I don’t believe I have those privileges to post here. The article I saw is in the Daily Mail.
Anyone can post a link.
I don’t believe I have those privileges to post here. The article I saw is in the Daily Mail.
I do know you sound like chalk on a black board.Someone, Nadie 21 read something.
Nebulous reporting from daily mail.uk
Lot of speculation no facts known.
- Overall, we rate Daily Mail Right Biased and Questionable due to numerous failed fact checks and poor information sourcing.
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Daily Mail - Bias and Credibility
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Now a moderator who was not present kicks in with an imaginary conversation.
If you were present at migración let us know NALs.
We do know that the DR has laws.
If entry is denied, it is on the basis of DR laws. ( This rarely happens)
In an advanced country like DR surely there is an official at PUJ international who is capable of speaking english.
Normally one expects to be given the reason for denied entry.
We do know that Dominicans require a visa to visit most countries.
That includes Dominica and other Caribbean countries.
We do know that this is based on past conduct of Dominicans in foreign countries.
Resulting in most Dominicans suffering for other Dominicans bad conduct.
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Visa requirements for Dominican Republic citizens - Wikipedia
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read the article again.Then why did the article mention Colombia? Are you privy to some information we do not know about?
An imaginary conversation which never took place, :which has nothing to do do with the situation at all.XQT, NALS was giving an "example" of a conversation nothing more. You however are giving us "Visa requirements for Dominican Citizens" which has nothing to do with this situation at all.
next time I’ll give it a try but to whom specifically does this link get sent to?Anyone can post a link.
Imaginary conversation:XQT, NALS was giving an "example" of a conversation nothing more. You however are giving us "Visa requirements for Dominican Citizens" which has nothing to do with this situation at all.
which has nothing to do with this situation at all.
I don't blame them. They're cheap and prefer to make Yorkies and overcooked meat at home than go out and contribute to the economy 😂Imaginary conversation:
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Just for the record, the fact someone is British or from Europe or North America doesn't mean that they should be allowed into the DR.
DR Migración: "Señor, follow me".
Señor: "What? I'm British!"
DR Migración: "Mr, don't waste my time and follow me..."
Just paste it as part of your post.next time I’ll give it a try but to whom specifically does this link get sent to?
They certainly got their knickers in a bunch!Ok, maybe no immigration officer spoke English, but what about the airline personnel that had to be contacted to book the return flight? You would think they would have wanted to know why and could have gotten an answer.
yea, but if they are going
Sure deny entry but do it at the other end before she gets on the aircraft.
She never pulled the "I'm British!" card, she just wanted to know why they refused entry. Most of your replies are informative but sometimes you're just a lambon 🤣
They certainly got their knickers in a bunch!
One would think there would be an English-speaking immigration official at an airport where hundreds of thousands of English-speaking tourists arrive and depart.
It also means a person who scarfs down everything, 'licks the plate clean'A lambon means a brown-nose. Someone who has their head up someone else's butt. That's how I hear it being used anyway. I don't think that's what you're trying to say here
It also means a person who scarfs down everything, 'licks the plate clean'
We could have told you that a year ago just from reading your posts.Today I learned I'm a lambon.