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Originally Posted by PrincesseEm
In looking at Anna's list of countries a Domincan citizen can visit visa free if they hold Canadian permanent residency I notice that Switzerland is listed.
Does anyone know if the same is true for the opposite? Can a Dominican citizen holding Swiss permanent residency visit Canada visa-free?
I've tried the NWA Timatic website and can't seem to get an answer. Does anybody know?
Thanks in advance!  |
Yes, a DR citizen living in Switzerland (and not holding Swiss passport) DOES NEED visa to enter Canada.
/ 11MAR09 / 2344 UTC
National Dominican Republic (DO)/Residence Switzerland (CH)
Embarkation Switzerland (CH) /Destination Canada (CA)
Visited Switzerland (CH)
Canada (CA)
Passport required.
- Passport and/or passport replacing documents must be valid
for the period of intended stay.
Visa required.
Minors:
- Parent(s) travelling with a child under 18 years are
strongly advised to For details, click here
Additional Information:
- Visitor seeking entry may be required to produce documentary
evidence to establish, to the satisfaction of an immigration
officer,For details, click here
- Re-entry will be granted to those visiting Canada who,
during that visit, also visit the U.S.A. or St. Pierre and
Miquelon and return to Canada therefrom as visitors within
the period authorized on their initial entry or any
extension thereto.
Warning:
- Visitors not complying with entry requirements may be
refused admission into Canada and deported at carrier's
expense. For details, click here
No vaccinations are required. Any visitor irrespective of length of intended stay in Canada may be referred for medical examination if deemed necessary.
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