The Dominican Republic's allowances are unremarkable, and the airport's attention is on drugs rather than duty.
- Departure luggage is screened for narcotics at Punta Cana and Las Americas, sometimes twice, and bags are opened in front of you. Never carry anything for anybody.
- The allowance is a carton of cigarettes and a couple of litres of spirits per adult, plus a value cap on other goods.
- Cash equivalent to USD 10,000 or more must be declared on entry and exit.
- Drones need permission from the aviation authority and are otherwise held at customs.
- Coral, shells and amber of archaeological origin are restricted, though ordinary amber and larimar jewellery travels freely with a receipt.
- An electronic entry form covers customs and immigration together and is filled in before you fly.
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