Dominica duty free200 cigarettes or 50 cigars or 227g of tobacco. 1L of wine or spirits. Gifts and souvenirs to the value of EC$400 (this allowance can only be claimed once a year and does not apply to cigarettes and alcohol).
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A valid, up-to-date passport is required and must be presented to immigration and customs officials, along with your government-issued identification card (such as a driver's license). Be sure to make copies of your passport and I.D., and keep them in a separate location in case your documents are lost or stolen.
The Cost Of Living Is Lower In The Dominican RepublicThe Dominican Republic is a developing country with a low income per capita (that is part of the reason why the Dominican Republic is so cheap). Therefore, visitors can expect most services in the country to be comparatively cheap with the United States.
Although Dominica's duty-free shopping scene isn't as established as many other Caribbean isles, new outlets are planned; pick up cut-price jewellery, tobacco, sunglasses and clothing.
Dominica is fairly affordable, compared to other Caribbean islands, but still not cheap. On average, a couple will spend $2,284 for a week in Dominica, excluding airfare.
A dinner for two in an average mid-range restaurant costs about $60, and a meal in a fast food place is $6. A cup of cappuccino is, on average, $3. A monthly pass for public transport in Dominica is around $14, and an 8 km taxi ride is $26. Gas costs about $1,3 per litre.
USD$1 will buy you roughly RD$39 Dominican Pesos. A bottled water goes for around RD$10 Pesos (around a Quater of a dollar), in punta cana maybe around 20-25 pesos in the streets. You could have a decent meal for anywhere between 5-15 US bucks. So it depends on your plans.