And Canadians too, eh? Those from the EU as well?
Yes, aid from a country always guarantees their citizens can be illegal in the aided country.
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With A Tourist Card Stays Longer Than 120 Days
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Yes, aid from a country always guarantees their citizens can be illegal in the aided country.
more bribery - hey Black Knight !!??
I'm not sure that is a sequitur.... immunity for Americans.....it's a stretch for me
As I posted earlier in this thread, I sent an email with your original question to the immigration office email address, and got the answer within the hour...There are several questions at the Migracion web site:
Carina Castaño
Hola, buen dia!
¿Qué sucede si surge una situación en la que el turista excede los 120 días permitidos? Por ejemplo, no se puede volver hasta que hayan pasado 150 días.
Gracias!
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Rojas Dilan
Y si la estadia pasa mas de 120 dias cuanto seria ?
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Si usted vive más de 120 días, que será un delito con la prohibición de la entrada posterior a la República Dominicana?
The immigration web forum seems to get little attention at this time however.
Mr William the bribe process start here long before I got here..... I'm just following the Romans
With A Tourist Card Stays Longer Than 120 Days
The Migracion website now says a person on a tourist card can extend their stay to up to 120 days. This has no basis in DR migration law, but whatever. What happens if a person on a tourist card has paid for the extension up to 120 days and then stays longer than 120 days?
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Around and around we go. Answer in post #2
I think I will let the subject rest until new info surfaces. Becoming boring...
I think it seems local that if you overstay your extension you get the pleasure of paying again when you leave.
throwing stones at people that don't like to live like you bright and early I see
Just stating what others have said. Where have i judged the whoremongers? I could care less what consenting adults do.
Just pointing out the silliness in their claims to be the saviours of Sosua or anywhere else for that matter.
Sosua is still there, last I saw it. And I suspect whoremongers rarely stay longer than 30 days, let alone 120 days
Well for one if your relationship went south with your spouse legally you wouldn't have a leg to stand on.
Not to pick on you Gringo..... but you say it well - lack of authoritative answers
I am prepared to cut the new guys some slack.
I see them going in the right directions.... some will say too slowly...
It's easy to ask the cabinet for their net worth -----done
It's easy to cancel contracts & bids --- asphalt & flowers---------------done
The Immigration issue ?
Bit more prickly........
They need to formulate a plan/strategy..... this isn't a domestic issue, it's global
It affects the tourism industry - important to the country's well being
Once they can arrive at a strategy, they need to verbalize it.
Verbalizing involves the website , involves disseminating it to the tourism sector.... globally
A new ad campaign will carry the message - once in place.
This is a very big deal - all of this
The current revamping of the website is for people like you/me just now....
the educated tourist.... who worries about length of stay
99.7% of tourists never worry , let alone exceed their 30 days....
many here know the rules
how many AI visitors know the rules - 30 days & out ???..... few to zero is my guess.
If you think we - or you - the small minority - will be first served - --- you're dreaming
The big fish will get the attention..... a welcome to the island from the gov't & tourism industry
The fact that the 120 day idea is front and center right now tells me that a change is coming.
What? --- no idea
But if they want - are willing - to continue w/ the status quo..... they need do nothing !!
let it roll..... seems they aren't open to that --- from where I sit
Patience - time will tell
just using the term "whoremonger" is indicative enough that you have a problem with the live style of others, men and woman. The real silliness is thinking that families, people trapped in a relationship with the same person and people with a cedula are the savior of Sosua
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