Embassy of Uruguay in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
- Address
- Gustavo Mejia Ricart 54, Solazar Tower, 11th Floor, 10124 Santo Domingo
- Phone
- +18092273475
+18494565557
+18094724229
Fax +18094724231
- Mr. Diego Sebastian Moraes Correa · Third Secretary
Uruguay en República Dominicana

Ms. Maria Bettina Panzardi Nieto
Honorary Consul
Confirmed in the diplomatic list of Uruguay, 11 Dec 2024
Mr. Fernando Varela Calveiro
Honorary Consul
Confirmed in the diplomatic list of Uruguay, 11 Dec 2024
The Embassy of Uruguay in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic is at Gustavo Mejia Ricart 54, Solazar Tower, 11th Floor, 10124 Santo Domingo; phone +18092273475; email embur@codetel.net.do.
Uruguay has 2 consulates or other missions in Dominican Republic: Consulate of Uruguay in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic; Consulate of Uruguay in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Citizens of Dominican Republic need a visa, issued before travel, to enter Uruguay. Check the rules with the embassy of Uruguay before travelling.
General travel notes, not checked against official sources.
Uruguay is an appealing destination for visitors from the Dominican Republic, thanks to its vibrant culture and beautiful landscapes. As a developing tourism gem nestled between Brazil and Argentina, it offers a variety of attractions that can attract both leisure and business travelers. With around 600,000 Dominicans traveling abroad annually, a portion of them may find Uruguay an interesting option to explore.
Uruguay is considered a relatively safe destination for tourists, including those from the Dominican Republic. According to the Global Peace Index, Uruguay ranks 51st out of 160 countries, significantly safer than the Dominican Republic, which ranks 95th.
In terms of crime statistics, the murder rate in Uruguay is 8.9 per 100,000 people, compared to 10.5 in the Dominican Republic. Additionally, both countries have similar female murder rates, with Uruguay at 2.3 and the Dominican Republic at 2.6.
The Global Organized Crime Index further illustrates the safety difference, with Uruguay scoring better in various categories, such as mafia groups (1.5 for Uruguay vs. 5.0 for the Dominican Republic) and state crime (2.0 vs. 5.5). Overall, while no place is without risks, Uruguay presents a safer environment for tourists compared to the Dominican Republic.
Page updated 31 Oct 2026.