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Unlimited eSIM for
Dominican Republic
From $15
< 60s install
100% refund
Full speed up to 50 GB per month. Then 5 Mbps — enough for calls and Slack. We don't kick you off.
Plans Dominican Republic
How long is your trip?
Slide to your travel days — we match the plan that covers them. Prices in USD, one charge per eSIM, no subscription.
Trip length
Your -day trip is covered by our -day plan.
Dominican Republic at a glance
What we verify before Dominican Republic goes live.
Ops desk rechecks these whenever a carrier deal shifts or an airport kiosk relocates.
- Carriers
- Claro · Altice · Viva
- Network
- 30 – 95 Mbps urban · 58 ms RTT
- Time zone
- UTC−4 year-round Santo Domingo and Punta Cana, no DST — one hour ahead of US East in winter. Resort zones get dense seasonal coverage.
- Roaming cost
- $20 – 40/GB on default carrier roaming. We sit below by an order of magnitude.
- Airport SIM
- Punta Cana PUJ · daytime · Santo Domingo SDQ daytime — you'll skip it anyway.
- Activation
- QR delivered seconds after payment · profile auto-installs · live in under 90s
Carriers & coverage
Which networks you ride in Dominican Republic.
In Dominican Republic your eSIM connects on Claro, Altice and Viva. These are the same physical networks a local would use — not a roaming overlay. Your phone hands off to whichever has the strongest signal where you stand, so you don't choose a carrier and you don't get stuck on a weak one.
Expected performance is 30 – 95 Mbps urban · 58 ms RTT in covered urban areas — the same band the local carrier serves its own subscribers. That is comfortable headroom for video calls, large uploads, and tethering a laptop, not a throttled tourist tier.
The reason this beats roaming is simple math. Default home-carrier roaming in Dominican Republic runs about $20 – 40/GB, billed after your trip with no ceiling. A travel.to plan is a single charge for the data you choose, decided before you travel. Over a normal trip that is an order-of-magnitude difference, and there is no bill waiting when you get home.
Coverage detail: Three carriers per region · auto-failover below signal threshold. Failover is automatic — nothing to toggle by hand.
Pricing by duration
Every Dominican Republic plan, side by side.
| Duration | Data | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 days | Unlimited | $15 | Choose → |
| 3 days | Unlimited | $36 | Choose → |
| 5 days | Unlimited | $57 | Choose → |
| 7 days Our pick | Unlimited | $77 | Choose → |
| 10 days | Unlimited | $109 | Choose → |
| 15 days | Unlimited | $160 | Choose → |
| 30 days | Unlimited | $316 | Choose → |
Prices in USD, one charge per eSIM — no subscription. Stripe adds local tax at checkout based on your billing country. You can top up any plan mid-trip without reinstalling.
Setup
How to set up your eSIM in Dominican Republic.
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Buy a plan
Pick a plan for this country and pay with card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. There is no account to create and no subscription.
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Receive your QR code
Your eSIM QR code arrives by email seconds after payment. You can install it on any eSIM-capable phone before you leave home.
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Scan it in Settings
Open your phone's eSIM settings, choose to add an eSIM, and scan the QR code. The profile installs in a couple of taps and stays dormant until you arrive.
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Connect on arrival
When you land, the eSIM activates automatically on Claro or another partner network — usually before you clear immigration. No manual carrier switch, no kiosk.
Works on any eSIM-capable phone — iPhone XS and newer, recent Pixel and Galaxy, and most modern Android flagships. Check your device, or follow the step-by-step guide for your exact phone: iPhone · Galaxy · Pixel.
About Dominican Republic
Questions people ask.
Yes. travel.to runs in Dominican Republic on Claro, Altice, and Viva — 3 partner networks in total. Your phone connects to whichever is strongest where you are, the same physical towers a local SIM would use, so coverage in Dominican Republic is carrier-grade rather than best-effort roaming.
Dominican Republic runs on solid 4G/LTE-Advanced, with urban speeds around 95 Mbps (30 – 95 Mbps urban · 58 ms RTT). That comfortably covers maps, messaging, calls, and streaming — you will not feel the difference for normal working-trip use.
A lot. Default home-carrier roaming in Dominican Republic runs about $20 – 40 per GB — a single gigabyte can cost more than an entire travel.to plan, which starts at $15. You pay once, up front, for the data you choose, and there is no bill waiting when you get home.
The Dominican Republic lineup runs across 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 15, 30 days, each a fixed data bucket sized to the trip length. Most travelers take the middle option — it is flagged as our pick on the plan grid above.
For a typical Dominican Republic trip — maps, messaging, calls, some streaming — a mid-size plan is plenty. Heavy streaming or laptop tethering uses more; if you run low you can top up the same eSIM without a new install.
Plans for Dominican Republic start at $15. It is a single charge — no subscription, no metered overage, no post-trip roaming bill. Stripe adds local tax at checkout based on your billing country, so the total you see is the total you pay.
Fast. ICCID assigned at checkout · QR in inbox under 90 seconds. You can install before you leave home; the eSIM stays dormant until it reaches a partner network in Dominican Republic, then activates on its own — usually the moment you land, before you have cleared immigration.
No need. The SIM kiosks in Dominican Republic keep limited hours (Punta Cana PUJ · daytime · Santo Domingo SDQ daytime) and you would queue at them with the rest of your flight, passport in hand. Install the travel.to eSIM before you board and you walk straight past them, already online.
Dominican Republic sits at UTC−4 year-round. Santo Domingo and Punta Cana, no DST — one hour ahead of US East in winter. Resort zones get dense seasonal coverage. The connection holds through local peak hours, so video calls and large transfers stay reliable when you need them.
You stay connected where there is signal. Three carriers per region · auto-failover below signal threshold Your phone switches networks on its own — there is nothing to toggle by hand. Coverage is strongest across cities and major routes in Dominican Republic.
Yes. Top-ups reuse the Dominican Republic eSIM already on your phone — no new QR, no second install. Add data from your order page in one tap. The longest plan we list runs 30 days, and topping up extends the same line rather than starting a new one.
Full refund if the Dominican Republic eSIM never activates. Half refund if it activates but underperforms on Claro, Altice, and Viva — and if you used under 500 MB, you get the full amount back. It is one click from your dashboard, not a support ticket.
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