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Dominica passport

161 of 198 destinations accessible · Ranked #22 of 199 passports

Getting in is one thing; being covered is another

Long-stay and nomad visas often legally require proof of health insurance.

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Where a Dominica passport takes you

North America16visa-free

  • Antigua & Barbuda
  • Bahamas90 days
  • Barbados
  • Belize
  • Costa Rica30 days
  • Cuba28 days
  • Dominican Republic30 days
  • Grenada
  • Haiti90 days
  • Jamaica
  • Nicaragua
  • Panama90 days
  • St. Kitts & Nevis
  • St. Lucia
  • St. Vincent & Grenadines
  • Trinidad & Tobago

Europe41visa-free

  • Andorra90 days
  • Austria90 days
  • Belarus30 days
  • Belgium90 days
  • Bosnia & Herzegovina90 days
  • Bulgaria90 days
  • Croatia90 days
  • Czechia90 days
  • Denmark90 days
  • Estonia90 days
  • Finland90 days
  • France90 days
  • Germany90 days
  • Greece90 days
  • Hungary90 days
  • Iceland90 days
  • Italy90 days
  • Kosovo90 days
  • Latvia90 days
  • Liechtenstein90 days
  • Lithuania90 days
  • Luxembourg90 days
  • Malta90 days
  • Moldova90 days
  • Monaco90 days
  • Montenegro90 days
  • Netherlands90 days
  • Norway90 days
  • Poland90 days
  • Portugal90 days
  • Romania90 days
  • Russia90 days
  • San Marino90 days
  • Serbia90 days
  • Slovakia90 days
  • Slovenia90 days
  • Spain90 days
  • Sweden90 days
  • Switzerland90 days
  • Ukraine90 days
  • Vatican City90 days

Asia11visa-free

  • China30 days
  • Cyprus90 days
  • Georgia90 days
  • Hong Kong SAR China90 days
  • Macao SAR China90 days
  • Malaysia30 days
  • Palestinian Territories
  • Philippines30 days
  • Singapore30 days
  • Thailand60 days
  • Uzbekistan30 days

Africa14visa-free

  • Benin90 days
  • Botswana90 days
  • Chad
  • Eswatini30 days
  • Gambia90 days
  • Ghana90 days
  • Kenya90 days
  • Lesotho90 days
  • Malawi
  • Mauritius90 days
  • Rwanda30 days
  • Tanzania90 days
  • Tunisia
  • Zambia90 days

South America9visa-free

  • Argentina90 days
  • Brazil90 days
  • Colombia90 days
  • Ecuador90 days
  • Guyana180 days
  • Peru90 days
  • Suriname180 days
  • Uruguay90 days
  • Venezuela90 days

Oceania4visa-free

  • Fiji120 days
  • Kiribati90 days
  • Micronesia30 days
  • Vanuatu120 days
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What the Dominica passport actually gets you

The Dominica passport opens 161 of the 198 destinations we track, which is 81% of them, and ranks 22 of 199 passports worldwide. Those 161 are the places you can book a flight to this week: visa-free, visa on arrival, an eTA, or an e-visa you fill in online. The other 37 want an application, an appointment and a decision before you go, and that is the difference between a trip you can plan and one you have to apply for.

It is not evenly distributed, and no passport's is. Europe is where this one is strongest, with 42 of 45 countries open. Asia is where it runs out, at 39 of 51. If your plans lean toward the second, the paperwork is the plan.

Getting in is not the same as being allowed to stay. The most common allowance is 90 days, granted by 64 of the destinations open to you, and the longest is 180 days in Guyana. That ceiling is what makes a nomad visa worth the trouble: it is the difference between leaving every few months and living somewhere. It is also why a travel insurance policy that expires at 90 days quietly stops matching your life.

The number nobody looks up is the one pointing the other way. 197 of the 198 passports we track can enter Dominica without a visa. Mobility is not a property of a document, it is a relationship between two countries, and the gap between those two figures is usually more revealing than either on its own.

Wherever the Dominica passport takes you, it does not carry health cover with it. Entry rules and hospital bills are separate problems, and only one of them is settled at the border. Of the countries we have written up properly, Costa Rica, Panama and Barbados are open to you without a visa. What cover you actually need abroad.

The fine print on where a Dominica passport reaches

Rules that apply to the destinations above, checked by hand against the issuing authority.

Where cover is a condition of entry

  • Burkina Faso The e-visa application asks for a medical certificate and proof of health insurance.
  • Cuba Travel health insurance is required on entry, though how strictly it is checked varies.
  • Georgia has required health and accident cover of at least GEL 30,000 for the whole stay since the start of 2026, and border officers may ask to see it.
  • Iraq requires health insurance bought through a state platform as part of the visa process, around USD 158.

Where getting there is the problem

  • Equatorial Guinea The land borders with Cameroon and Gabon have been closed indefinitely since December 2025. Entry is by air or sea only.
  • Haiti No international airline currently serves Port-au-Prince. The only regular way in is Cap-Haïtien, and the land border with the Dominican Republic is closed.

Visa-free, but not paperwork-free

  • Ghana The ETA is free but mandatory, and has to be applied for before you travel. Visa on arrival ended in May 2026.
  • Mozambique Since late July 2026 you also need an ETA, filed at least 48 hours before departure.
  • Seychelles Visa-free, but not paperwork-free: every traveller has to buy a Travel Authorisation before departure, from about EUR 10.
  • Thailand The TDAC digital arrival card is mandatory for everyone, up to three days before arrival. It is free and is not a visa.
  • Togo No visa, but you must file a travel declaration online at least 24 hours before you arrive.

Access that rides on another visa

  • Antigua & Barbuda A valid US, Canadian, UK or Schengen visa allows entry without arranging a visa first.
  • Bahamas A valid visa or permanent residence from the US, UK, Canada or a Schengen country replaces the Bahamian visa.
  • Guyana A US green card, or a valid US, Canadian or Schengen visa, allows 90 days visa-free.
  • Panama A valid visa or residence permit from the US, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, the UK or an EU country lets you in without a Panamanian visa, for up to 30 days.
  • São Tomé & Príncipe A valid Schengen or US visa gets you 15 days visa-free regardless of your nationality.

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Visa rules can change at short notice and depend on your purpose of travel, length of stay and onward tickets. Always confirm with the destination’s embassy or the IATA Travel Centre before you book. Visa-free entry never includes travel health insurance. That’s still on you.