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Martinique visa requirements for Dominican citizens

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Last updated: 11 November 2026

What to do

Check the destination's official government website before you travel.

Ways into Martinique

Some visitors enter visa-free. Others need a visa covering Martinique.

Visa not required For your passport15-day visa-free visitPeople with Dominica or Saint Lucia passports can make short visits without a visa.
Stay
15 days
Fee
Free
How to apply
1. Check this trip's length and your past stays.
2. Carry your passport and proof of your visit.
Documents required
- Valid passport
- Proof of your travel purpose
- Proof of where you'll stay
- Proof of enough money
- 2 blank pages
- Hotel booking
- Each stay must be 15 days or less.
- A total limit also applies across Guadeloupe, Martinique and French Guiana.
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Visa not requiredResidence document exemptionSome French or Schengen residence permits and long-stay visas allow visa-free visits.
Stay
90 days
Fee
Free
How to apply
1. Check that France or a qualifying Schengen country supplied it.
2. Carry the valid document with your passport.
Documents required
- Passport
- Valid residence permit or long-stay visa
- Proof of your visit
- 2 blank pages
- Hotel booking
- A standard Schengen short-stay visa alone does not qualify.
- Stay no more than 90 days in any 180 days.
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Visa on arrivalEmergency border visaBorder staff may grant a visa when a serious unexpected need prevented applying earlier.
Stay
15 days
Fee
A fee applies; amount not stated
How to apply
1. Explain your unexpected need to border staff.
2. Show proof, your travel document and a passport photo.
3. Give fingerprints and pay the required fee.
4. Follow any visa's area and stay limits.
Documents required
- Passport or accepted travel document
- Passport photo
- Proof of serious unexpected need
- Proof you meet entry rules
- 2 blank pages
- Fingerprints
- Approval is not guaranteed; do not plan a holiday around this option.
- Transit stays cover only the time needed to pass through.
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Visa requiredTourist visit visaA visa for tourism or private visits when you cannot enter visa-free.
Stay
90 days
Fee
€60
Processing
15–45 days
How to apply
1. Choose Martinique in France-Visas.
2. Complete and print your form and document list.
3. Book the appointment shown for your country.
4. Submit documents, pay fees and give fingerprints if required.
5. Collect your passport and check Martinique coverage and dates.
Documents required
- Passport and copy
- Application form and receipt
- 2 recent passport photos
- Documents from your France-Visas list
- Proof of where you'll stay
- Proof of enough money
- Hotel booking
- Fingerprints
- Stay within your visa's limit and 90 days in any 180 days.
- Application centres take documents; French visa staff decide applications.
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Coming from Dominica

Plugs C EAdapter needed
MoneyEUR €
TimeSame timeSame as home
DrivingOn the rightLook left first
LanguageFrench
Emergency112 police

Planning your Martinique trip

Best time to go: May or June offers fewer crowds and generally affordable rates. December to late April is the busy season, while July and August can also be expensive, so book early.

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Read the full Martinique guide