I have not heard anything about the residency process changing in June. Did you ask your neighbor what their source of information was?
In the website of
Direccion General de Migracion
just now I couldn't find new rules because of renovation residencia permanente.
There is a lot of rumor, but nothing concrete.
This I found just now:
Dominikanische Republik: Illegale Ausl?nder m?ssen ab Juni das Land verlassen
translation:
Dominican Republic: Illegal aliens need to leave the country from June
April 12, 2014 08:09 Category: News
Interior Minister Ramon Fadul. Santo Domingo - The interior ministers of the Dominican Republic made on Thursday a clear message: who lives illegally in the country as a foreigner (unlawfully) and the regulatory plan of the Dominican Republic does not submit, has to return to its original nation, Jose Ramon Fadul, Minister for Interior and Police.
Unlawful is defined such that one believes the foreigners who do not respect the rules of the immigration laws. How Fadul told there are 18 immigration categories, these will be "positive and transparent", so that people have confidence and be subject to the regulatory plan. The immigration authorities, the ministers will work closely with neighborhood associations, churches and other social organizations in order to prevent abuse.
Fadul continues: "Who the immigration rules does not submit to return must be in his home country, that is elementary - and I ask. Which country in the world allows people there illegal residence" The interior minister stressed in his speech that the Dominican government to pressure from international organisms will give way and the provincial government have made it clear in his speech in Cuba that the Dominican Republic is a sovereign country.
For judgment 168-13, this ensured that thousands were denied by descendants of Haitian ancestors who already awarded Dominican nationality, the Minister took the following words position: ". That's their problem" Overall, according to JCE president Roberto Rosario, are in the coming days in all 32 provinces facilities installed to edit the rules of the illegal aliens living in the country.
This includes the biometric data capture, face shots and fingerprints are used for identification. The Home Secretary took the opportunity at the press conference to be true on another problem pointed out. This is about the sale of alcohol in the vicinity of universities. The Home Office working on a plan for the sale of alcoholic beverages near universities to ban. It is operated, together with the town halls to find a solution.
