ou s'installer avec de grands enfants

Hi David,  while I will welcome you to the forums, I need to ask you to post in English please.  This forum is in English only.  Thanks,  if you post in English we are sure to help you!

He meant:
hello, My name is David and I am new to the forum .
I intend to settle down with my wife and children in the Dominican Republic.
I 've been here with my wife in the area of Bayahibé during a sightseeing trip .
( we also walked quite a bit of Romana we are not stay locked at the hotel )
since we decided to come and nstalled.
I read the forum for quite some time and I wanted to thank everyone for their many expat advices.
our project is well thought out and departure date is not yet for now because I really want to prepare everything .
despite what I read on the blogs I have left many questioning.
my children have between 11,13,16 and 18 at the time of leaving and I think I know that there is only one French school in st Domingo.
my first concern is to find a place to life
but I would like to live in outer St. Domingo too big for us .
so I thought to Boca Chica .
could you tell me about Boca chica is this a good idea or not ,
there he was transport between St. Domingo and Boca Chica for high school French ?
if not what do you advise me as their home knowing that I want to stay in the sea for diving .
here's to my first questions I think the other will follow.
I was a bit long sorry.

sorry, I did not pay attention need post in English.
thank you for rmulatre a faithful translation he made my post.
I setrais careful for the next post

Thank you for translating!!!!  Ok, first I am not aware of transportation from any school in Santo Domingo to Boca Chica. Commuting to and from school each day is at least an hour each way depending where the school is and traffic!

Boca Chica is NOT a place I would even consider living with children! It really is a small tourist town and some elements of this town are not good.

A better idea might be to check out areas on the outskirts of Santo Domingo.  There are some nice areas on the eastern end of the city!

I hope this helps.

hello,
thank you for your precisions, there has t he french expats with children at the French Lycée in Santo Domingo.
I wonder what they think and what place they have established to find a place in résidense Safetyand which is not too difficult for children to get al school

There are many many nice safe neighborhoods in Santo Domingo. One suggestion, contact the French embassy and ask to connect with others who use the French school, or contact the school directly.

Hi davpes76,

Je t'ecrirai en francais si tu m'envoi en message en prive, il y a un autre secteur qui pourrait aussi t'interesser.
A bientot.

Hi elcalvito,

Please post in English only on the Anglophone section of the Dominican Republic forum, for other members to read and participate. Thank you!

Regards,

David.

Expat-blog team.

Thanks David!

There is a French School in Las terrenas Town! Nice place to live!

There is a large French community in the las Terrenas area. However it is on the opposite side of the country and about 5 hours from Santo Domingo.

Bob K