B. Fill
in the form 509-Ref. (provided by the Consulate and which can be, in order to initiate the process, downloaded
here)
C. Provide one passport photo in colour.
D. Include
a copy of the documents which demonstrate the citizenship or
migratory status (identification card, residence slip or visa,
residence permit, etc.). The previous visas given by other countries are important.
E. Provide
the translated copies of the documents which demonstrate the economic
and professional status of the visa beneficiary, such as an attestation
of employment, a student card, a proof of attendance at university,
pension books, bank statements, credit cards statements, a proof of
money in a convertible currency or title deeds, or evidence of the
financial situation of the person on whom you depend, such as a recent
monthly bank statement mentioning the balance, a proof of occupation
(the last pay slip) or of other income sources: certificate of
retirement, grant, trade register, unemployment benefit. Please
to include a free translation to english, french or spanish.
F. Send
us the original passport in order to stamp the tourist visa.
The passport has to be valid at least until the expiry of the visa.
G. Show,
if it is possible, a copy of hotel booking or tourist package.
H. Show,
if it is possible, a copy of the round trip plane ticket or flight
itinerary from the travel agency.
I. Parents
or guardians must provide an authorization
to travel for minors who travel alone or not accompanied by its parents (people under 18 years
old) duly legalized by the Consulate General.
J. The
price to stamp the visa is 110 euros payable with the request.
Payment can be made by check,
traveler's check, money order, cashier's check, Western Union,
etc., to the
order of the "Consulate General of the Dominican Republic". In
addition, you can make a wire transfer to the Consulate
General's banking account with all the costs charged to the
emitter of the transference.
K. All
the documents can be sent to the Consulate at the following address:
146 Rue Paradis, 13006 Marseille, France
L. Enclose
a stamped self-addressed envelope to return the original document or
pre-pay an international courrier to pick-it-up at our Consulate.
We highly recommend to use a recognized courrier
company such as DHL, Fedex, TNT, UPS, among others.
Call us at 00 33 4 91 57 01 00
RESIDENT
VISA
Every day many people of different
countries decide
to obtain the residence among other reasons by the
dominican
political stability, the
economic
growth, the fiscal subject, the amability of people, etc., etc.
The residence
visa represents
the first stage before obtaining the resident card in the Dominican
Republic.
It can be
obtained in a period
of about one month.
It is advisable
to start the
procedure before the arrival in the country, even if it can be carried
out once
the person is in the country. It would be preferably to take the
necessary
steps before departure.
As follows,
please find the procedure:
-Write a letter
requesting the residence visa addressed to the Consulate General (Doc.
# 1) or to the Foreign Office (in
case the person would be already in the country) and signed by the
applicant.
The letter must
be
made by an individual or a society and mention the following elements:
a)When the request is made by an individual: his
or her name, nationality, place of residence and profession. If the
request is
made by a society, in addition to the information on the applicant, the
request
has to be made on business paper and signed by a company executive.
This one
will also have to indicate what position the applicant has held down.
b)You have to indicate the situation in which you
are according to the following proposals (Doc. # 2):
1-b) To be of
Dominican origin.
2-b) To be
married
to a Dominican.
3-b) To have a
work
contract.
4-b) To prove
economic solvency with documents which demonstrate the economic status
(pension
books, investor, bank attestation, bank statements, credit cards, proof
of
money in a convertible currency or title deeds…).
-Provide a birth certificate
(Doc. # 3).
-Provide an extract of the
applicant’s criminal record established by the Ministry of
Justice or any other official institution (Doc. # 4).
-Provide a medical certificate
(Doc. # 5).
-Fill in the form 509-Ref.
(provided by the Consulate and which can be downloaded here or sent by fax to start the
procedure). (Doc. # 6)
-Provide one passport photo in
colour. (Doc. # 7).
-Provide a copy of the passport
identification pages (family name, first name, date and place of birth,
dates of issue and expiry (Doc. # 8). The original passport has to be
valid at least until the expiry of the
visa and
must be stamped which the approved visa.
-If the person is already in
the
country, he/she must provide a certificate from the General Direction
of Migration (Doc. # 9) with a proof of the last entry in the Dominican
Republic (Doc. # 10).
-The documents # 2, 3, 4, 5 and
11 must be legalized and translated into Spanish by the Consulate. The
legalization of every document costs 90 euros and a translation is 40
euros, payable on the day of the demand by cheque made out to the order
of the “Consulate General of the Dominican Republic”.
-The price to stamp the visa is
110 euros payable on the day of the
request. Payment can be made by check, traveler's check, money order,
cashier's check, Western Union, etc., to the order of the
“Consulate
General of the Dominican Republic”. In addition, you can make a wire
transfer to the Consulate's banking account with all the costs charged to the emitter of the transference.
-If the application includes
the
spouse, as well as the documents concerning the spouse, a marriage act
(Doc. # 11) has to be provided.
-Minors are exempt from
providing the Doc. # 4.
-All
the documents can be sent to the
Consulate
at the following address: 146 Rue Paradis, 13006 Marseille, France
-Enclose a stamped and
addressed
envelope to return the original document or pre-pay an international courrier to pick-it-up at our Consulate. We highly recommend to use a recognized courrier
company such as DHL, Fedex, TNT, UPS, among others.
Call us at 00 33 4 91 57 01 00
BUSINESS
VISA
The
business visa can be
obtained in a period of about one week.
-The request letter must be
sent to the Consulate General (Doc. # 1). The demand must be made by an
individual or a society and mention the following elements: when the
demand is made by an individual: his or her name, nationality, place of
residence and profession.
-He/She
also has to
specify what kind of business he/she intends to carry out. If the
application
is made by a society, as well
as the information
about the applicant,
the
demand has to be made on business paper and signed by a company
executive. This
one will also have to indicate what position the applicant has
held
down.
-Provide a copy of the birth
certificate (Doc. # 2).
-Provide an extract of the
applicant’s criminal record established by the Ministry of
Justice (Doc. # 3).
-Provide a medical certificate
(Doc. # 4).
-Fill in the form 509-Ref.
(provided by the Consulate and which can be downloaded here
or sent by
fax to start the procedure). (Doc. # 5)
-Provide one passport photo in
colour. (Doc. # 6).
-Provide a copy of the passport
identification pages (family name, first name, date and place of birth,
dates of issue and expiry) (Doc. # 7). The original passport
has to be valid at least until the expiry of the
visa and
must be stamped which the approved visa.
-In order to obtain a multiple
entries business visa, the interested party has to provide a document
written by the institution, the organism, the company or the natural
person
with whom the party will carry out business activities in the Dominican
Republic. (Doc. # 8)
-The documents # 2, 3 and 4
must
be legalized and translated into Spanish by the Consulate. The
legalization of every document costs 90 euros and a translation is 40
euros, payable on the day of the demand by cheque made out to the order
of the “Consulate General of the Dominican
Republic”.
-The price to stamp the visa is
of 110 euros payable
on the day of the
request. Payment can be made by check, traveler's check, money order,
cashier's check, Western Union, etc., to the order of the
“Consulate
General of the Dominican Republic”. In addition, you can make a wire
transfer to the Consulate's banking account with all the costs charged to the emitter of the transference.
-All
the documents can be sent to the
Consulate
at the following address: 146 Rue Paradis, 13006 Marseille, France.
-Enclose a stamped and
addressed
envelope to return the original document or pre-pay an international courrier to pick-it-up at our Consulate. We highly recommend to use a recognized courrier
company such as DHL, Fedex, TNT, UPS, among others.
WORK
VISA
For its
mailing, the same
documents as those needed for a business visa are required, in addition
to a
work contract duly legalized by Dominican authorities.
DEPENDANT
VISA
This kind of visa is issued to spouses or
children
of applicants who demand or already have a business visa, a work visa
or a
student visa. For its mailing, the same documents needed for the
principal
visa, in addition to the marriage certificate for spouses and the birth
certificate for children are required. As for minors, it is not
necessary to
provide a proof of economic solvency or an extract of criminal record.
STUDENT
VISA
The business visa can be
obtained in a period of about two weeks.
-The request letter must be
sent to the Consulate General (Doc. # 1) or to the Foreign Office (in
case the person would be already in the country).
a)If the visa is requested in the country, the
application form has to be subscribed by the chief education officer or
the
educational institution.
b)If
the application is made abroad, it has to be
forwarded by the Consulate General.
-Send an affidavit (Doc. # 2)
signed by the parent or tutor who will cover the student’s
expenditures in the Dominican Republic. A proof of economic solvency
(Doc. # 3) must be provided (pension books, investor, bank attestation,
bank statements, credit cards, proof of money in a convertible currency
or title deeds…).
-Provide one passport
photo in colour.(Doc. # 4)oc. # 4).
-Fill in the form 509-Ref.
(provided by the Consulate and which can be downloaded here or sent by fax to start the
procedure). (Doc. # 5)
-Provide an extract of the
applicant’s criminal record established by the Ministry of
Justice or any other official institution (Doc. # 6).
-Provide a copy of the previous
visa (Doc. # 7) in case of renewal.
-Provide a medical certificate
(Doc. # 8).
-Provide a proof of enrolment
at
University (Doc. # 9). A photocopy can be sent.
-Provide a copy of the passport
identification pages (family name, first name, date and place of birth,
dates of issue and expiry) (Doc. # 10). The original passport has to be
valid at least until the expiry of the
visa and
must be stamped which the approved visa.
-Provide a birth certificate
(Doc. # 11).
-The documents # 2, 3,
6, 8 and 11
must be legalized and translated into Spanish by the Consulate. The
legalization of every document costs 90 euros and a translation is 40
euros, payable on the day of the demand by cheque made out to the order
of the “Consulate General of the Dominican Republic".
-The price to stamp the visa is
of 110 euros payable on the
day of the
request. Payment can be made by check, traveler's check, money order,
cashier's check, Western Union, etc., to the order of the
“Consulate
General of the Dominican Republic”. In addition, you can make a wire
transfer to the Consulate's banking account with all the costs charged to the emitter of the transference.
-All
the documents can be sent to the
Consulate
at the following address: 146 Rue Paradis, 13006 Marseille, France.
-Enclose a stamped and
addressed
envelope to return the original document or pre-pay an international courrier to pick-it-up at our Consulate. We highly recommend to use a recognized courrier
company such as DHL, Fedex, TNT, UPS, among others.
