Every route we track for Dominican Republic, with the official source behind each one.
If your reason for living in the Dominican Republic does not fit a work or investment category, ordinary RT-9 temporary residence is the general route - renewed yearly on the way to permanent residence.
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Permanent residence (RP-1) is the Dominican Republic's settled-status card - reached fast through the investment classes, or after the required years of renewed temporary residence on the ordinary route.
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The Dominican Republic's Temporary Worker Permit (PTT) is distinct from the general RT-3 labor residence: it is a non-resident permit specifically for a company hiring foreign personnel for agricultural or construction work, endorsed by a legally constituted Dominican company.
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If you make a qualifying investment in the Dominican Republic, the investor route gives you residence and, like the other investment classes, a fast track to permanent residence.
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If you receive a pension from abroad, the pensionado route gives you Dominican residence quickly - and it puts you on the fast track to permanent residence from your first card.
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If you have steady income from abroad - including remote work - the rentista route is the Dominican Republic's practical home for you, and it leads quickly to permanent residence.
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The Dominican Republic's Labor Temporary Residence (RT-3) is a one-year residence permit for a foreigner entering the country exclusively for work under an employment contract.
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