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Study in Dominica

Discover world-class education opportunities and build your future in one of the world's most prestigious educational destinations.

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Why Study in Dominica?

Discover what makes Dominica a premier destination for international education

About Dominica

Discover why thousands of international students choose Dominica as their study destination each year.

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Dominica is nicknamed the “Nature Isle of the Caribbean” for its lush rainforests

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Population is about 75 000 (2024 est.)

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Roseau is the capital and largest city on the west coast

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English is the official language; Dominican Creole French (Kwéyòl) is widely spoken

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Area is 750 km², with mountainous terrain and volcanic peaks

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Currency is the East Caribbean dollar (XCD), shared among eight states

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It has 365 rivers—more per square mile than any other country

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The Boiling Lake in Morne Trois Pitons NP is the world’s second-largest thermal lake

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Over 70% of land is protected forest reserves

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It gained independence from the UK in 1978 and remains in the Commonwealth

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Member of CARICOM and OECS

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It boasts one of the highest biodiversity levels in the Caribbean

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The Kalinago Territory preserves indigenous Carib heritage

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Eco-tourism (hiking, diving) is a major economic driver

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Hurricane Maria (2017) destroyed 90 % of infrastructure; recovery focused on resilience

Why These Facts Matter

These key aspects of Dominica's education system demonstrate its commitment to academic excellence and student success. Each fact represents an important consideration for your educational journey.

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Global Recognition

Degrees valued by employers worldwide

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Industry-aligned curriculum and research opportunities

Diverse Community

Connect with students from over 100 countries

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Student Visa Guide

Essential steps and requirements for your journey to Dominica

Visa Application Process
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Document Preparation

Gather all required documents including acceptance letter, financial proof, and passport

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Application Submission

Complete the visa application form and submit it with supporting documents

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Visa Interview

Attend the visa interview at your local embassy or consulate

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Visa Processing

Wait for your application to be processed and approved

Official Requirements

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Valid passport with at least six months’ validity beyond departure

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Completed visa application form if required based on nationality

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One recent passport-size photograph on plain background

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Proof of return/onward travel (confirmed bookings)

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Proof of accommodation (hotel reservation or host invitation)

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Evidence of sufficient funds (approx. US $100/day)

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Yellow fever vaccination certificate if arriving from endemic areas

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Hotel booking or letter of invitation from host

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For work/study visas: supporting employment or academic letters

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Police clearance certificate for long-term stays

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Dominica's Heritage

A Legacy of Academic Excellence

Discover Dominica's rich history and innovation that continues to shape global minds

Kalinago (Carib) people inhabited Dominica for millennia and resisted European settlement until the 1690s when French colonists established plantations using enslaved Africans; the 1763 Treaty of Paris ceded Dominica to Britain, entrenching a plantation economy focused on sugar and coffee .

Post-emancipation (1834), Dominica remained a British colony until associated statehood (1967) and full independence on 3 November 1978; recent decades have seen diversification into eco-tourism, resilience building after Hurricane Maria (2017), and investment in renewable energy and climate adaptation .

The Education Next Milestones

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Years of Academic Excellence

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Helped Students Worldwide

Did You Know?

Dominica is home to some of the world's oldest universities

Students from over 150 countries choose Dominica for higher education

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