Visitor & short-stay visas
Dominican Tourism Visa (TS / TM)
A consular visa for tourists whose nationality is not visa-exempt, issued as a single-entry (TS) or two-entry (TM) visa.
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Under review — check current rules
60-day validity and the US$100/US$150 fees are drawn from MIREX summaries; confirm exact current validity and fees on the MIREX visas and consular-rates pages.
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.
- Official name
- Visa de Turismo Simple (TS) / Visa de Turismo Múltiple (TM)
- Route type
- Short-stay visitor visa (consular)
- Validity / stay
- 60 days; TS single entry, TM two entries
- Confirm current terms with MIREX
- Cost
- TS US$100 / TM US$150
- Verify on MIREX consular rates page
- Number of entries
- TS one entry; TM two entries
- Processing time
- 10–20 business days
- Stated on the MIREX visas portal; confirm with the issuing consulate
- Where to apply
- Dominican embassy or consulate with jurisdiction over your place of residence
Who it is for
- Leisure travellers whose nationality requires a Dominican visa
- Visitors needing one or two entries for tourism
How to apply
- Apply at the Dominican embassy or consulate with jurisdiction over your residence
- Submit passport, application form and supporting documents
- Pay the consular fee for TS or TM
Requirements
- Passport valid for at least six months
- Proof of financial solvency to cover the trip
- Confirmed accommodation (e.g. a hotel reservation) for the stay
- A round-trip flight booking / travel itinerary
- A notarised letter of guarantee from a Dominican guarantor, where required
- Any document in a language other than Spanish translated by a certified (judicial) translator
Documents you may need
- Valid passport (six months+) plus a copy
- One recent 2x2 photograph
- Completed tourism-visa application form
- Bank statements or other proof of financial means
- Hotel reservation and round-trip travel itinerary
- Notarised guarantee letter from a Dominican host/guarantor (where applicable)
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.