Embarkation and Disembarkation Forms in Dominica no Longer Required for from March 6.
Office of Prime Minister Dominica
Effective March 6, 2023 holders of Dominican passports will no longer be required to fill and submit embarkation and disembarkation forms.
Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit made the announcement during his bi-monthly press conference on Monday.
According to the Prime Minister, a new, simplified form will be in effect for visitors to Dominica. From April 2, 2023 the new forms will be accessible online.
Forms will be filled electronically and a QR code presented to authorities at the ports of entry via mobile devices
However, nationals and visitors will be required to complete the Customs Declaration Form.
The Government of Dominica hopes the new measures will ease travel into the island, reduce inconveniences to nationals and visitors, and increase efficiency at the various ports of entry.
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