mong the most important services that this Mission has been empowered to offer are:
Services to Non-Dominican Nationals:
Visa granting
Consular Invoices for shipments destined to the Dominican territory
Certification and Legalization of documents

   
Services to Dominican Nationals:
ll matters pertaining to Dominican nationals while in Pakistani territory, such as issuing and/or
renewing travel documents, and all other documents and registrations as done in our capacity of Notary Publics.

 

Entre los servicios a nacionales dominicanos, los mas importantes son.

Renovaciones y expediciones de pasaportes.

Autorizaciones para pasaportes de menores.

Certificaciones por Perdida de pasaportes.

Cartas de Rutas.

Poderes, Testamentos.

Traducciones.

Documentacion para traslado de cadaveres.

Documentacion para traslado de animales.

Todas las actuaciones en funcion de Notario Publico que pudieran ser requeridas, como Actas Notariales, legalizacion de firmas, etc.

Actuacion en funcion de Acto de Alguacil.

Mas importante aun, es la obligacion de salvoguardar los intereses y bienestar fisico de los dominicanos y prestar otros tipos de ayuda que puedan requerir, mientras se encuentren en territorio pakistano.
  
  
ISA REQUIREMENTS:
  
Tourism:

Passport, which should be valid for six months from the date of travel with at least one unused page, along with three photocopies.

Visa application form 509-REF., duly filled

4 recent photographs 2 x 2, front pose (the applicant's name should be written on the reverse side)

Evidence of funds available to support yourself and your accompanying family members during your stay in Dominican Republic. This should be in a form of current bank statement(s), traveler's checks, as well as evidence of your financial interests in your country of residence or citizenship.
Proof of your source of income and if you are an employee a statement from your employer indicating the nature of your employment, salary, and period of vacation leave which you have been granted.

If applicable, a letter of invitation (1 original + 4 photocopies) from relatives or friends that you intend to visit in Dominican Republic.
 
Business:
 
For Business visa, in addition to all the above, the applicant must also provide:
 
An invitation letter (1 original + 4 photocopies) from the business associate that you intend to visit in the Dominican Republic and evidence of your existing ties in Dominican Republic, and the country of which you are a citizen and / or resident.

Medical certificate

Police certificate of good conduct

Business documentations (registration, financial statements, etc.)

Taxes paid
 
Student:
 
For Student visa the applicant must bring all the above listed documents plus the following:
 

Letter from the guarantor or person who will provide financial support addressed to the Foreign Affairs Office, Dominican Republic.

Admission letter from the Dominican University to be attended.

Copy of the registration fee that has been paid to the university.
 
CONSULAR FEES
Visas and Legalizations
(AS OF MARCH 31, 2007)
 
Service Fee (US$ or Equivalent in Rs) Visa Duration- Number of Entries
VISAS    
Tourism

80.00

2 Months/Single Entry
Business Single

145.00

2 Months/Single Entry
Business Multiple

175.00

1 Year/Multiple Entries
Student

145.00

1 Year/Multiple Entries
Dependency

145.00

1 Year/Multiple Entries
Residency

175.00

1 Year/Multiple Entries
LEGALIZATIONS    
All types of documents

60

  
 
 
 
  
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
n general, foreign citizens must obtain a Dominican visa in order to enter the
country. Visas are classified in Diplomatic, Official, Courtesy, Business, Dependants, Tourism, Residence and Student. The Foreign Service of the Dominican Republic issues these visas abroad thru their Embassies and Consular Offices.

Must travelers must purchase a US$20 tourist card for a stay of up to 60 days. Fees vary for longer stays. A departure tax of US$20 is also collected, although it may be included with the airline ticket.
However, in view of the many agreements that the Dominican Republic has signed with other countries over the years, there are different requirements for different nations.
 
Please read below to determine whether or not you require an entry visa to the Dominican Republic.
     

THE CITIZENS OF FOLLOWING COUNTRIES HOLDING DIPLOMATIC, OFFICIAL OR SERVICE PASSPORTS DO NOT REQUIRE VISA TO ENTER DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

     
Argentina Guatemala Panama
Belize Honduras Peru
Chile Israel Switzerland (except official passports)
China (Taiwan) Japan Ukraine
Costa Rica Liechtenstein States Uruguay
Colombia Mexico (except official passports) Vatican
Ecuador Morocco
Iceland Peru
El Salvador Nicaragua
  

THE CITIZENS OF THE FOLLOWING COUNTRIES WILL BE PERMITTED TO ENTER THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC WITH ONLY THE PURCHASE OF A
"TOURIST CARD"
(ORDINARY PASSPORTS HOLDERS FOR TOURIST PURPOSE EXCLUSIVELY)

 
Andorra Germany Slovakia
Antigua & Bermuda Jamaica Spain
Aruba Lithuania Surinam
Australia Luxemburg Sweden
Bahamas Macedonia Switzerland
Barbados Mexico Trinidad & Tobago
Bolivia Netherlands (including Curacao & St. Martin) Ukraine
Brazil New Zealand United Kingdom (including England, North Ireland, Scotia, Gales)
Canada Norway United States (including Puerto Rico, Virgin Island, St. Thomas, St. Croix, St. John, Hawaii)
Costa Rica Paraguay Venezuela
Croatia Poland Yugoslavia
Curacao Russia  
Czech Republic St. Kitts & Nevis  
Denmark St. Lucia  
Dominica St. Marino  
El Salvador St. Vincent & Grenadine  
Finland Suriname  
France (including French Guyana, Martinique, Guadalupe & Reunion) Slovenia  
 
   
However, it is always advisable to confirm entry visa requirements with the closest diplomatic or consular representation before traveling to our country, as country listings may be subject to change from time to time.
  
   

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