Brazil to Dominican Republic: Complete Plug & Adapter Guide (2026) Adapter Needed

If you're heading to Dominican Republic from Brazil, it's worth checking the power situation before you pack. Different countries use different outlet types and electrical standards, so your devices may not plug in directly when you arrive.

Your Brazil plugs (Type C, N) won't fit Dominican Republic's outlets (Type A, B). You'll want to grab a universal travel adapter or one specifically designed for Dominican Republic before you depart.

The voltage and frequency in Dominican Republic (120V, 60Hz) are close to Brazil (127V, 60Hz), so your appliances should work without a converter.

Most modern phone chargers, laptop adapters, and camera chargers are designed to handle 100-240V input, so they'll work anywhere with just a plug adapter. Heat-producing appliances like hair dryers and flat irons are often single-voltage, so check before you plug them in abroad.