Proof of economic solvency

So my permanent residency permit is going to expire in a few months, and I'm trying to get my documents together to renew it. One of the things I'm hearing about now is that I will need to prove economic solvency by showing I own property, vehicles, or bank accounts.

I don't own property or a vehicle, but I do have a bank account in the DR (as well as in the EU). There's not that much money in the DR account though. Does anyone know what would be sufficient? Could I just get a letter from my DR bank stating that I am a customer in good standing? Or is there a required minimum balance amount?

Also, I've read that Migracion will no longer accept foreign bank balances or letters from foreign banks for this purpose. Is there any truth to this?

Thank you!

bob saunders said:

Where does your income come from- a pension or investment. If you have a pension statement it proves your financial solvency.

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Bob, thanks for your response. I do not live in the Dominican Republic nor do I have any income stemming from there. I have a regular job in Europe.