; verify with MIREX.

Important information

Immigration rules and fees can change. This information is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. Always check the latest requirements on the official Dominican Republic government website before you apply.
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Official name
Visa de Negocios Simple (NS) / Visa de Negocio Múltiple (NM)
Route type
Business visitor visa (consular)
Validity / stay
NS 60 days single entry; NM 1 year multiple entries
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Cost
NS US$150 / NM US$200
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Number of entries
NS one entry; NM multiple entries
Processing time
10–20 business days
Stated on the MIREX visas portal
Where to apply
Dominican embassy or consulate with jurisdiction over your residence

Who it is for

  • Business travellers attending meetings, negotiations and commercial activities
  • Frequent business visitors who need multiple entries (NM)

How to apply

  • Apply at a Dominican consulate with jurisdiction over your residence
  • Provide documents evidencing the business purpose
  • Pay the NS or NM consular fee

Requirements

  • Passport valid for at least six months
  • Criminal-background certificate from a federal authority, legalised/apostilled
  • Employment certification confirming your role with your company
  • A letter of application on company letterhead setting out the business purpose
  • A notarised letter of guarantee and supporting financial documentation

Documents you may need

  • Valid passport (six months+)
  • Criminal-background certificate (federal authority, legalised/apostilled)
  • Company employment certification
  • Letter on company letterhead stating the business purpose of the trip
  • Notarised letter of guarantee
  • Financial documentation

Official sources

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to the official government sources.

Verified against official gov.uk sources · last reviewed 2026-08-21. Information only — not legal advice.

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