Dominica visa requirements for Ivorians

For Citizens of

Travelling to

Dominican Visa is not required for Ivorians

Citizens of Ivory Coast looking to visit Dominica for not longer than 21 days can do so visa-free.
A valid passport, however, is required on arrival.
Passports are expected to be valid for six months at the very least.
Passports should carry blank pages for stamps and access.
Visitors must have funds sufficient for the duration of their visit.
Return/onward tickets and alternative documents necessary for visitor's next destination must be readily available on arrival.
Upon departure from the airport, visitors are expected to pay a departure tax of USD 14 (or the equivalent of any accepted currency) at the airport of their departure.
Nationals of visa-exempt countries like Ivory Coast will require proof of visas into Dominica.
Citizens of Ivory Coast will need to provide proof of yellow fever vaccination.
There is no Dominican embassy in Ivory Coast.

Dominica is a relatively safe place to visit, and locals are often willing to help in cases of petty crimes.

Dominica is filled with floras and faunas, mountains, lakes and other natural properties.

Dominican cuisine is made up mostly of fresh fruits and vegetables as well as other delicacies like rice, staple foods, cheese, etc.

Christianity is what most Dominicans practice.

Windy, light clothing with functional, practical footwears are preferable when visiting Dominica.