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Las Americas International Airport offers 24-hour parking facilities, 365 days a year, with by-the-hour or long-term fares, across from the passengers’ terminal. There are 3 parking spaces for the handicapped on Section A of the General Parking Lot, next to the short-term parking facility, and one parking space in the same section next to the North passageway. There is cab service from Las Americas to any destination in the country. They are available on the first level of Terminal A (South). The transportation union authorized by the Ministry of Tourism to operate at the airport is SICHALA. In addition, you may find public transportation to Santo Domingo on the second level at Terminal A (South). Car rental counters are located at the exit door from Customs. The following articles are not allowed in your carry-on luggage:
If a passenger must carry on a liquid, gel, or spray product, he/she must declare it at the inspection point and its content will be verified. Such articles must be packed separately in a transparent, resealable 3 fl oz bag (or 90 ml) in your carry-on bag, and every container cannot exceed such capacity. Liquids or gels for diabetic passengers with their prescription cannot exceed five (5) fl. ounces or 148 ml per container. Prescription medicines can be carried on board without the prescription to the passenger, after its contents have been duly verified at the inspection point. Baby formulas, creams and lotions shall only be allowed to persons traveling with babies. These cannot exceed 4 fl oz or 120 ml per container and their contents must be verified at the inspection point. If passengers buy at the duty free shops some of the articles that are not allowed (1 to 14 on the list above) they must be packed in a transparent, plastic bag with the purchase invoice fixed on top, which must specify the passenger name, flight number and destination, with the warning that under no circumstance should the invoice be removed before boarding the aircraft; in the event that the invoice is not attached, a new inspection will be performed. Note: All other non-authorized articles would be confiscated, unless the passenger chooses to give it to a relative or send it with the checked luggage. To get a more detailed list of allowed/non-allowed articles, please access: Transportation Security Administration’s website. It is recommended to arrive at the airport three (3) hours before flight time. For more information, please contact your airline. The answer to this question is contained in the following communication from the General Directorate of Immigration: The General Directorate of Immigration issues the following public statement regarding the requirements for minors under 18 years of age to travel out of the country: 1. If a minor is traveling with one of the parents, he/she should have the authorization from the other parent supported by an affidavit from the Procuraduría General de la República (the Attorney General’s Office). 2. If a minor is traveling with a third person or airline, one of the parents is empowered to authorize the minor by an affidavit from the Procuraduría General de la República and delivering the following to the Dirección General de Migración (Immigration): a. Original passport of the minor and of the accompanying person b. Copy of the Visa or Residence Permit c. If the minor is a Dominican citizen, copy of the birth certificate d. 2 front-view 2x2 photographs, of the minor only e. Copy of authorizing parent’s identity card f. The permit has a cost of RD$535.00 in taxes and stamps. A VIP permit costs an additional RD$300.00 3. If the parents are abroad they must go to the nearest Dominican Consulate and request a Consular Power of Attorney, authorizing the child to travel with the accompanying adult.
Note 1: For additional information, please contact: 809-508-2555 ext. 313, Fax: 809-534-7118. This permit is valid for thirty days.
Your can only accompany your son or elderly/handicapped relative up to the security area access door. Airlines provide boarding service. For more information, please contact your airline. The cost of a tourist card is US$10.00 (ten US dollars), only payable in that currency. This card can be purchased at the tourist-card stand located on the right-hand side of the immigration entrance. The tourist card permit is valid for thirty days. If the tourist exceeds that time, he/she must pay an additional fee at the time of departure. TIME CURRENT FEE 30 days to 3 months RD$ 300.00 Source: Dirección General de Migración The departure tax costs US$20.00 (twenty US dollars) and must be paid in that currency. Most airlines include it in the airfare but in others the tax must be paid at the time of registering for departure. For more information, please contact your airline. There are stands of the Ministry of Tourism (www.godominicanrepublic.com) where you can get brochures and general information on different destinations in the Dominican Republic. The Lost & Found department is managed by the Terminal Administration located on the third level of Terminal B (North). Tel. 809-412-5888, ext. 2123. The weight and number of bags varies with airlines. Please contact your airline on this matter. Smoking is not allowed inside the terminal, but you can do so outside the terminal. Also, you may find a post-security smoking lounge at the North Terminal.
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