DNM-listed ordinary passports: tourist visa exemption
DNM's exhaustive ordinary-tourist passport matrix has no visa requirement in the ordinary-passport column for these nationalities.
- This is limited to the DNM matrix's ordinary-passport tourist column. Blank ordinary-tourist cells are treated as the table's express visa-exempt entry rule; no complement is inferred.
- A tourist enters for rest or recreation, is normally authorized for up to three months, may request one comparable extension, and may not perform remunerated work. Transit, frontier transit, crew, academic, medical, special, work, study, and residence are separate Migration Law categories.
- Mercosur and associated-national rows remain ordinary visa-exempt entries, but DNM separately permits Brazil, Bolivia, Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile, Peru, Venezuela, Ecuador and Colombia to use specified valid national identity or travel documents. This passport policy does not extend that document option to other nationalities.
- The ordinary-passport table separately shows diplomatic/service outcomes for some nationalities. This policy does not establish diplomatic, official, service, refugee, alien, emergency, laissez-passer, certificate-of-travel, residence, or other special-document treatment. Admission and any separate health, carrier, or border control requirements remain applicable.