Flying to Dominica: Your Guide to Getting Here

Planning your next adventure? We’ve got you covered with everything you need to know about flights to Dominica! Whether you're arriving from major cities like New York, Toronto, London, or Paris, or hopping over from another Caribbean island, there are plenty of convenient routes to get you here.

International travelers from Europe can connect to Dominica through Antigua (ANU), Barbados (BGI), Martinique (FDF), St. Maarten (SXM), Puerto Rico (SJU), Guadeloupe (PTP), and Trinidad (POS). For travelers from North America, American Airlines offers a seamless one-stop connection from up to 42 cities to Miami International Airport (MIA), where you can catch a direct flight to Douglas-Charles Airport (DOM) in Dominica.

Additional options include flights from major U.S. and Canadian airlines such as Delta, JetBlue, United, Southwest, and Spirit, while European travelers can fly with Virgin Atlantic, KLM, Air France, and British Airways. Within the Caribbean, Caribbean Airlines, interCaribbean Airways, Silver Airways, Winair, Air Sunshine, Sunrise Airways, and Liat (2020) Ltd offer easy regional connections.

Before booking, be sure to confirm exact dates and availability with your airline or travel agency. We can’t wait to welcome you to Dominica—safe travels!

Dominica Entry Requirements

Visitors to Dominica must have a valid passport, return ticket, sufficient funds, and a local address for their stay. US, Canadian, and French nationals can visit for up to two weeks without a visa, while Commonwealth nationals generally don’t need a visa, though some, like Nigerians, may require proof of exemption. Haitians and Dominican Republic citizens must obtain a visa, but cruise ship passengers and travelers staying less than 24 hours are exempt. Transit passengers and bona fide tourists with a return ticket can stay up to 21 days, provided they satisfy immigration requirements.

Bringing a Pet?

Visitors bringing pets to Dominica must obtain an import permit before arrival. The Veterinary Office of the Ministry of Agriculture provides the necessary guidelines to ensure a smooth entry process for your furry companions. For more details or assistance, use the links below to call or email the Division of Agriculture, Veterinary Unit and get the latest requirements before you travel.

Departure Tax Information

Thank you for exploring our incredible Nature Island! We hope your time in Dominica was filled with adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable experiences. As you get ready to leave, please note that airline tickets for passengers over 12 include a departure tax, while ferry travelers must pay the tax at departure.

See the table below for details. We look forward to welcoming you back for another amazing trip!

Navigating Dominica Like a Local

A smooth, stress-free trip starts with knowing the essentials! Whether it’s understanding the local currency, knowing the number for emergency services, or what to expect from the island’s tropical climate, we've put together a rundown of useful information.