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realkewl
10-06-2018, 09:38 PM
Just curious in the latest news on those that overstayed and if they are allowed back in. Before it was never a question if you would be allowed back in because you just paid your overstay fee and that was that.

Now, I am hearing more and more that they are turning away people from entering, however, the reports I am hearing are very vague, like the report I read today (https://dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2018/10/05/authorities-deport-r-turn-back-11453-foreigners-in-sept/) it does not say why they turned them away.

Just curious if any body knows anyone or have been turned away at the airport/border.

I was planning on going back to the states for a week, but now I cancelled my trip because I have an apartment here and if they do not let me back in I will loose a lot of stuff.

-realkewl

bailar
10-06-2018, 09:53 PM
I have heard some of this as well. Originally I thought it was directed at those who overstay in a big way,,, like years,,,. But now I am not so sure.

bailar
10-06-2018, 10:51 PM
Lots of discussion on DR1, starting last may.

https://dr1.com/forums/showthread.php/171616-Dominican-Immigration-has-extended-the-stay-for-tourist/page73

As with most things in the DR It depends on who you are talking with.

How long is your overstay?

realkewl
10-06-2018, 10:54 PM
Lots of discussion on DR1, starting last may.

https://dr1.com/forums/showthread.php/171616-Dominican-Immigration-has-extended-the-stay-for-tourist/page73

As with most things in the DR It depends on who you are talking with.

How long is your overstay?

One year in March.

Jimmydr
10-06-2018, 10:55 PM
One year in March


Can't you just pay a fine?

quietcorner911
10-06-2018, 11:05 PM
I have overstayed many times in the past and returned as recently as June,no problem. Those very few that were refused entry probably had other skeletons in their closet other than just overstays. Don't worry about it,just pay the fine and carry on.

realkewl
10-06-2018, 11:15 PM
I have overstayed many times in the past and returned as recently as June,no problem. Those very few that were refused entry probably had other skeletons in their closet other than just overstays. Don't worry about it,just pay the fine and carry on.

Yeah if it was just a few I would not worry so much but they said 7,000 where not permitted to enter last month. That's a lot of people.

whynotme
10-06-2018, 11:42 PM
Yeah if it was just a few I would not worry so much but they said 7,000 where not permitted to enter last month. That's a lot of people.

with almost 7 million visitors a year 7,000 is not very many...…………… unless your one of those 1% ers :eek:

Mr. Smooth
10-07-2018, 02:47 AM
with almost 7 million visitors a year 7,000 is not very many...…………… unless your one of those 1% ers :eek:


Actually, it would be one tenth of 1% ers. :corky:

whynotme
10-07-2018, 03:32 AM
Actually, it would be one tenth of 1% ers. :corky:

actually I think you missed the part where the op said 7000/ month so its closer to the 1% mark...……… but I have been wrong three times before and I am in pattaya without a calculator and I do have a bottle of rye on the go:smile-new:

Irie
10-07-2018, 08:29 AM
I know many snowbirds and more permanent resident types now and haven't heard of a single issue with any upon entering the country. If I had to guess on the 7000......it's either a shady past or.....well, you know.

Jimmydr
10-07-2018, 09:03 AM
I have overstayed many times in the past and returned as recently as June,no problem. Those very few that were refused entry probably had other skeletons in their closet other than just overstays. Don't worry about it,just pay the fine and carry on.


There will always be more to the story

SeaWeed
10-08-2018, 02:55 PM
if you overstay in Jamaica and they pick you up in Jamaica......you are banned for at least a year for reentry into Jamaica
you are never allowed to stay longer than 90 days unless you get an 90 day extension($100us)....you always have to leave by the 180th calendar day
they don't the DR shuffle with fining people for overstaying......wish they would.......but they don't in Jamaica

greydread
10-08-2018, 07:11 PM
if you overstay in Jamaica and they pick you up in Jamaica......you are banned for at least a year for reentry into Jamaica
you are never allowed to stay longer than 90 days unless you get an 90 day extension($100us)....you always have to leave by the 180th calendar day
they don't the DR shuffle with fining people for overstaying......wish they would.......but they don't in Jamaica
Many of the Jamaicans I've spoken with seem to have a general disdain for ex-pat's except for the ones they profit from. I just get the feeling there that once you lose your "Tourist" status, you become fair game for malfeasance just like everybody else.

By the time you get a "Watchie-Man" to watch your shit and another "Watchie-Man" to watch the 1st one and a Housekeeper to rat out the both of them while you're living behind a wall with bars on all the doors and windows and dogs to patrol your property at night Gott Daam....I'll just live in the States where I can keep my balcony door open all day and night and never worry about a break-in. Maybe one of those Senior Living joints where they take 1/3 off your gross every month.:rolleyes:

I like Nevada for a lot of reasons but I'd never live in Vegas. Maybe Pahrump.

http://www.pahrumpnv.org/pahrump-nevada/living-in-pahrump/photo-gallery-photo-of-the-week/

I hear they're building a brand new VA Clinic there.

Jimmydr
10-08-2018, 10:30 PM
Many of the Jamaicans I've spoken with seem to have a general disdain for ex-pat's except for the ones they profit from. I just get the feeling there that once you lose your "Tourist" status, you become fair game for malfeasance just like everybody else.

By the time you get a "Watchie-Man" to watch your shit and another "Watchie-Man" to watch the 1st one and a Housekeeper to rat out the both of them while you're living behind a wall with bars on all the doors and windows and dogs to patrol your property at night Gott Daam....I'll just live in the States where I can keep my balcony door open all day and night and never worry about a break-in. Maybe one of those Senior Living joints where they take 1/3 off your gross every month.:rolleyes:

I like Nevada for a lot of reasons but I'd never live in Vegas. Maybe Pahrump.

http://www.pahrumpnv.org/pahrump-nevada/living-in-pahrump/photo-gallery-photo-of-the-week/

I hear they're building a brand new VA Clinic there.


Sounds like your take on Florida:corky:

greydread
10-08-2018, 10:42 PM
Sounds like your take on Florida:corky:
Not even close.

Life is waay cheaper in Jamaica.

Jimmydr
10-08-2018, 10:43 PM
Not even close.

Life is waay cheaper in Jamaica.


Montana? Lock my doors?

greydread
10-08-2018, 10:56 PM
Montana? Lock my doors?
Montana is beautiful. Flight connections out of Utah (SLC).

Great place for outdoor types. You'll need a snowmobile.

Jimmydr
10-09-2018, 07:48 PM
Montana is beautiful. Flight connections out of Utah (SLC).

Great place for outdoor types. You'll need a snowmobile.


No breakins there?

Jimmydr
10-09-2018, 07:49 PM
Just curious in the latest news on those that overstayed and if they are allowed back in. Before it was never a question if you would be allowed back in because you just paid your overstay fee and that was that.

Now, I am hearing more and more that they are turning away people from entering, however, the reports I am hearing are very vague, like the report I read today (https://dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2018/10/05/authorities-deport-r-turn-back-11453-foreigners-in-sept/) it does not say why they turned them away.

Just curious if any body knows anyone or have been turned away at the airport/border.

I was planning on going back to the states for a week, but now I cancelled my trip because I have an apartment here and if they do not let me back in I will loose a lot of stuff.

-realkewl


Are you a wanted criminal?

greydread
10-10-2018, 12:11 AM
No breakins there?
Montana is one of the friendliest places I've ever been. People are genuinely nice to one another, just as a reflex.

Kevy
10-10-2018, 01:16 AM
Montana is one of the friendliest places I've ever been. People are genuinely nice to one another, just as a reflex.
The Unabomber liked it there too :lol:

greydread
10-10-2018, 06:53 AM
The Unabomber liked it there too :lol:
No place on Earth is Crazy-proof.

sopranostingray
10-10-2018, 08:20 AM
I personally know of 3 people who were refused entry into the POP airport in the past year and were sent back home on the next flight. All 3 were Canadian, had a criminal past (1 just out of jail and highly ranked in an association) or were known associates with criminals. I'm not sure how the information was brought to the attention of the DR officials, but it was. If Rick from Rocky plans on coming back I think he better have good lawyers.

Jimmydr
10-10-2018, 07:37 PM
I personally know of 3 people who were refused entry into the POP airport in the past year and were sent back home on the next flight. All 3 were Canadian, had a criminal past (1 just out of jail and highly ranked in an association) or were known associates with criminals. I'm not sure how the information was brought to the attention of the DR officials, but it was. If Rick from Rocky plans on coming back I think he better have good lawyers.


Good lawyers require money

realkewl
10-12-2018, 02:21 PM
I personally know of 3 people who were refused entry into the POP airport in the past year and were sent back home on the next flight. All 3 were Canadian, had a criminal past (1 just out of jail and highly ranked in an association) or were known associates with criminals. I'm not sure how the information was brought to the attention of the DR officials, but it was. If Rick from Rocky plans on coming back I think he better have good lawyers.

Thank you for the info and bringing the thread back on topic, because it was going WAY off target. I think this is important info for people to know.

BTW: interpol is getting a lot stronger here, and I think more attention is giving because the DR is getting a bad rep for housing terrorist.

-realkewl

Jimmydr
10-12-2018, 08:37 PM
Thank you for the info and bringing the thread back on topic, because it was going WAY off target. I think this is important info for people to know.

BTW: interpol is getting a lot stronger here, and I think more attention is giving because the DR is getting a bad rep for housing terrorist.

-realkewl


It will stay alive for a while.:corky:

ezsmile
10-13-2018, 12:22 AM
Thank you for the info and bringing the thread back on topic, because it was going WAY off target. I think this is important info for people to know.

BTW: interpol is getting a lot stronger here, and I think more attention is giving because the DR is getting a bad rep for housing terrorist.

-realkewl

Housing terrorists? I find that hard to believe. High profile corruption, money laundering, and drug trafficking, ya sure.

whynotme
10-13-2018, 07:57 AM
Thank you for the info and bringing the thread back on topic, because it was going WAY off target. I think this is important info for people to know.

BTW: interpol is getting a lot stronger here, and I think more attention is giving because the DR is getting a bad rep for housing terrorist.

-realkewl

providing sanctuary for drug dealers and criminals yes but terrorists not so likely...………. I would comment further but I wouldn't want to take this off topic:wink::rofl: