RE: Why I Left Canada and Became A Citizen of the Dominican Republic

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Why I Left Canada and Became A Citizen of the Dominican Republic

in money •  8 years ago 

I always thought you lived in mexico,

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      ·  8 years ago 

    I do. It's the Perpetual Traveler/Prior Taxpayer (PT) lifestyle... be citizen of one country, resident of another and live in a place as a tourist. ;)

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        ·  8 years ago (edited)

      What was the residency requirement for DR? Besides years - what type of on island living was required? Did you meet David Ortiz before he became an American? :)

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          ·  8 years ago 

        Hardly any. Ortiz became an American slave? LOL, that must have cost him tens of millions.

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