by Brian Major
Last updated: 11:50 AM ET, Fri October 18, 2024
Dominica’s government launched online immigration forms for
visitors in an initiative designed to simplify the Caribbean nation’s entry
process.
Travelers to Dominica can now visit the Landing Card page on
the country’s website and submit personal and trip details to complete an online
ED card form at any time prior to travel, according to Discover Dominica
Authority officials.
After completing their submission, travelers will receive
confirmation and a QR code via email. Travelers should retain the confirmation
and QR code on a mobile device or print the data to present upon entering the
country.
Upon arrival, travelers should present their confirmation
and QR code with their passport to immigration and customs authorities.
“By introducing online immigration forms, we are taking a
significant step towards modernizing our travel processes and enhancing the
overall visitor experience,” said Marva Williams, Dominica’s director of tourism.
“We believe this initiative will simplify entry into
Dominica and showcase our commitment to providing exceptional service to our
guests,” Williams added.
Earlier this year, American Airlines increased its nonstop
services from Miami International Airport (MIA) to Dominica’s Douglas-Charles
Airport (DOM) from three times a week to daily through March 31,
2025.
Additionally, United Airlines earlier this month announced the
2025 launch of a non-stop flight from the New York City area to Dominica. Beginning
February 15, 2025, United will initiate flights from Newark Liberty International
Airport in New Jersey to Dominica's Douglas-Charles Airport on Saturdays.
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