Dominican Republic ordinary passport: Panama stamped visa required
Panama’s 2015 stamped-visa classification remains the direct baseline after the later Dominican Tourist Card was removed by Executive Decree 88 in 2021.
- This is an advance stamped consular visa baseline, not an eVisa, ETA, visa on arrival, online appointment or Tourist Card.
- The 2017 amendment modifies Article 2 of the 2015 decree. The 2019 Tourist Card was an intervening document route, and Executive Decree 88 removed its use in 2021.
- The official sources do not provide an accessible consolidated in-force nationality register or a later Dominican-specific operational notice. This legal sequence supports a medium-confidence correction, with mandatory recheck for later repeal or amendment before promotion.
- Third-country visa/residence routes, transit, work, residence, diplomatic/service/special documents and individual admission are outside this ordinary-passport baseline.
Official sourcesMinistry of Public Security / National Migration Service: Executive Decree 716 of 2015: Dominican Republic stamped visaMinistry of Public Security / National Migration Service: Executive Decree 366 of 2017: Dominican Republic stamped-visa amendmentMinistry of Public Security / National Migration Service: Executive Decree 250 of 2019: Dominican Republic Tourist CardGaceta Oficial Digital / Ministry of Public Security: Executive Decree 88 of 16 March 2021: removal of Cuba and Dominican Republic Tourist Cards