Migration overstay crack down?

[hedon]

I read that migration is starting to crack down on people who over stay their tourist visas by stamping their passports 'NO REENTRY" when they finally do leave DR. Can anyone confirm this?

 

[SKY]

I read that migration is starting to crack down on people who over stay their tourist visas by stamping their passports 'NO REENTRY" when they finally do leave DR. Can anyone confirm this?

Mods please move this to the Clown Bin.................

 

[bob saunders]

It is a legitimate question.

 

[SKY]

It is a legitimate question.

Care to wager any money on the answer?..................

 

[MiamiDRGuy]

My wife's family member stayed for 8 months and just came home this AM which I didn't know. He paid overstay fee and he's good to go. Stop spreading false stories.

 

[NanSanPedro]

For someone that's new, that's a legit question. For the rest of us, we know the answer.

 

[CristoRey]

I read that migration is starting to crack down on people who over stay their tourist visas by stamping their passports 'NO REENTRY" when they finally do leave DR. Can anyone confirm this?

Please provide us with a link to what you read so we can read it, otherwise....

 

[Manuel01]

I read that migration is starting to crack down on people who over stay their tourist visas by stamping their passports 'NO REENTRY" when they finally do leave DR. Can anyone confirm this?

Relax ! Wan't happen. Pay your late Fee upon exiting the country and you are good to go (and return).

 

[RDKNIGHT]

It is a legitimate question.

Bobby you are better than this..

 

[bob saunders]

Bobby you are better than this..

Apparently, you aren't.

 

[Big]

fake news!

 

[keepcoming]

Obviously, this topic has been discussed quite often on DR1. Until it happens to someone, and they speak about it, none of it can be confirmed. You hear stories every so often, but I personally have never seen proof of it. As someone else said, do you have a link to this article?

 

[windeguy]

I read that migration is starting to crack down on people who over stay their tourist visas by stamping their passports 'NO REENTRY" when they finally do leave DR. Can anyone confirm this?

If only it were true.

Won't believe it until I have proof.

 

[AlterEgo]

Obviously, this topic has been discussed quite often on DR1. Until it happens to someone, and they speak about it, none of it can be confirmed. You hear stories every so often, but I personally have never seen proof of it. As someone else said, do you have a link to this article?

He may have “read” it on a Facebook thread, all it takes is one person to start a rumor.

 

[El Hijo de Manolo]

If only it were true.

Won't believe it until I have proof.

lol how to win friends and influence people

 

[windeguy]

lol how to win friends and influence people

And so it goes. Don't worry, the government won't be enforcing the actual laws on those from tourist card countries any time soon.

What a pity.

 

[SKY]

And so it goes. Don't worry, the government won't be enforcing the actual laws on those from tourist card countries any time soon.

What a pity.

You posted many times that you rent to tourists. So if someone "illegally" according to you wants a room for more than the 30 days do you turn them down? And they pay cash up front for 6 months.............

 

[CristoRey]

He may have “read” it on a Facebook thread, all it takes is one person to start a rumor.

OP has yet to share a link.
If he/ she read it on FeyBoo then I think a screen shot will suffice. If not then whatever blow back he/ she recieves is well-deserved...
as we sit here and watch this poor dead horse continue to take a beat'n.

 

[SKY]

So posted on Facebook means it's true. THAT belongs in the clown bin..............

 

[playacaribe2]

So I just spoke with the head of migration at STI........and he says that there is no such stamp for a passport.....and the only thing that needs to be done is pay the overstay fee.

There is no current barrier to re-entry for an overstay.


Respectfully,
Playacaribe2