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90 Day Tourist Visa
Still the same on the DGII site, maybe it will change tomorrow.
My questions will be:
Will it be multiple entry? (Not that important)
How much will it be?
How much will it be to renew after 90 days?
After 180 days, then what? Can you renew again, have to leave and come back, if so for how long?
How will this affect drivers license, car insurance, medical insurance?
Will they phase out the exit fees, or will they remain/increase?
My questions will be:
Will it be multiple entry? (Not that important)
How much will it be?
How much will it be to renew after 90 days?
After 180 days, then what? Can you renew again, have to leave and come back, if so for how long?
How will this affect drivers license, car insurance, medical insurance?
Will they phase out the exit fees, or will they remain/increase?
The current card isn't multiple entry. I doubt you'll see a change there
After 180 days, might be re-entry
Residents need to present themselves every 6 months to stay valid ( not enforced, but the rule)
I expect you'll need residency to live like a resident - insurance, license, etc
I guess I am going island hopping every six months! Or, I mean, the wife and kids...
But, I already have those things and I am not a resident. Let me clarify. Currently, a US drivers license is good for 30 day, the length of the visa. Will a foreign drivers license be valid for 90 (180) days now? As for the insurance, I guess that will be dependent on the DL question. Currently, some people, say that once you are past the 30 days your car insurance will not cover you.
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remember Mike's story.... health insurance only goes to 100,000 pesos for 'non cedula' people
Licenses might change... should have a cedula to get a license.
Perhaps the foreign license is good for the visa ( 90 days) up from 30 days.
That 30 day auto insurance question has NEVER been answered to my satisfaction.
For your family -- ferry ride to Puerto Rico every 6 months and return.... not so bad
remember Mike's story.... health insurance only goes to 100,000 pesos for 'non cedula' people
Licenses might change... should have a cedula to get a license.
Perhaps the foreign license is good for the visa ( 90 days) up from 30 days.
That 30 day auto insurance question has NEVER been answered to my satisfaction.
For your family -- ferry ride to Puerto Rico every 6 months and return.... not so bad
Yea, that too. Is it cedula, or legal status?
I know right. Or Intercaribbean airway, island hopping. Maybe Cuba! Or hell, even Haiti where I can go to Ship Wreck Cove and pretend to be Captain Jack Sparrow! Question will be, how long does one need to be out of the country to get a reset!
to me, Cedula = legal status..... no cedula = illegal
My guess on the reset is 'In/Out'.... just a new stamp.
I am reading the new deal a s 180 MAX..... need to reboot after that or pay a fine, I guess
May not be clear yet
Island Hopping Weekend.... could be a 'dress up ' party at Pirates' Cove...
I want to go to that.
That's one reason 'whatshisname' did the Jack Sparrow role - to show his children what Daddy did for a living and to entertain them.
No R rated stuff while they were young
I mean, think about it... what thing to do for your children - and everyone else's got in on the deal !!
My guess on the reset is 'In/Out'.... just a new stamp.
I am reading the new deal a s 180 MAX..... need to reboot after that or pay a fine, I guess
May not be clear yet
Island Hopping Weekend.... could be a 'dress up ' party at Pirates' Cove...
I want to go to that.
That's one reason 'whatshisname' did the Jack Sparrow role - to show his children what Daddy did for a living and to entertain them.
No R rated stuff while they were young
I mean, think about it... what thing to do for your children - and everyone else's got in on the deal !!
It just gives the authorities a chance to refuse you if you have charges or whatever, against you.
A small'cleansing' on re-entry
A small'cleansing' on re-entry
right, i saw that. i checked migracion twitter as well and still nothing. same with ministerio de interior y policia and jose fadul's twitter.
Here you go Anna. Here is the Migracion page - it is very helpful - totally blank lol.
Direccion General de Migracion
Mat
Direccion General de Migracion
Mat
i looked there too. FAQs say: ?Se Puede renovar visados dominicanos en el pa?s?
No. Para la renovaci?n de visados dominicanos, el extranjero deber? realizarlo en el Consulado Dominicano en su pa?s de origen.
interestingly enough,DGII says that tourist visa is valid for 30 days: La Tarjeta de Turista permite permanecer en el pa?s por un per?odo de 30 d?as, a partir de este tiempo el turista puede extender su estad?a pagando una tarifa que est? sujeta a la cantidad de tiempo que decida durar en el pa?s.
but website of consulado de RD en NY says 60 days: Los visados de turismo se otorgan para viajes tur?sticos, culturales, asistencia a congresos o convenciones. Tendr?n una vigencia de 60 d?as y ser?n v?lidos para una sola entrada o para entradas m?ltiples. Los beneficiarios no pueden desempe?ar actividades lucrativas algunas en territorio dominicano.
now i need to open the wardrobe and look for some booze. :laugh:
and it says you can renew the 30 day at the airport.... some say 'NO", not possible
its all confusing...........
its all confusing...........
Don't look at dominican embassies in other countries. They are under construction as is the one in th DR. The consulates right now have the old info so we wait.
http://www.drembassy.org/ and the one Mat posted. Nada yet