Haiti Foreign Affairs

SO... You want to know why Haiti has had such difficulty developing? Read this from Global Trade Magazine...

Dominican Authorities have been very busy deporting Haitians out of their country lately. The Dominican Republic has deported 14,782 Haitian immigrants during the first 3 months of 2018, according to news reports.

Haitians will soon be able to move freely in all the CARICOM countries, as early as 30 March 2018; however, It will not be as easy as going to Chile... There is a catch...

The other day was talking to a Dominican man who said this to me: "Haiti's relationship with other countries is give and take: They give, Haiti takes...

There were two main drivers for the US occupation of Haiti that you probably didn't know... Read this...

Good news for Haitians who want to travel to Taiwan... NO visa required, All you need is your Passport. Taiwan is now offering citizens of Haiti a visa-free stay of up to 90 days...

The government of Haiti has requested U.S. aid as the slow-moving Hurricane Matthew pounds the island, according to a USAID spokesman. The aid organization has also activated its disaster response team.

Know your History -- Thursday July 28 2016 marks 101 years since the United State invaded Haiti... The U.S. occupation of Haiti began on Wednesday July 28, 1915, when 330 US Marines landed at Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on the authority of US President Woodrow Wilson.

Haiti Immigration Update -- Dominica's minister of justice, immigration and national security has confirmed that his ministry will resume issuing visas to Haitian nationals... But wait... "Not more than 25 visas per month, except in exceptional cases." that's what the minister said.

Today, Tuesday July 28, 2015, marks 100 years to the day since United States Occupation of Haiti began... It was on July 28, 1915, that 330 US Marines landed at Port-au-Prince Haiti to begin what the Americans called: safeguarding the interests of US corporations... After 100 years, where is Haiti now???