Dominican Republic Business Visa

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Bala213Member22 December 2017 06:12:17

Hi,

I am an Indian citizen ( with no schengen or US visa) . I am presently in Jamaica for work purpose and would have to stay in Dominican Republic for atleast 1 year for work purpose.
I know that one can overstay in DR and pay the penalty during the exit but if i am to travel frequently between Jamaica( where Indians dont require visa) and Dominican Republic , with over stay in each trip , will there be any problem with the Dominican Republic officials??

I mean ,will they raise an issue if I visit Dominican Republic 6-7 times a year on 1 year multi entry business visa and overstay in each trip??

Bob K VIP Member

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Bob KVIP Member22 December 2017 08:15:02

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As long as you pay your fees you can come and go as often as you like

Bob K

planner Dominican Republic Expert

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plannerDominican Republic Expert22 December 2017 10:43:17

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Will you actually be working here in DR? Is your work visa here or in Jamaica?

Bob K VIP Member

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Bob KVIP Member22 December 2017 16:06:20

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Are you back?????????
Yippppeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bob K

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the tinker40ViP22 December 2017 16:36:07

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Lord amighty! A humongous x-mas gift to all of us, thank you Planner!!!

Jgolak Contributor

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JgolakContributor22 December 2017 18:57:04

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Great to see you back Planner!!! Will be in Juan Dolio in less than 30 days!!!

the tinker40 ViP

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the tinker40ViP22 December 2017 22:15:14

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mojis ( don't even know how to spell them) are for the lazy or those troubled by expressing themselves. Now to the nitty- gritty. There are many small businesses owned & operated by ex-pats sub rosa.If earning a couple hundred a week, it isn't hard to stay below the radar. if it appears to be a tiny business locally owned it is often passed over by the authorities, especially if preferential treatment is given, ( read that as you will) In no way am I advocating such illegal behavior, just making you aware of the option to break the law. I, myself are a paragon of virtue. Wanna buy a bridge to the Turks?

planner Dominican Republic Expert

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plannerDominican Republic Expert23 December 2017 11:26:09

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I am back as I am taking some days off work to relax and enjoy the holidays!

Bob K VIP Member

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Bob KVIP Member23 December 2017 11:41:10

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Off subject I know....but....HAVE A GREAT HOLIDAY!
Bob K

Bob K VIP Member

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Bob KVIP Member23 December 2017 11:41:37

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Oh and officially.....WELCOME BACI!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bob K

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