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In the Dominica Republic electric current
is 110-120 volts. If you are coming from North America your appliances
should work fine.
It is tax free to import your used electric appliances;
however, when there is more than one appliance of the same kind
or new electrical ones, are subject to payment of taxes and duties.
Generally, rented homes do not come with major appliances such as
washing machines, dryers, refrigerators and ovens. Unless you have
an exemption, or your employer is paying for the customs charges,
seriously consider buying your appliances once in the country. Purchasing
these items here plugs you into the service network provided by
the most reputable stores exclusively for their clients. Keep in
mind that the guarantee on items purchased abroad will probably
not be honored by a local distributor.
Choose a gas stove to an
electrical one so that you can use it during power outages.
Avoid state-of-the-art electronic devices that may be difficult to repair
here.
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