Visa Invitation Letter For Dominican Republic

Information About The Person Being Invited to Dominican Republic

• Complete name of the person visiting Dominican Republic from Sri Lanka
• Date of birth of the individual going to Dominican Republic
• The person’s residential address and contact number in Sri Lanka
• Your relationship to the individual invited to Dominican Republic
• The purpose of the visit to Dominican Republic
• How much time the individual you’re inviting wants to remain in Dominican Republic
• Information on accommodation and living expenses in Dominican Republic
• The date the person you are inviting plans to leave Dominican Republic

Information About The Person Giving Visa Letter in Dominican Republic

• Complete name of the person in Dominican Republic
• Date of birth of the person in Dominican Republic
• Residential address and contact number in Dominican Republic
• Occupation of the person in Dominican Republic
• Whether you are citizen of Dominican Republic or Permanent Resident
• A photocopy of a document proving person’s residential status in Dominican Republic. (eg: copy of a birth certificate if the individual born in Dominican Republic or has Dominican citizenship card.)
• If you are Permanent Resident in Dominican Republic, a proof of permanent resident status should be sent.

This information is simply a guide. You must write the letter of invitation yourself. A number of Dominican visa departments may require that your letter be notarized by a Notary Public.

For most kinds of visas like inviting aging parents, you may be expected to produce more information such as the following:

• Information on your family unit, including names and dates of birth of your spouse and dependants in addition to the total number of people living in your residence,
• Info about those you might have previously sponsored and whose sponsorship remains to be in effect,
• A written and signed commitment of your monetary support for your parents or grandparents for the whole duration of their stay in Dominican Republic,
• Evidence of earnings at a level matching or exceeding the low-income for the total number of people, including the visiting parents or grandparents, must be included.

Other types of Dominican visas?

• Dominican visitor visa issued for those visiting Dominican Republic for holidays, tourism, recreation or to visit friends and family in Dominican Republic. Should you be a Dominican citizen, you do not have to apply for a Dominican visa. Find out more
• Dominican business visa is issued to foreigners either to consult with business representatives, attend a scientific, academic, professional, or business conference or any other type of conference, settle an estate or discuss a contract in Dominican Republic. Learn more
• Dominican transit visa will let you travel via Dominican Republic for no longer than 24 to 72 hours if either you need to enter Dominican Republic on your way to another country or you are travelling to join a ship as a member of the crew.

  In most cases, you can include dependent children on your visa application when they are travelling with you on your passport. You may not need to submit an application for this visa. Find out more

• Dominican student visa is often issued to study in Dominican Republic. Student visas are generally temporary visas which allow individuals to come to Dominican Republic for a given period of time to conduct study at a Dominican educational institution. Know more
• Dominican Working Visa is mostly issued to work in Dominican Republic. On the whole, you require a valid Dominican visa with work rights. Many different short-term and permanent work visas are available for Dominican Republic. Learn more about Dominican work visas.

Please be aware: Make certain you get the right Dominican visas where required and it is your job to secure them. As a rule countries require passports to be valid for six months immediately after the expiration of the visa. NB: Having a visa does not guarantee you entry on arrival in Dominican Republic.

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If you’d like to find further information regarding travelling to Dominican Republic from Colombo, Sri Lanka, please click on the appropriate web links listed below:

Don’t hesitate to talk about your encounters with the Dominican Embassy in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Whether you are getting a visa for traveling to Dominican Republic or notarizing paperwork or merely just planning to talk to someone at the Dominican consulate in Colombo. Contact us by simply submitting it here.

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