United States of America → Dominica: do you need a visa?

Visitor's Visa — Tourism

Documents

• Completed Commonwealth of Dominica Visa Application Form
• Valid passport
• 2 recent passport-sized photographs
• Invitation letter from the sponsor (person inviting the applicant)
• Bank statement from the sponsor (person inviting the applicant)
• Valid medical certificate
• Employment letter if employed, or proof of self-employment
• Marriage certificate or birth certificate of applicant where applicable
• Application fee: bank draft of US$75.00 / EC$200.00 payable to the Accountant General (Treasury Department)
• English translations of all relevant information including foreign-language material
• Applicant signature notarised or sworn before a Commissioner of Oaths, with the Commissioner's full contact information provided; all documents, copies, and signatures notarised or endorsed by certified translators

FAQ

Who needs a Visitor's Visa?
Anyone whose nationality is not on the official exemption lists. Commonwealth, CARICOM, listed European, US and similar nationalities get up to 6 months, a second group up to 3 months, and bona fide tourists with a return ticket who satisfy the Immigration Officer can get up to 21 days without a visa.

What must I show at the border even if I am visa-exempt?
The official entry-requirements page lists a valid passport, a valid return ticket, sufficient funds for the intended stay, and a local address.

Does the visa let me work in Dominica?
No. The visa form asks whether you intend to work or study and by whom; paid local work requires a work permit with Labour approval, and study uses the student-visa route.