Persons born in the national territory are Dominican under Article 18, except children of foreign diplomats and of foreigners in transit or illegally present as defined by Dominican law.
Sources: Dominican Republic Constitution — nationality (Constitute Project)
A foreign husband of a Dominican woman may naturalize after six months of residence; a foreign wife of a Dominican man has residence waived at presidential discretion.
Sources: Dominican Republic Constitution — nationality (Constitute Project)
Sons and daughters of a Dominican mother or father are Dominican under Article 18, including many births abroad subject to the dual-nationality choice rules after age eighteen.
Sources: Dominican Republic Constitution — nationality (Constitute Project)
Article 19: foreigners may become naturalized in accordance with the law. Naturalized persons face political-office limits. Residence and other conditions are fixed by the nationality statute rather than a single constitutional multi-year floor.
Sources: Dominican Republic Constitution — nationality (Constitute Project)