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Visado de Residencia para Trabajadores Remotos
Dominican Republic · Visa

Visado de Residencia para Trabajadores Remotos

Offers temporary legal stay for non-resident remote workers and digital freelancers with non-Dominican income sources.

Remote Work Allowed Family Allowed Renewable Income: $24,000/yr ($2,000/mo)
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Quick Facts

Visa Duration
1 Year
Income Required
$24,000/yr ($2,000/mo)
Processing Time
30 to 45 Days
Renewable
Yes (Up to 2 years)
Family Allowed
Yes
Remote Work Allowed
Yes

Requirements

  • Valid passport with at least 6 months remaining validity.
  • Proof of remote employment contract or client agreements outside the Dominican Republic.
  • Bank statements proving minimum foreign income of $2,000 USD/mo (+ $500/mo per dependent).
  • Apostilled clean criminal background check from home country.
  • International health insurance policy valid in the Dominican Republic.

Application Process

  1. Step 1

    Complete the visa request form on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MIREX) online portal.

  2. Step 2

    Upload apostilled background records, bank statements, and employment verifications.

  3. Step 3

    Pay application processing fees.

  4. Step 4

    Attend a interview at the designated Dominican Consulate to receive the visa endorsement.

Estimated Costs

Consular Visa Fee$150 - $200 USD (varies by country)

Pros & Cons

Pro

Warm climate, established ex-pat hubs, and convenient time zone for working with the Americas.

Con

Consular filing procedures require officially apostilled foreign documentation.

FAQs

Can my family join me under this visa?+

Yes, dependents can accompany the primary visa holder with additional monthly income proof.

Does this visa grant access to the Schengen area?+

No, the Dominican Republic is located in the Caribbean and is not part of the Schengen zone.

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