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Originally Posted by Dominican Babe
I know it's not an arrival tax, I never said it was. I happen to know Tired Boy is travelling from UK, therefore I know it will NOT be included in his ticket. I simply pointed out he will have to pay US$10 on arrival and US$20 on departure. Why are you so picky anyway?
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And it is not $10 on arrival for everyone, just tourist without visas. And with some airlines, charters especially, it is included in the ticket and given to you free at the airport when you arrive.
This is true on 100% of the Toronto -DR charters for example.
And as for picky, Tired Boy is not the only reader of the forums (and who is erroneosuly calling it a tax also) and therfore, calling a tourist card for one class of arriving passnger a tax in any context is not stating it factually, it is a fee to BUY a tourist card IF you need one.
When I come in from Miami, I would say 80% of the passengers if not more DON'T need one, they take the FREE embarkation/debarkation card and the customs form instead. Because they are Dominicans or they are travelling on multiple entry visas.