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Latest Update: As of April 4th, travellers will no longer be required to fill and submit the pre-travel online form. The requirement for pre-arrival testing, and testing on arrival for vaccinated travellers at all ports of entry, including seafarers and yachters, has been removed. However, testing on arrival for symptomatic travellers will remain in effect. Travelers who test positive will be isolated in keeping with local isolation protocols Unvaccinated travellers must present a negative PCR Test result from a nasopharyngeal swab taken within 72 hours prior to arrival; Or, a Rapid Antigen Test result from a nasopharyngeal swab taken within 48 hours prior to the expected arrival time in Dominica. Quarantine for unvaccinated travelers has been removed; however, testing on arrival for symptomatic travellers will remain in effect. Travelers who test positive will be isolated in keeping with local isolation protocols Travel protocols for Fully vaccinated Travelers Entry Protocols: Vaccinated travellers must present Proof of vaccination to airlines or other travel carriers prior to boarding and upon disembarkation in Dominica. Unvaccinated Travellers must present the following to airlines or other travel carriers prior to boarding, and upon disembarkation in Dominica: A Negative PCR Test result from a nasopharyngeal swab taken within 72 hours prior to arrival, or a Rapid Antigen Test result from a nasopharyngeal swab taken within 48 hours prior to the expected arrival time into Dominica. The Rapid Antigen Test result must be from an accredited/certified facility. Therefore, NO Rapid Antigen home Test or self-administered test result will be accepted. Health Questionnaire: Travellers are no longer required to fill out and submit the pre-travel online form. Safe In Nature Travellers who are symptomatic will be tested. Travellers who test positive will be asked to isolate at a Safe In Nature property. PCR TESTING FOR OUTBOUND TRAVEL Book Here https://pcrbooking.dominica.gov.dm All outbound PCR Tests are conducted at the Windsor Park Sports Stadium on Bath Road in Roseau, and at the Reginald Armour Hospital in Portsmouth. PCR TEST SAFE IN NATURE With many destinations requesting proof of a negative PCR Test for arrival, Dominica is extending its "Safe In Nature" commitment program to include a concierge service provided by all participating hotels. Properties will guide guests through the entire process, including scheduling an appointment including coordinating payment ($40USD). If testing is not on-site host will arrange to transfer guests from their chosen Safe in Nature certified property to the Windsor Park Sports Stadium on Bath Road, or the Reginald Armour Hospital in Portsmouth where outbound PCR testing takes place in Dominica. Test results are currently being returned within 24-48 hours to comply with the (CDC) 72-hour guidelines. PCR TEST FOR ALL OTHER DEPARTING VISITORS (NOT SAFE IN NATURE) To make an appointment(at least two weeks prior to departure date) WhatsApp +1(767) 611 3905,or you can send an email to [email protected] or visit the Windsor Park Sports Stadium on Bath Road. You will be allowed to book an appointment and acquire the form in order to proceed to pay. A passport and vaccination card are needed to complete registration. You can also book and pay for your outbound PCR test at the Reginald Armour Hospital in Portsmouth at this link https://pcrbooking.dominica.gov.dm Test results are returned between 24-48hrs and provided via email. PCR test cost XCD$100 or US$40 per test, payments can be made at the Hospital or online via Government of Dominica ePayment Portal. Please note thata copy of the receipt is needed to show proof of payment.Take along receipt, passport, and vaccination card on the day of testing at your chosen location.
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FAQ1. Is Dominica open to visitors?Yes, Dominica is open for business. 2. Is there a curfew in place?There is no curfew in place at the moment. 3. Are there any cases of coronavirus in Dominica?4. What are the protocols for entry into Dominica?
5. What are the procedures that visiting yachts should adhere to?The requirement for pre-arrival testing and testing on arrival for vaccinated travellers at all ports of entry, including seafarers and yachters, has been removed. Please Visit our travel protocols here: 6. Has Ferry services resumed?Yes, L'Express Des Iles has resumed inter-island services between St. Lucia, Dominica, and the French Islands. Val Ferry has also resumed services between Dominica and Guadeoupe. 7. What are the procedures that cruise visitors should adhere to?For the Cruise Sector, all vaccinated passengers will be allowed to disembark and tour freely in keeping with established cruise ship and port protocols. Unvaccinated passengers should check with their cruise provider for details on protocols. 8. Where can I go with urgent COVID-19 questions?The Ministry for Health, Wellness, and New Health Investment can answer your questions. You can call toll-free at 1-800-219 or any of these numbers: 9. Where is my one-stop shop for Tourism and Covid related questions?For tourism and COVID-specific related questions please call the Tourism Customer Service Concierge at: 10. Which ports of entry are open?Douglas-Charles and Canefield Airports are open to commercial flights. Dominica seaport is open to cruise, ferry, and yachts. A combination of screening, testing, monitoring, and other protective measures are in place and are designed to protect and safeguard the health of both residents and visitors to Dominica. 11. Which airlines are currently traveling to Dominica?Click here. The schedule is subject to airline changes. Currently, you can access Dominica via San Juan (SJU), St. Maarten (SXM), Antigua & Barbuda (ANU), Barbados (BGI), St. Lucia (SLU), Guadeloupe (PTP), and Trinidad (POS). America Airlines (AA) began direct flights to Dominica on December 8th, 2022. Daily flights will begin on April 4th, 2022. 12. Is there a cost for getting tested?The requirement for pre-arrival testing and testing on arrival for vaccinated travellers at all ports of entry, including seafarers and yachters, has been removed. However, testing on arrival for all symptomatic travellers will remain in effect. Here are the costs for testing in instances where it is required:
13. How soon will I receive the test results?The Antigen Test results will be provided within 20 - 30 minutes, and PCR test results take about 24-48 hours. 14. Where can I get an Antigen Test when departing Dominica?With many destinations revising and relaxing COVID-19 protocols please check whether your destination requires pre-arrival testing before departing Dominica. Outbound tests can be done at the following facilities: The La Falaise Medical Laboratory Ltd
Adams Health Care
Medicus Diagnostic Lab Book your appointment here for Antigen Test at Medicus Diagnostic Lab. https://medicusdiagnostic.com/covid-19-antigen-test-form/ or call 767-295-5500 to book directly.
15. What happens if I have a high temperature or positive Antigen Test?Testing on arrival for symptomatic travellers will remain in effect. Travelers who test positive will be isolated in keeping with local isolation protocols. 16. Where will I be isolated if tested positive for COVID 19?Symptomatic travellers who have been tested positive on arrival may be isolated at a Safe in Nature property at the traveler's expense. Safe in the Nature properties list 17. What safety measures and protocols are in place upon arrival and while on the island?While on the island travelers must follow the Ministry of Health protocols such as wearing face masks in public and practicing good respiratory and personal sanitization. 18. Which accommodations are currently open for guests?Safe in Nature certified (SIN) properties, and Nature Island Standards of Excellence (NISE) properties are currently open for travellers. All travelers must however subject themselves to monitoring for up to seven (7) days and liaise with their property for assistance with testing if needed. Please visit the following links for booking a Safe in Nature, or a Nature Island Standards of Excellence property.
19. What can I expect at a certified accommodation?All certified accommodations will be adhering to the Health and Safety Guidelines required by the Ministry of Health, Wellness, and New Health Investment:
20. If a hotel guest tests positive for COVID-19, will everyone there be isolated?Initially, all guests will be asked to self-isolate while the Ministry of Health conducts a health risk assessment. Extensive contact tracing will occur to assess the situation. 21. If I have a valid negative PCR test, can I explore the rest of the island?Dominica welcomes all visitors to explore iconic attractions, and activities such as hiking, diving, watersports, and Wellness spas. You are also encouraged to use certified service providers car rental companies, taxis, tour guides, etc. to enhance your stay. All travelers must however subject themselves to monitoring for up to seven (7) days and liaise with their property for assistance with testing if needed. 22. Are all sites open to Visitors?All sites are open to visitors. The Division of Forestry, Wildlife & Parks wishes to inform visitors and the general public that fully accessible Waitukubuli National Trails are 5, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14. Visitors are further advised of the following:
23. How do I arrange a transfer to and from the airport?For arriving passengers: Once cleared, travellers shall depart from the port on either one of the following transportation options: a. Safe in Nature-Certified taxi.
For departing passengers: • Vehicles will only be allowed to access the airport and seaport with the driver and travellers. 24. Have Airport Rates ChangedYes, airport rates have changed, and due to physical and social distancing, the taxi shuttle system has been discontinued. However, the Airport Dispatch will assist you with taxis to your various destinations. 25. Is other ground transportation available?Yes, once you have been medically cleared you can rent a vehicle. Certified car rental companies are available, and their staff have received training in passenger safety and minimizing risks. Health and safety protocols will be followed. Visitors should use approved transportation. 26. Is there anything I need to do when leaving Dominica?
27. Will I need a PCR test before leaving Dominica?Please ensure that your transit port or final destination requires pre-arrival testing before departing Dominica. For PCR or Antigen, arrange with your Safe in Nature property for facilitating your test. If you need a PCR Test when departing the country, the process for obtaining one is as follows:
28. Are Dominica’s 2022 major events still on?The Ministry of Tourism International Transport and Maritime Initiatives, through the Discover Dominica Authority (DDA), has decided to hold World Creole Music Festival from October 28 - 30th, 2022. We will continue to monitor protocols set by the Ministry of Health, Wellness, and New Health Investment for all other activities. As such statements will be made as we approach each activity. Source: https://discoverdominica.com/travel-advisory-for-dominica |
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1 April 2020: Statutory Rules and Orders No. 14 of 2020: Proclamation declaring a State of Emergency in Dominica 16 March 2020: all travel to and from China is banned. Arriving passengers must complete a health declaration form and be screened for elevated body temperature. Anyone showing flu-like symptoms or who has been to an affected area in the past 14 days may be placed in 14-day home quarantine. More information: |
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