What do I pay for departure FEES

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alexgrun

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Direccion General de Migracion

2009

CODE DESCRIPTION CURRENT RATE
032 30 days to 3 months 800.00
033 From 3 months to 9 months 1,000.00
034 From 9 months to 1 year 2,500.00
035 From 1 years to 1 years and 6 months 4,000.00
036 1 year and half to 2 years 5,000.00
037 From 2 years to 2 years and 6 months 6,500.00
038 Of 2 years and a half to 3 years 9,000.00
039 From 2 years to 5 years 14,000.00
040 From 5 years onwards 17,000.00
 
Tamborista

Tamborista

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Apr 4, 2005
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Those are "overstay fines".

The "departure fee" is embedded in your airfare on non charter US destined flights.
 
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El Tigre

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Apologies for this crude response but:

Because you are traveling to the DR. The country with the highest taxes on airline travel. Also, the country that likes to make money to get the richer well...richer while the poor become poorer.

But on a serious note: those are the fees that the port authority has established. From what I understand...there are loop holes and ways to vribe them. I don't know what they are because I have never had to pay them.
 
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Black Dog

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OP as Tamborista points out, those are the overstay exit fees for non residents. What are your circumstances?
 
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