Can you be a dual citizen in the US and Dominican Republic?

(See more info about dual citizenship in the USA and Cuba.) Dominican citizens who naturalize in the United States may keep their Dominican citizenship. Dual citizens, however, may not run for Dominican president or vice president and will not be recognized as Dominican diplomats or consuls by the U.S. government.

How much does it cost to get dual citizenship in Dominican Republic?

Best of all, the Commonwealth of Dominica offers the cheapest citizenship by investment program in the world with reputable second passports starting at only $100,000 USD. UPDATE: The cost of citizenship in Dominica will remain unchanged until at least 2021.

Can a U.S. citizen live in the Dominican Republic?

2. How long can US citizen live in the Dominican Republic? If you stay in the country as US citizen up to 30 days – you do not have to get a visa for tourist or business travel to the Dominican Republic.

How can a Dominican become a U.S. citizen?

The overwhelming majority (99 percent) of Dominican immigrants become lawful permanent residents—also known as green-card holders—through familial ties either as spouses, children, or parents of U.S. citizens, or through other family-sponsored preferences.

How can a Dominican become a US citizen?

How do you become a citizen of the Dominican Republic?

You will get a Dominican Republic ID, same as Dominican natives have (will replace Cedula de Identidad) Once you have determined that Dominican Republic is where you want to move to and ultimately obtain the citizenship of, you will first need to apply for a residency status and a work permit.

Can I translate my passport into Spanish in the Dominican Republic?

Important: Translations into Spanish must be done in the Dominican Republic. Translations done in foreign countries will not do. All the documents (copy of passport, copy of birth certificate, original Police clearance certificate) you bring into the Dominican Republic for immigration purposes must have apostil.

What are the immigration rules and procedures in the Dominican Republic?

Dominican Republic immigration rules and procedures are comparatively favorable for foreigners. In other words, it is relatively easy to obtain temporary residence permit, permanent residence, and second citizenship. This article will help you understand the process of the Dominican Republic residency and citizenship.

Where can I get a copy of my Dominican Cedula?

Many Dominican parents that have obtained U.S. Citizenship or residency typically no longer hold Dominican Cedulas (Dominican Identification Card). In these situations, your parent should visit their local Dominican Junta Central Electora as you’ll need a clear copy to present for your application.