Dominican Republic

"It's easier for a Haitian to find the shoes that Jean-Jacques Dessalines wore during Haiti's independence war than to get legal documents in the Dominican Republic today." That's how Misiane Bespin described the situation during a conversation with journalist Guerrier Henry on his radio show Boukante Lapawòl.

When asked how she sees life for Haitians living in the Dominican Republic today, Misiane said things were already hard before, but they've gotten much worse in recent years--especially since Luis Abinader became president.

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Do you want to know why the neighboring Dominican Republic is progressing really fast and Haiti is moving backwards? This simple answer is posted on the front page of one of the most successful free trade zone in the Dominican Republic.

This free trade zone found success in the environment of the Dominican Republic. Here is what they had to say about the environment:

"Excellent business climate, with the proven political and macroeconomic stability of the Dominican Republic."

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The Dominican republic government has deployed over 11,000 soldiers along its entire border Haiti. Does the Dominican government knows something that we don't?

There is a lot of suspense in Haiti right now. Something is imminent but no one seems to know exactly what is happening.

Some credible sources on social media are saying that the Americans are sending special forces in Haiti in an attempt to release the seventh and Americans that were kidnapped by armed gangs outside for the prince.

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Luis Abinader, the president of the Dominican Republic, issued a warning to its citizens. Do not go to Haiti because of insecurities and kidnapping, he said.

Wasn't things supposed to get better in Haiti after president Jovenel Moise was gone?

That's what the opposition said.

Haiti has gotten so bad. Now even the Dominican Republic is telling its citizens not to go.

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While Haiti has become the kidnapping king of the world, the Dominican Republic has just set an new all-time record in the tourism industry.

While journalists in Haiti are reporting an all-time record of the number of people kidnapped in a single day in Martissant Haiti, The Caribbean Journal has just reported that last month was the best September for tourist arrivals in the history of the Dominican Republic

While there's still a pandemic in the world, more tourists arrived in the Dominican Republic last month then in 2018 and 2019 which they considered high powered years.

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Haitian commedian Matias Dandor was stabbed recently in the Dominican Republic. He is in the hospital.

The news was announced by Rigolo, host od "Pi Lwen Ke Zye" on haiti television Caraibes.

We don't know the full condition of the comedian however one news source in Haiti reported that his wounds are so deep that he needs to be operated on. Is life depends on it, the new source said.

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The Government of the Dominican Republic announced this Sunday that the first case of coronavirus disease in the country has been diagnosed in a 62-year-old Italian tourist, who is in isolation.

The man, whose identity was not provided, entered the country on February 22 without symptoms and, two days later, began to develop fever, cough and malaise, according to the Minister of Public Health, Rafael Sánchez Cárdenas, in a wheel Press

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Getting a visa to travel to Dominican Republic from Haiti is very difficult these days. Some people are waiting weeks just to get a Dominican visa on their passports.

According to news reports, Dominican consular missions in Haiti have had lots delays to issue visas to Haitians who want to travel to DR.

Besides the price of a Dominican Republic entry visa Haitains think is already too expensive, now they can't even find the darn thing.

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The price of a Dominican visa in Haiti depends on who you ask. How much you pay for a Dominican visa in Haiti depends how you get it. Years ago Dominican visa price in Haiti was around $200 US but it's gone up quite a bit recently.

How Much Is A Dominican Visa In Haiti?

A friend of mine told me he paid $350 US to put a Dominican tourist Visa on the Haitian passport of his girlfriend so she could travel to the Dominican Republic.

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The price for a Dominican Republic visa in Haiti has gone up by more than 50 percent. Haitians who travel to the neighboring country were very upset when the news broke out on Friday Feb 02 2018.

The Multiple one-year visa entry to the Dominican Republic went up from $230 US to $350 US. That's an increase of $120 US for a Dominican tourist visa.

If you are in a rush and you need to get a Dom Rep visa urgently, add $30 US to that price for a whopping $380 US.

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