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Important note for travel to the Dominican Republic
Montreal, January 17 ,2012
PLEASE NOTE THAT STARTING APRIL 30TH, 2012, CANADIANS WILL BE REQUIRED TO PRESENT A VALID PASSPORT TO VISIT THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.
Until then, Canadians entering the Dominican Republic by direct air travel are only required to be in possession of valid official photo identification (such as a driver's licence) and proof of citizenship (such as a birth certificate). Canadian tourists must also be in possession of a return airline ticket.
However, Canadian citizens returning to Canada who present other documents, such as a Certificate of Canadian Citizenship, birth certificate, provincial driver’s licence, or foreign passport, instead of a Canadian passport, may face delays or be denied boarding by transport companies.
We encourage Canadians currently living in the Dominican Republic with an expired passport to renew this document as soon as possible in order to avoid any inconvenience during future travel. Please note that a 15 working days processing period is to be expected.
Canadians entering the Dominican Republic for tourist purposes must purchase a tourist card, at a cost of $10 US, which is valid for 30 days. Those wishing to stay for a longer period must pay a surcharge at the airport upon departure or request an extension by visiting the Department of Immigration in Santo Domingo. Those wishing to work in the Dominican Republic must apply for a business visa. More information can be obtained by contacting the Embassy of the Dominican Republic in Ottawa.
Foreigners may gain the right to reside in the Dominican Republic by acquiring a residence visa from the Foreign Relations Ministry and a temporary or permanent residence card from the Immigration Department. A student visa is also required. For additional information, please contact the Embassy of the Dominican Republic in Ottawa or its consulates in Canada.
You can obtain consular assistance and further consular information at the following addresses:
SANTO DOMINGO, Embassy of Canada
Address: Av. Winston Churchill 1099Torre Citigroup en Acropólis Center, 18th FloorEnsanche Piantini, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Tel.: (809) 262-3100
Fax: (809) 262-3108
E-Mail: sdmgo@international.gc.ca
Internet: http://www.dominicanrepublic.gc.ca
PUERTO PLATA, Consulate of Canada
Address: Calle Villanueva No 8, Edificio Abraxas, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
Tel.: (809) 586-5761
Fax: (809) 586-5762
E-Mail: canada.pop@gmail.com
PUNTA CANA, Office of the Embassy of Canada
Address: Carretera Veron- Bavaro Km. 2 1/2, Amstar Business Center, Building 4, Office 404 Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Tel.: (809) 455-1730
Fax: 809-455-1734
You can apply in person for a full validity passport at any of these locations. Please visit the following link for further information about applying for a passport abroad
http://passport.gc.ca/cdn/form.aspx?lang=eng®ion=international .
For emergency assistance after hours, call the Embassy of Canada in Santo Domingo and follow the instructions. You may also make a collect call to the Emergency Watch and Response Centre in Ottawa at 613-996-8885 or send an email to sos@international.gc.ca .
Thank you
Consular Section
Embassy of Canada
Santo Domingo