Shipping to the Dominican Republic
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Customs advice for shipping to the Dominican Republic
Customs requirements
When sending packages to the Caribbean you will need to provide the relevant Customs Documents on the outside of the package detailing a full description of the contents and the correct value. Dominican Customs officials indicate that the average clearance takes three days and any duty owed will need to paid for by the recipient, so it is vital to provide the correct contact details of the recipient.
Prohibited items
An invoice is required to bring machines, appliances, spare parts, which may also be subject to taxes. Car, motor or other machine parts, Illegal drugs, Guns, explosives and ammunition, Pornographic or offensive materials, Statues, sacred paintings and other valuable artefacts over 100 years old unless travellers obtain a permit from the department of archaeology.