Temporary vehicle import to Dominican Republic
A visa and a vehicle are different law: the person and the car are given their terms by different authorities, and those terms need not match.
- Maximum term
- 90
- How the term is counted
- per entry
- Carnet de Passages
- Not required
- Extension
- Possible
The source is a U.S. government trade guide, not the Dominican customs authority. I did not find an official customs page in the provided results that states whether a tourist vehicle needs a Carnet de Passages or whether any vehicle-specific limit differs by weight/type.
"The temporary-entry licence plate is an authorisation allowing a vehicle to circulate in the country for 90 days with a foreign plate." … "Should the applicant require an extension of this plate, they must contact the Directorate General of Customs."
Source: ayuda.dgii.gov.do
Vehicle import to other countries
Reference data, not legal advice. Rules change without notice — check with the consulate or at the border.
Gasolina Regular
$1.37 /L
DOP83.87 · €1.22/L
60 of 173
cheaper than 66% of countries
Gasolina Premium
$1.54 /L
DOP94.60 · €1.38/L
39 of 103
cheaper than 63% of countries
Diésel
$1.17 /L
DOP71.54 · €1.04/L
33 of 172
cheaper than 81% of countries
Diésel premium
$1.37 /L
DOP84.03 · €1.23/L
5 of 43
cheaper than 91% of countries
GLP
$0.58 /L
DOP35.72 · €0.52/L
12 of 55
cheaper than 80% of countries
Kerosene
$1.67 /L
DOP102.29 · €1.49/L
32 of 42
pricier than 74% of countries
Visas and vehicle on this route
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