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Visa-free travel to Europe on Dominica's passport
The Commonwealth of Dominica signed a visa waiver contract with the European Union on May 28, 2015 that allows Dominica passport holders, Grenada passport holders, St. Vincent's passport holders, Vanuatu passport holders, holders of passports from the Independent State of Samoa, and holders of passports from the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, to enter the country visa-free and stay more than 90 days for every 180 days for a stay not exceeding 90 days
Dominica's passport is visa-free for Europe for the following countries (up to 90 days within a 180-day period)
Austria, Belgium, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Kosovo, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino. Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Vatican.links
Traveling to Europe visa free on a Dominica passport please note that the calculation of every 180 days not exceeding 90 days applies to all the countries listed above and is calculated at the same time, e.g. if you have already entered Germany visa free for 50 days and then go to France for 40 days, you will not be able to enter any other country in Europe visa free for those 180 days.
Visa-free travel to Europe on Dominica's passport (United Kingdom)
The genus Commonwealth of DominicaCommonwealth countryPassport holders can travel to the UK without a visa for up to 180 days, including short-term business visits, trips, and short-term semesters, as well as Hong Kong and Australia, all of which are British colonies.
Restrictions on visa-free entry to the United Kingdom for Dominica citizens with passports
Dominica's passport holders are entitled to stay in the United Kingdom for up to 180 days per year, are unable to participate in the labor market, do not have the right to work, and are required to wait until the following year after 180 days in one year to be able to enter the United Kingdom on a visa-free basis.
The benefits of Dominica citizenship and a passport
Stable and easy to process
Dominica Citizenship by Investment ProgramTo this day, it remains one of the longest-established lawful citizenship programs, refined over decades of legislative reform to improve the efficiency of due diligence.
Safe. Landing-free
Investors applying for a Dominica passport are not required to enter Dominica and may apply directly through an authorized agency overseas.
No residency requirement and no language requirement
There is no residency requirement, no educational qualifications, and no English-language examination.
Permanent status, passed on to the next generation
Eligible applicants may be granted permanent Dominica citizenship, and Dominica citizens are also part of theThe CommonwealthAs a citizen of the country, your status can be passed on to your children.
Dual citizenship permitted
You may retain your existing citizenship. You can also go on to apply for a green card or citizenship in other countries—Dominica places no restrictions on its citizens holding the citizenship of other nations.
Strong reputation and standing
Dominica inRanked No. 1 in the International Passport Programme IndexAlso inBCBICRanked the program with the best value for money, it is also among theForbesA citizenship recognized as one of the best for tax planning.
Applying for a U.S. Visa
Dominica citizens applying for a 10-year U.S. visa, or transferring an existing visa onto a Dominica passport.
Reference:Applying for a 10-Year U.S. B1/B2 Visa with a Dominica Passport Is Easier Than You Think: A Real ExperienceThe
Where's Dominic?
Dominica (officially the Commonwealth of Dominica, commonly known as Dominica) is an island nation in the Caribbean Sea, one of the West Indies, with its capital at Roseau. Article:Dominica's geography and natural environmentThe
Visa-free access to countries with Dominica's passport
Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan) | Georgia, US state | Slovakia | Austrian |
Palau | Cape Verde Islands | Philippine | Fiji (tropical volcanic island in southwest Pacific) |
Guinea-Bissau | Republic of Croatia (1991-) | (formerly) Ceylon | |
the Maldives | Greece | Tajikistan | Swaziland |
Malta | Tanzania | Senegal | Slovenia |
Malaysia | Venezuela | Serbia | Antigua |
Madagascar | Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan) | the Seychelles | Andorra |
Malawi, SE Africa | Solomon Islands in southwest Pacific | Sierra Leone | Bermuda (Tw) |
Denmark | Latvia | Cyprus | Laos |
Gambia | French | Italy | Spanish |
Ecuador | Faroe Islands | Singaporean | Belizean |
Barbados | French Guiana | Switzerland | Bonaire |
Brazilian | French West Indies | Sweden | Anguilla |
Bahrain | French Polynesia | Portugal | Turks and Caicos Islands |
Bahamas | abbr. for Bosnia-Herzegovina | Montserrat | Peruvian |
Panama | Polish | German | Mogadishu |
Palestine | Gibraltar | Republic of Moldova, former Soviet republic on the border with Romania | Suriname |
Cayman Islands | Romania | Monaco | Micronesia in southwest pacific |
Belgium | Kenya | Aomen | Czech Republic (from 1993) |
Mauritius | Suomi | Uganda | Vatican City, capital of Holy See |
Mauritania | Aruba | Belarus | the Netherlands |
Jamaican | Georgia | Uruguay | Mozambique |
Benin | Bulgaria | Uzbekistan | Liechtenstein |
East Timor (officially Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste) | South Korea | Rwandan | Hungary |
Palestine | Cambodian | Luxemburg | Indonesia |
Gabonese | Zimbabwe | Tuvalu | India |
Doha | Bolivia | Cook Islands | Kyrgyzstan |
embargo | Pristina | Curaçao | Djibouti, East Africa (Tw) |
Saint Martin | Comox Islands | Tonga, south pacific archipelago kingdom | Guyana |
San Marino | Comoros | Irish | Dominican Republic (Tw) |
Saint Vincent | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | Estonia | Togo, West Africa |
St Helena | British Virgin Islands | jordan | Greenland |
Hong Kong | Niue (island) | Haiti, the western third of Caribbean island Hispaniola | |
Saint Lucia | Costa Rica | Lesotho | Trinidad and Tobago |
Nicaragua | Columbia (District of, or University etc) | Samoa | Armenia |
Nepali | Egypt | Seychelles | Iranian |
Vanuatu | Ethiopia | Botswana | Icelandic |
Byelorussia | Norway | Grenada | the Lithuanian republic, former Baltic Soviet republic |
Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan) | Georgia, US state | Slovakia |
Palau | Cape Verde Islands | Philippine |
Guinea-Bissau | Republic of Croatia (1991-) | |
the Maldives | Greece | Tajikistan |
Malta | Tanzania | Senegal |
Malaysia | Venezuela | Serbia |
Madagascar | Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan) | the Seychelles |
Malawi, SE Africa | Solomon Islands in southwest Pacific | Sierra Leone |
Denmark | Latvia | Cyprus |
Gambia | French | Italy |
Ecuador | Faroe Islands | Singaporean |
Barbados | French Guiana | Switzerland |
Brazilian | French West Indies | Sweden |
Bahrain | French Polynesia | Portugal |
Bahamas | abbr. for Bosnia-Herzegovina | Montserrat |
Panama | Polish | German |
Palestine | Gibraltar | Republic of Moldova, former Soviet republic on the border with Romania |
Cayman Islands | Romania | Monaco |
Belgium | Kenya | Aomen |
Mauritius | Suomi | Uganda |
Mauritania | Aruba | Belarus |
Jamaican | Georgia | Uruguay |
Benin | Bulgaria | Uzbekistan |
East Timor (officially Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste) | South Korea | Rwandan |
Palestine | Cambodian | Luxemburg |
Gabonese | Zimbabwe | Tuvalu |
Doha | Bolivia | Cook Islands |
embargo | Pristina | Curaçao |
Saint Martin | Comox Islands | Tonga, south pacific archipelago kingdom |
San Marino | Comoros | Irish |
Saint Vincent | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | Estonia |
St Helena | British Virgin Islands | jordan |
Hong Kong | Niue (island) | |
Saint Lucia | Costa Rica | Lesotho |
Nicaragua | Columbia (District of, or University etc) | Samoa |
Nepali | Egypt | Seychelles |
Vanuatu | Ethiopia | Botswana |
Byelorussia | Norway | Austrian |
the Lithuanian republic, former Baltic Soviet republic | Grenada | Fiji (tropical volcanic island in southwest Pacific) |
Armenia | Greenland | (formerly) Ceylon |
Iranian | Haiti, the western third of Caribbean island Hispaniola | Swaziland |
Icelandic | Trinidad and Tobago | Slovenia |
Liechtenstein | Turks and Caicos Islands | Antigua |
Hungary | Peruvian | Andorra |
Indonesia | Mogadishu | Bermuda (Tw) |
India | Suriname | Laos |
Kyrgyzstan | Micronesia in southwest pacific | Spanish |
Djibouti, East Africa (Tw) | Czech Republic (from 1993) | Belizean |
Guyana | Vatican City, capital of Holy See | Bonaire |
Dominican Republic (Tw) | the Netherlands | Anguilla |
Togo, West Africa | Mozambique |
Travel to the United States on Dominica's passport (visa required)
Benefits of applying for a U.S. passport for Dominica citizens
Replacing Visa Waiver USA with B1/B2
Obtaining a U.S. B1/B2 visa is important for not just Dominica passport holders, but all Grenada, St. Kitts, St. Lucia, Caribbean passports, any one-step passport, should apply for a U.S. visa. Refer towritingsMap of visa-free Dominica passports after obtaining a U.S. visa.
Documents Required for a Dominica Passport Application
- medical certificate
- driver's license
- passport, ID card, and household registration booklet
- Marriage Certificate/Divorce Certificate
- Proof of residence, real estate license
- Certificate of no criminal record
- Twelve months of bank statements
- Two-inch passport photo
- Declarations Employee Contracts and References
Article:Required documents and process
dual nationality
Entry to the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the European Union
If you have previously entered the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, or the European Union on another passport, you can travel to those countries directly on your Dominica passport.
Entry to Japan, Singapore, and other Asian countries
If you have previously entered Japan, Singapore, the Philippines, or Hong Kong on another passport, you will have no problem entering on a Dominica passport.
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Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program
- Established in 1993, the Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program is one of the oldest such programs in the world.
- Passport ImmigrationNo interview is required of applicants
- Immigration can be processed quickly, in approximately 2 to 3 months.
- The most cost-effective program for single applicants
- Citizenship can be passed down permanently to future generations in the direct line.
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