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Consulate General of The Dominican Republic
+31 20 647 1062
Public phone line
Amstelveen, Netherlands
Host country phone routing
Represents Dominican Republic
Embassy or consular office
Calling details
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Office name
Consulate General of The Dominican Republic
Office type
consulate general
Represents
Dominican Republic
Located in
Amstelveen, Netherlands
International number
+31 20 647 1062
Host dialing country
Netherlands (NL)
Before you call
This consulate general is usually better for passport, visa, notarial, and citizen-service questions in its local region. Confirm its jurisdiction before sending documents.
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Source trail
Generated 2026-07-15
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FAQ
Yes. PipePhone calls real phone numbers from your browser. This page lists +31 20 647 1062 for Consulate General of The Dominican Republic in Amstelveen, Netherlands, routed through Netherlands.
De Parelvisserslaan 1, 1183RH Amstelveen. Use this for mailed documents. For a phone call, dial +31 20 647 1062 through PipePhone instead of visiting in person.
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