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Do German passport holders need a visa for the Dominican Republic?

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No visa. German passport holders visit the Dominican Republic without a visa for one entry of up to 30 days.

The Federal Foreign Office says German citizens need no visa for a single entry and a stay of up to 30 days; a stay beyond 30 days needs a paid extension, otherwise a fine is due at departure. All travelers fill in the electronic e-Ticket for entry and exit, and a return ticket must be shown. A passport is accepted; an ID card is not.

Source: German Federal Foreign Office (Auswaertiges Amt). Checked Oct 4, 2026See the source

Maximum stay: 30 days; One entry; extension is paid, a fine applies if you overstay.
Documents: Passport; ID card is not accepted for entry.
Passport validity: For your stay; EU passports must be valid for the length of the tourist stay.
e-Ticket: Online, mandatory; QR code is often checked at airport check-in.
Return ticket: Required; Show a valid return flight ticket.

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