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Jamaica Lifts Visa Requirement for Dominican Republic Residents Up to 180 Days​

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Jamaica Lifts Visa Requirement for Dominican Republic Residents Up to 180 Days

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Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett (centre), shares pleasantries with Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Senator the Hon. Aubyn Hill, and the Dominican Republic’s Ambassador to Jamaica, Her Excellency Angie Martinez, during Monday’s (March 3) press conference at the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) head office in New Kingston to announce the waiver of visa requirements for residents of the neighbouring country who travel to Jamaica for up to 180 days.
Jamaica Lifts Visa Requirement for Dominican Republic Residents Up to 180 Days

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Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett (centre), greets the Dominican Republic’s Ambassador to Jamaica, Her Excellency Angie Martinez, ahead of Monday’s (February 3) press briefing announcing the waiver of visa requirements for residents of the neighbouring country travelling to Jamaica for up to 180 days. The press conference was held at the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) head office in New Kingston. With t
 
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Let the pot smuggling trips increase ?
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After viewing the post about the large amount of seized pot smuggled from Canada into the DR, I don’t think Jamaica is the problem. I wish DR migration would run a trial one year period and allow six month visas for their largest expat and snowbird communities, Americans, Canadians, British, etc. I’m surprised that Abinader, being the business man that he is, doesn’t see the revenue generating potential of a six month visa.
 
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After viewing the post about the large amount of seized pot smuggled from Canada into the DR, I don’t think Jamaica is the problem. I wish DR migration would run a trial one year period and allow six month visas for their largest expat and snowbird communities, Americans, Canadians, British, etc. I’m surprised that Abinader, being the business man that he is, doesn’t see the revenue generating potential of a six month visa.
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The Congress will change the migration law because there are now so many type of visas that out law need to be update, also include Nomad Visas.
 
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The Congress will change the migration law because there are now so many type of visas that out law need to be update, also include Nomad Visas.
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Really? When?

I doubt those changes are even on the 2nd page of the current government's ToDo lists.
 
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Going to Jamaica is on my wife's list of places to go right around where Haiti is on that list. :p

When do those new digital passports enable visa free travel to the EU? :ROFLMAO:
 
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Going to Jamaica is on my wife's list of places to go right around where Haiti is on that list. :p

When do those new digital passports enable visa free travel to the EU? :ROFLMAO:
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Lol, well for that you better seat and wait, first step to apply for that we need to have the new passport, without that passport can not even think about it.
 
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No doubt we'll start hearing about Dominican women/ prostitutes "working" in Jamaica. As the world turns.
 
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windeguy said:
I would love to see links on those DR visa updates if you still have them
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La falta de pasaporte electrónico, el principal obstáculo para la exención de la visa Schengen en RD

La falsificación de documentos y los rechazos de visas también influyen en el proceso de exención de visados
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Visas electrónicas y de llegada facilitarían ingreso de turistas a la República Dominicana

Ambas modalidades de visado agilizarían las emisiones y reducirían la burocracia
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