→ Dominican Republic visa for Sammarinese citizens

Dominican Republic passport holders planning a trip to the historic enclave of San Marino will find that a visa is required for entry. As San Marino is entirely surrounded by Italy, your journey will necessitate obtaining a Schengen visa, which typically allows stays of up to 90 days and often costs around €80. Among the nine available categories, including popular tourist, work, and family visas, applicants will need to select the one that best suits their purpose. Practical travel involves flying into a major Italian hub like Bologna or Rome before taking ground transport, and visitors should note the official currency is the Euro.