Build a Dominican Republic Plan B that works in real life.
Residency, family documents, property timing, banking questions, and local setup coordinated as one practical plan.
Start with the reason, then choose the residence category.
Entrepreneurs
A second legal base, Caribbean access, family optionality, and coordination with independent tax counsel.
Families
Document sequencing for spouses and children, school context, housing, and realistic travel planning.
Retirees
Pension or passive-income review, healthcare orientation, housing, and long-term renewal planning.
Property buyers
Residency screening before a purchase so immigration assumptions do not drive the wrong transaction.
Remote professionals
A practical Dominican base with a clear boundary between immigration, employment, and tax questions.
Existing residents
Renewals, permanent status, naturalization readiness, and correction of document inconsistencies.
What CaribRus reviews before recommending a route
- Citizenship and current state/country of residence
- Income source: employment, pension, rent, business, or investment
- Spouse and children, including countries where civil documents were issued
- Property plans and whether the contemplated investment fits the selected category
- Travel date, passport validity, police certificates, apostilles, and translations
- Long-term objective: relocation, backup residency, permanent status, or naturalization
Know which costs belong to whom.
CaribRus professional support for an individual residency case is typically US$2,000-US$3,500; a family file is typically US$3,500-US$5,000. Government fees and third-party expenses are separate.
View official 2026 feesSend the facts. Get the next practical step.
Include your state, family size, income basis, property plans, and preferred timing.