Moving to Dominicus

2POSTS

5 years ago

Greetings!聽 My wife (realtor) and I (pilot) recently retired and are considering moving 6 months out of the year to Dominicus.聽 Cannot give up seeing our 3 granddaughters, hence the half year option.

Looking for a 12 month furnished 2 or 3 bedroom rental in or around Dominicus.

Love to entertain and looking to meeting new friends.

Glenn

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planner Dominican Republic Expert

17772POSTS

5 years ago

Welcome to the forums.聽聽

Are you referring to the area in the south east of the country?聽 I don't know an area called Dominicus only the Dominicus Bay Resort.

gcull Member

2POSTS

5 years ago

Dominicus or Bayahibe is East if La Romana

Steverino7777 Serial expat

258POSTS

5 years ago

Dominicus is a small seaside town 5 minutes south of Bayahibe Bay. It sits on the border of the National Park of the East which includes Saona Island. Glenn, you can contact Maeti in Bayahibe. She handles real estate rentals and sales. She does have apartments for rent in Domincus. Her Whatsapp is 809-968-0173....

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planner Dominican Republic Expert

17772POSTS

5 years ago

Awesome I learned something new!

ddmcghee Dominican Republic Expert

1948POSTS

5 years ago

Residency would be required in this situation, correct?

planner Dominican Republic Expert

17772POSTS

5 years ago

Yes legally it is.

Mkunz6580 Active member

53POSTS

5 years ago

Residency is something you should work on, but as of now you can pay a relatively small overatay fee when returning to your home country. Be careful who you hire to help facilitate your residency. I have heard many expensive horror stories. Come first and get to know some folks that have gone through the process that can recommend a good person to work with. Not going to name any names on this site, but some of those "lawyers" who advertise the most can be the worst to deal with. I know of some situations where people spent over $5000 USD and took 5 years, which is crazy.

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