Moving to the Dominican Republic with children is one of the most rewarding decisions a family can make–but it's also one that comes with legitimate concerns. Will your kids be safe? Are there good schools nearby? Can you find a community where English-speaking families actually live year-round, not just vacation? The answer is yes–but only if you choose the right location. And on the North Coast of...
Moving to the Dominican Republic involves obtaining the correct residency visa, finding housing, opening a local bank account, and registering with immigration authorities. Most expats from the USA and Canada start with a tourist visa (valid for 30 days, extendable to 120 days), then apply for temporary or permanent residency depending on your circumstances, such as retirement income, investment,...
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