I've been in DR for 1 month so far, and i'm loving every second of it. Im planning on staying here for a lot longer. Do i need some sort of a visa to stay? or a citizenship? What should i do.
thanks!!
thanks!!
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Been in DR for 1 month, can't force myself to leave, How do I stay?
It's pretty much the Wild West here in the DR. Basically you can stay as long as you wish. They'll make you pay a fee (it's not a fine) when you leave based on how long you've been here. Your initial tourist card that you purchased when you entered the country lasts for 30 days.
From the immigration website:
From the immigration website:
Maybe zome zweeeeeeet girl has something to do with your wish to extend your vacation... ((Hehehe))
I know more men that have been to vacation on the northcoast and not gone home until they have spent every cent they have, than I care to remember. Men have thrown lives away for the sakes of free love on the coastal towns. It is hard to tear yourself away from the place when you have those dark smooth legs wrapped around you, but seriously, it is the ruin of more than a few.
Come on An crazy post.
It's possible to have a great time in the DR and go back enriched and motivated with the great love of a partner. Costs are very low and there are also opportunities to earn money.
Ruin? very unlikely - more likely motivation and a superb international lifestyle!
Yanandu
It's possible to have a great time in the DR and go back enriched and motivated with the great love of a partner. Costs are very low and there are also opportunities to earn money.
Ruin? very unlikely - more likely motivation and a superb international lifestyle!
Yanandu
It certainly isn't a crazy post, anything but. Men get carried away and forget reality until the cash card tells them to sod off.
And yes, by far more people fail than succeed here, and as far as earning money? It takes more than a month to find your arse from your elbow and so I doubt money making has anything to do with the situation.
I hope I am wrong and I probably am, I have started speculating negatively which I don't like to do, so I'll stop.
And yes, by far more people fail than succeed here, and as far as earning money? It takes more than a month to find your arse from your elbow and so I doubt money making has anything to do with the situation.
I hope I am wrong and I probably am, I have started speculating negatively which I don't like to do, so I'll stop.
Many people organize an income stream; rent out US properties, trade stocks, currencies etc. I see a lot people succeed in the DR - everywhere some will fail.
Yes, it is not wise to speculate on this situation and that is why I say the post is 'crazy' positive and negative are both possible as in any other city/country.
Yanandu
Yes, it is not wise to speculate on this situation and that is why I say the post is 'crazy' positive and negative are both possible as in any other city/country.
Yanandu
I must just be very lazy. 2 years, no cedula, no papers. I'm just silly I guess
Nah, pretty normal I think. I was driving for 7 years until I found out I wasn't even legal without dominican license, which you can't get until you get residency.