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julia rath
Guest
just came back from my third vacation this year in dr - like this plase so much that i would like to live there! Can anybody who made that experience before give me some information????
living and working in dr
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DR1
Guest
Of course....
What information are you looking for?
What are your skills?
Can you speak Spanish etc etc....
Must be cold in Germany right now!
Rob.
What information are you looking for?
What are your skills?
Can you speak Spanish etc etc....
Must be cold in Germany right now!
Rob.
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Marco
Guest
I myself came here to work and live here before I?d even been on holiday here. It was a big step but I haven?t regret it for a split second. Life is very good here in the DR indeed.
If you need other information please state some more detailed questions so we can help you out
Greetings,
Marco
If you need other information please state some more detailed questions so we can help you out
Greetings,
Marco
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Roxanne
Guest
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Marco
Guest
I first found work and THEN moved to the DR.
I believe this is the better way.
Try to look around, approach (foreign) companies in the DR,
send out your CV and try to get hired somewhere.
I myself am in the internet business and I found there is a huge
lack of qualified people in this discipline here in the country.
I?m sure there will be more areas where it?s like this.
-Marco
I believe this is the better way.
Try to look around, approach (foreign) companies in the DR,
send out your CV and try to get hired somewhere.
I myself am in the internet business and I found there is a huge
lack of qualified people in this discipline here in the country.
I?m sure there will be more areas where it?s like this.
-Marco
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Gunnar
Guest
Even if I have some problems right now, I don't regret
my move. Have had work (employment), but am currently
"self-employed" but looking for something more
substancial. Feel free to e-mail me, and I can give
you details "off the board". Many visitors have already
read my experiences, and repeating same postings would
possibly irritate a few.
my move. Have had work (employment), but am currently
"self-employed" but looking for something more
substancial. Feel free to e-mail me, and I can give
you details "off the board". Many visitors have already
read my experiences, and repeating same postings would
possibly irritate a few.
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Sarah
Guest
Volunteer/stipend positions abound with various non-profits...but you may just be able to make ends meet. I've not seen anyone move down there and make a fortune doing anything. However, if you have $$$ to invest in a business of some sort that ends up being successful, that may be your best bet.
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Gunnar
Guest
As you've seen on the board, I haven't made a fortune.
We're actually quite poor even by dominican standards.
But. I started with 23 pesos and a soldering iron 4 of april
1999, and have so far made an approximate 400.000 percent
rentability out of that.
Now I have 230 pesos, (a much better) soldering iron,
phone, roof, a computer and a 100 m2 patch of land.
Let's see what happens the next 1.5 years...
/Gunnar
We're actually quite poor even by dominican standards.
But. I started with 23 pesos and a soldering iron 4 of april
1999, and have so far made an approximate 400.000 percent
rentability out of that.
Now I have 230 pesos, (a much better) soldering iron,
phone, roof, a computer and a 100 m2 patch of land.
Let's see what happens the next 1.5 years...
/Gunnar