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Detailed Restriction/Reopening Information For Dominica
Data Last Updated: February 13, 2021

General Information

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Dominica has reopened its borders for international tourism starting August 7.

Travelers from LOW-RISK countries must present a negative COVID-19 PCR test result recorded within 24-72 hours prior to arrival. Upon arrival, travelers will be tested for COVID-19 at the airport with a rapid diagnostic test. Only if they test negative will they be allowed to leave the airport. 

Those coming from MEDIUM-RISK countries are required to present a negative COVID-19 PCR test result recorded within 24-72 hours prior to arrival. They will also receive a rapid diagnostic test upon arrival, and if negative, will be cleared from the airport. However, they will be monitored for 14 days at their residence by health officials and submit to scheduled and unscheduled checks by medical professionals. 

Travelers from HIGH-RISK countries must present a negative COVID-19 PCR test result recorded within 24-72 hours prior to arrival in Dominica. Upon arrival, they will proceed to a secondary screening area. They will receive a rapid diagnostic test; if positive, they will receive a PCR test and will wait for the results at a government-approved facility. If the rapid test is negative, they will be transported to a government-operated quarantine facility or at a Safe in Nature-certified property for five days and will receive another PCR test on day five. If this test is negative, they will be cleared but must submit to scheduled and unscheduled checks by medical personnel.

For information on the Risk Classification of Countries, refer to - Travel Advisory for Dominica

Mask Requirement

Mask is required to be worn in all public indoor, public transport and all outdoor areas.

Internal Restrictions/Closures

The state of emergency and curfew that were declared in Dominica in response the Covid-19 pandemic has now come to and end. 

Bars, hotels and restaurants are allowed to fully reopen for business as well as all other establishments. 

Beaches and rivers may be accessed but no alcohol consumption, picnics, music or gatherings of more than 10 people are permitted.

Airlines & Transport

All commercial air and sea access to Dominica is expected to resume on August 7.

Status of Opening to Tourists

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More Details

Between the French islands of Guadeloupe to the north and Martinique to the south, lies a country known for its abundant natural beauty. Dominica is every eco-travelers' major paradise. Not to mention its unspoiled, panoramic, lush landscapes.

The island nation of Dominica in the Caribbean will be reopening its borders for international tourism on August 7, 2020.

Who Can Travel To Dominica?

The Nature Island will be reopening its borders to all travelers from all countries under normal immigration policies. All travelers must go through the health and testing entry requirements in order to access the country.

What Are The Entry Requirements?

  • All travelers must obtain a negative COVID-19 test result recorded 24 to 72 hours before arriving.
  • Travelers must complete an online questionnaire for at least 24 hours in advance and show their clearance to travel.
  • Upon arrival, travelers will undergo a series of checks, including a rapid test.
  • If by any chance that a traveler presents any signals deemed unsafe, such as a positive result, they will be quarantined at a government facility or a certified hotel.

Where Can Travelers Stay?

The island's largest resort, Cabrits Resort and Spa Kempinski Dominica, is the first to confirm its reopening. Dominica's top eco-resort, the Rosalie Bay Resort is already open. The luxury Secret Bay and The Fort Young in Roseau are both likely to open on August 7, 2020.

What To Expect From Dominica?

Stringent protocols are expected from the opening of tourism on August 7th. The country is excited to once again be offering travelers an opportunity to experience the Nature Island of the Caribbean. Dominica's top priority is to keep travelers and its residents free from the spread of the virus.

The Minister said that health and safety guidelines have been carefully deliberated and formally announced. This is to keep the probability that the new cases of COVID-19 may be recorded once the borders are reopened as low as possible.

What's more interesting, Dominica's many famous nature-based activities, secluded beaches, and long meandering rain forest hikes are perfectly positioned for a socially distanced travel experience. And what better way remove the stresses of the pandemic than fully indulging ourselves to the great outdoors and wholesome cuisines of Dominica.

Today, Dominica is one of the safest countries to travel to with no COVID-19 deaths and only 18 recorded cases. So we truly believe that this Caribbean country is ready to welcome you to explore its very own Trafalgar Falls. The boiling lake and Papillote tropical gardens, to name a few, are about to open its lavish scenic beauty for us.


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Information for Non-Tourists

Borders and airports in Dominica have opened for nationals and residents since July 15.

Arrival protocols are in place. Arriving passengers will have to complete an online questionnaire 24 hours before arrival, and have a PCR swab test with a negative result taken up to 72 hours before arrival. 

A thermal test and antibody blood test will be taken on arrival. If either test is positive, then a further PCR swab test will be carried out.

Mandatory 14 day quarantine will be necessary, self-isolating, in a Government facility, or in a certified hotel or guest house.


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