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Amen! Welcome back home 🇩🇴

@@rancell9941 dilo duro!

@@TheHouseOfRonin I haven’t heard one person here in the years I’ve lived here talking about guns or their “rights”

@jgivesback that's cool. Im just telling you how it is. Open carry is a common thing in the DR. Gun laws there are lax

@@TheHouseOfRonin I’m not sure where you got that information from but it’s definitely not laxed

@jgivesback I'm half dominican. I got my 2nd citizenship through ancestry last year. I'm really bullish on the future of DR. First comment was a half joke for some humor. I thought i made it obvious, but perhaps not. My brother and i have been to multiple weddings in the DR and most of the time someone showed up cowboy style with a side piece. Pretty amusing to see. Is what it is, not really a big deal. I guess i shouldnt say gun laws are lax but its a straight forward process in getting one. I dig your channel but like your click bait -style title implies....there are dangerous areas in DR. Just like in all major cities in the US and through the carribean.

Her story is inspirational

@@DavidBurdier thank you!

@@eudisnunezveras thanks brotha!

Thanks 💯

Glad you enjoyed it!

Yes it is 🇩🇴🇩🇴

Can’t wait to move there 🎉

Thanks for the support and sub! Where are you planning on visiting?

@ not too sure yet, it’s so many places to visit, lol. Any recommendations? It’ll be me and my girlfriend. I definitely want to eat and hit a few beaches.

Thanks for the feedback! I’m just starting out and all tips are appreciate

Thank you, completely different than when you left. What’s holding you back ?

The airport?

@jgivesback yes

Thanks for watching! Happy to hear your feedback

@@RemoteSalesguy great to hear you’re coming back to the motherland. Just like you said it’s not perfect however the pros definitely outweigh the cons

Glad you liked it!

The relocation guide is now available to help you have a smooth transition stan.store/jgivesback/p/get-my-relocation-guide-now-iy8hmeup

@ gracias hermano

@ I’m looking to do this, before the end of 2025 gets here

@@changeisalways4839 overthink overkills as does analysis paralysis remember that. We are on this earth for a limited time, so make the most of it!

@ you are correct, let me stop trying to make everything perfect. The choices in La Republica Dominicana out weights the US. Is a no brainer. I need to cut the negative people in my circle that will never do anything

@ Jonah; have you heard of the MOTOMETRO, that is coming to DR

@@jgivesback what is also blowing my mind the supermarkets there. I just visited Bávaro with friends 2 weeks ago. The growth like you say and have said. WOW. I took my friends to a Comado and they was nervous; they why I wasn’t, I enjoyed

@@chrissieo7184 Im glad you got the sense of humor 😂😂

Parece que no entendiste el video bien

No, no lo entendió 😂😂

@@JoandraCuevas 😂😂😂

He’s probably old school Dominican🇩🇴 My mom never understands my humor 😂😂

@@SilvieriaDelacruz thank you!

@@Gianna-en1kn yes, im actually releasing my relocation guide tomorrow which includes all of it

So are the ones here in the US. Have not seen how immigrants spend here?

I cant speak for other countries, but for D.R. I will never be thankful of people breaking the law and staying in my country illegally. For your information, tourism is one of the mainstream of income in D.R. but it doesn't keep the our country "afloat": 3 years of covid pandemic was proof that Dominicans can sustain themselves without tourists. People come here because our country is beautiful and we have a lot to offer. They aren't doing us any favors. Dominicans only important about 20 percent of what we consume. We love and have our own products, and Services and we don't rely on imports. I don't want illegal immigrants from the richest country in the world taking advantage of that privilege and abusing our system. Send them all back! ❤

I live in Canada..the real estate market didn't crash because immigrants bring their life savings and buy property here. Most of the Canadians can barely afford rent... but I think it's easier to stereotype cuz you won't need to burn calories thinking :)

@@il42 explain please

@jgivesback if you have money, you stay, if you don't have money -this means you have to work ( presumably illegally), so you become labelled "illegal imigrant". No country is interested in kicking out someone who has money and spends it there.

@@il42so the undocumented workers who contributed over 92 BILLION DOLLARS in taxes in 2022 in the US should be allowed to stay correct?

@@jgivesback I am not advocating for or against, I just merely stated that this is not due to his race, but due to his social/financial standing.

​@@il42for your information: I cant speak for other countries, but for D.R. I will never be thankful of people breaking the law and staying in my country illegally. For people in the comment section without a clue: Tourism is one of the mainstream of income in D.R. but it doesn't keep our country "afloat." 3 years of a covid pandemic was proof that Dominicans can sustain themselves without tourists. We had too much milk and potatoes and they were going bad. People come here because our country and our culture are beautiful and we have a lot to offer. They aren't doing us any favors. Dominicans only important about 20 percent of what we consume: That's the main reason why life is affordable in D.R. We love and have our own products and services, and we don't rely on imports. I don't want illegal immigrants from the richest country in the world bringing up the cost of living in my country, taking advantage of our privileges, and abusing our system. 🇩🇴 Send them all back! 💙🤍❤

What??

If we didn’t have one you would probably say that there isn’t a mall or hotel lol

Just started the channel! Any real estate help you need let me know

Im glad you found this to be insightful

@@drmshewa thanks for sharing

Depends on the conversion rate you are using

Thank you for the words and sub!

It’s a business in the states

hiii i am dominican and sadly education and free healthcare are not that good, and in schools it depends alot of what school distric is but public schools like: politecnico las mercedes, ipisa ect are top tier but mostly of the schools here are private but they arent thatt expensive to be honest per month a good school can be like 300 to 500 dollars and free healthcare here its bad only private with a good insurance its good

Thank you

That’s the one that had the casino right? It looks abandoned

The GDP per capita was 10,716.01 USD 2023 and continues to grow. You can't compare it to the U.S.. 80 percent of what Dominicans eat comes from inside our country. We love our local products. I used to pay $156 a month rent for a studio apartment three years ago. my $350 a month job was good enough for me to maintain the same standard of living, I had in Canada. I would argue that I actually lived better in D.R. because of the food, the weather, the people and the culture. I used to drink one or two Presidentes almost daily. after 2 years of living in Villa Mella, I had over 10 friends from the neighbourhood. I only came back because I had to take care of family, but I can assure you, I can't wait to go back and stay in D.R. permanently.

What about Americans living on minimum wage with cost of living skyrocketing? It’s all the same anywhere in the world

Why is that, where do you gather that from?

We are taking the steps in the right direction

I wouldn’t doubt it