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North Korea visa for citizens of the Dominican Republic

Embassy / VFSTourist Visa (Single Entry)

Citizens of the Dominican Republic need a visa for North Korea and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre.

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Key facts

Entry routeEmbassy / VFS · Tourist Visa (Single Entry)
How to applyIn-person at an embassy or visa center
Maximum stayUp to 30 days
Visa validity90 days
EntriesSingle entry
Processing time7–14 days
Passport validityAt least 6 months
Onward or return ticketRequired

How to apply

  1. 1

    Contact the Embassy of the DPRK

    Inquire about current visa procedures and required supporting documents for Dominican Republic passport holders.

  2. 2

    Complete visa application form

    Fill out the official application form (available at the embassy or by request).

  3. 3

    Gather required documents

    Collect all documents listed, including passport, photo, itinerary, funds proof, and insurance.

  4. 4

    Submit application in person at the embassy (or via accredited travel agency)

    The embassy is located in Havana, Cuba – venue must be travelled to.

  5. 5

    Pay visa fee

    Pay fee as required by the embassy (exact amount to be confirmed upon application).

  6. 6

    Wait for processing

    Processing typically takes 7–14 business days.

  7. 7

    Collect visa and passport

    Return to the embassy or arrange collection to receive the stamped visa.

Documents checklist

Identity

  • Valid passport (with at least 6 months validity)

  • Completed visa application form

  • Recent passport-sized photograph (35x45mm, white background)

  • Copy of passport bio-data page

Travel

  • Itinerary (confirmed flight bookings and hotel reservation)

  • Round-trip ticket or onward proof of travel

    Onward ticket required.

Financial

  • Proof of sufficient funds (e.g. recent bank statement)

    Must show adequate funds for stay.

Supporting

  • Travel insurance (covering medical and repatriation)

    Valid for entire stay.

  • Invitation letter (if visiting friends/family) or hotel confirmation

    For tourist visits, hotel booking suffices.

  • Visa fee payment receipt

    Paid in cash or bank transfer as instructed by embassy.

Proof of funds

  • Bank statement

Must show sufficient funds for entire stay.

Good to know

  • North Korea visa policy is highly restrictive; Dominican Republic citizens may face additional scrutiny.
  • The embassy is located in Havana, Cuba – no consulate in Dominican Republic; travel to Cuba is required for submission.

Common refusal reasons

Incomplete application or missing documents

Double-check form and checklist before submission.

Insufficient funds or sponsorship proof

Ensure bank statements show adequate balance and source of funds.

Failure to provide onward/return ticket

Book confirmed flights before applying.

FAQ

Do citizens of the Dominican Republic need a visa for North Korea?

Citizens of the Dominican Republic need a visa for North Korea and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre. Visa type: Tourist Visa (Single Entry).

How long can citizens of the Dominican Republic stay in North Korea?

Up to 30 days.

How long does North Korea visa processing take?

Typically 7–14 days.

What documents do citizens of the Dominican Republic need for North Korea?

Valid passport (with at least 6 months validity); Completed visa application form; Recent passport-sized photograph (35x45mm, white background); Copy of passport bio-data page; Itinerary (confirmed flight bookings and hotel reservation); Round-trip ticket or onward proof of travel; and 4 more.

How long must my passport be valid for North Korea?

At least 6 months.

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