Coronavirus Information for the Dominican Republic
Last updated: [10/22/2021] *** Effective January 26, all airline passengers to the United States ages two years and older must provide a negative COVID-19 viral…
Currently Available Appointments for B1/B2 Nonimmigrant Visas are for Emergencies.
Due to the global pandemic, in-person routine tourism/business B1/B2 visa interviews remain suspended at the Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy in Santo Domingo. We…
Guidelines to follow for all visits to the U.S. Embassy
Entry Requirements Only applicants with a confirmed appointment will be permitted to enter the Embassy for consular services. Masks are required for entry and must…
The United States and the Dominican Republic Host Second High-level Bilateral Dialogue on Institutional...
The working groups that comprise the second dialogue demonstrate the United States’ steadfast support for the Dominican Republic’s efforts in advancing institutional reforms. Santo Domingo,…
Administrator Samantha Power’s Remarks at the U.S.-Dominican Republic High-Level Dialogue on Institutional...
UNITED STATES AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Office of Press Relations For Immediate Release October 7, 2021 REMARKS Administrator Samantha Power’s Remarks at the U.S.-Dominican Republic…
USAID Administrator Samantha Power travels to the Dominican Republic
On October 7-8, Administrator Samantha Power will travel to Santo Domingo to advance the United States’ partnership with the people and government of the Dominican…
Information for consular appointments at the Embassy
The Embassy continues to provide emergency and limited routine consular services as resources and local conditions allow. U.S. citizens can renew passports by mail and…
Where should I pay for consular services?
The Embassy of the United States of America will never ask for payment through wire or money transfer services (Western Union, Paypal, etc) or attempt…
Where should I pay for consular services?
The Embassy of the United States of America will never ask for payment through wire or money transfer services (Western Union, Paypal, etc) or attempt…
Notarial Services in the U.S. Embassy in Santo Domingo
The American Citizen Services Unit continues to provide limited routine services to American citizens and the local community. Notarial services are only available with a…
Hurricane preparedness tips
As we reach the peak of hurricane season, the U.S. Embassy would like to share some preparedness tips relating to your safety and documents. We…
Policy Update for Immigrant Visa Applicants
Starting on October 1, 2021, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is requiring that all Immigrant Visa applicants over the age of 12…
Joint Statement on Afghanistan
https://www.state.gov/joint-statement-on-afghanistan/ This statement was initially released on August 15. The list below reflects the signatory countries as of August 20: Albania, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan,…
Operating Status and Appointments
The American Citizen Services Unit continues providing services to US citizens in the Dominican republic. Currently, we are processing appointments for passports that do not…
Operating Status
The U.S. Embassy in Santo Domingo is providing limited processing of routine student and work visa appointments, as local conditions allow. Routine tourist visa appointments…
Weather Alert – Tropical Storm Fred
Location: All parts of the Dominican Republic Event: The National Hurricane Center has issued a Tropical Storm Warning for the Dominican Republic on the south coast from…
Weather Alert – Potential Tropical Storm Six (Fred)
Location: All parts of the Dominican Republic Event: The National Hurricane Center has issued a Tropical Storm Warning for the Dominican Republic on the south coast from…
Ask the Consul – When will the Embassy open for routine services?
The U.S. Embassy remains closed for all routine services, since to determine our opening we follow, not only local country regulations, but also recommendations from…
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