Poland to Dominican Republic

You must hold a passport or a temporary passport. A Polish national identity card or a driving licence is not accepted for entry to the Dominican Republic.

The passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the date of entry, except under a temporary simplified rule that relaxes this requirement until 31 December 2026 for tourists from many countries, including Polish citizens.

You may be asked at the border to show a return or onward ticket; border staff can require proof you intend to leave the country.

You may be asked at the border to show evidence of sufficient funds for your stay; hold recent bank statements, cash, or cards to prove you can pay for your trip.

You must complete the official electronic arrival/departure registration before travel; registration is completed through the Dominican Republic’s official entry‑registration portal.

Travel insurance is recommended for tourists but it is not stated as a condition of entry.

No vaccinations are listed as mandatory for entry. The source recommends following routine and other suggested vaccinations before travel.

Children under 18 travel on the same accepted documents as adults; no additional parental consent letters or notarised documents are required for minors.

If your passport is close to expiry, the rule about six months’ validity is the controlling requirement; the simplified rule in force until 31 December 2026 may apply for Polish tourists but you should check your passport validity against that date before travelling.

There is no Dominican embassy in Poland; consular assistance for Polish citizens is therefore limited and the nearest Dominican embassy is located in Panama.

The Dominican entry permission does not authorise paid work or study; the tourist entry is for tourism only.

Border officers can refuse entry for damaged or unacceptable documents; carry a passport in good condition and any requested proof (return ticket, funds) to avoid refusal at check‑in or on arrival.