- Thread starter william webster
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120 day Visa for Visitors
That's my friend - not me
Yes... if you read the postings
You MUST show a return ticket.......
Read back a bit....it's all there
lifeisgreat is in the middle of applying now - on this thread
Yes it asks for copy of return ticket, you take picture of passport front page and picture of entry stamp upload both, then picture of return ticket upload..
Windy-
not unusual for different departments to exchange information
tax & fraud.... one example.....
but a coordinated Migracion front is welcome --- to most
YES!!
The high up man signed the extension.... so we hear
not unusual for different departments to exchange information
tax & fraud.... one example.....
but a coordinated Migracion front is welcome --- to most
YES!!
The high up man signed the extension.... so we hear
My stats
Applied @ 45 day mark(15 days overstay already) staying for only another 2 weeks but wanted to try new system...
Applied @ 45 day mark(15 days overstay already) staying for only another 2 weeks but wanted to try new system...
Sure -- Why Not ???
pay online - and maybe use it next time
Seems like they punch your ticket for the full 120 days....
then you pay on exit depending on your actual stay
pay online - and maybe use it next time
Seems like they punch your ticket for the full 120 days....
then you pay on exit depending on your actual stay
No, this is "something different" for a change. And it looks like a change for the better.
Have you ever contributed anything positive on this site? For your information, what we are talking about has not been seen before.
DR1 News Today
Extend your visitor stay online
The Migration Agency (DGM) announced that foreigners interested in extending their stays in the country can now do so online at the agency website. A form needs to be filled out and scanned documents sent. These include passport, return airline ticket and copy of the stamp of the last entrance. The system will generate an access code to be sent to the interested party by email to complete the process.
https://www.migracion.gob.do/Menu/Index/21
Extend your visitor stay online
The Migration Agency (DGM) announced that foreigners interested in extending their stays in the country can now do so online at the agency website. A form needs to be filled out and scanned documents sent. These include passport, return airline ticket and copy of the stamp of the last entrance. The system will generate an access code to be sent to the interested party by email to complete the process.
https://www.migracion.gob.do/Menu/Index/21
Only problem I see is the return ticket.
If you have to apply after the fact of getting here. an you have a return ticket for 30 days. now you want to go for the 120 days this will also involve a ticket change fee unless you bought a refundable ticket. not sure you would want to go for the 120 day return prior to being approved, that that would also involve a change fee. catch 22
If you have to apply after the fact of getting here. an you have a return ticket for 30 days. now you want to go for the 120 days this will also involve a ticket change fee unless you bought a refundable ticket. not sure you would want to go for the 120 day return prior to being approved, that that would also involve a change fee. catch 22
if you plan stay 120 days just book your return flight within the 120 days you plan to stay then the risk will be only to be rejected your application for the extention of your stay or receive less than 120 days of permit to stay,
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Depends on what kind of ticket do you purchase, and airline politics, some airlines charge 100.00 plus diference in price, but one form or another has the risk to incur in some charges, if you want to extend you have to deal with that.
I seem to be getting a lot of emails from the airlines lately about not charging change fees due to the virus. Haven't hired a team of lawyers yet to see if the offers are real.
I think all are offering no charge change to flights now ! 48 hrs since applying still says pending approval !