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

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Registration required. Irish passport holders must complete the Dominican Republic eTicket before travel.

Irish citizens do not need a visa. Visitors are normally granted a 30-day stay on arrival, and may need to show evidence of return or onward travel. All passengers must register their details on the government’s eTicket website in advance of travel. Irish passports must be valid for at least 6 months from entry.

Source: Department of Foreign Affairs (Ireland). Checked Oct 19, 2026See the source

Maximum stay: 30 days; Normally granted on arrival
Pre-travel authorization: eTicket registration; Register on the government website before travel
Passport validity: 6 months from entry
Onward ticket: Return or onward travel evidence; May be requested on entry

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