Interesting Projects Gringos create and run in the Dominican Republic | North Coast Expats Lifestyle
Hey there! In this video, I am showing 5 remarkable projects undertaken by gringos in the Dominican Republic. If you wonder how expats get creative over here, and what lifestyle they build, then watch this video till the end.:)
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20 signs that a Gringo has turned Dominican
Hey everyone and thanks for tuning in! Have you ever wondered what might happen to some of the gringos who have been living in the Dominican Republic for quite a number of years? Well, often some of the Dominicans' typical habits and cultural traits happen to rub on them. However, none of these 20 points should be taken as a generalization of all Dominicans or the Gringos here, and every clip has been taken to bring some light-hearted fun to you the viewers, so I hope you’ll enjoy it. :-)
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Expat Communities Living in the Dominican Republic | What to expect
The Dominican Republic attracts expats from all over the world. The expat community makes up around 500,000 people living in the country. In this video, we'll focus on a few large expat communities living here - Germans, Russians, Canadians, Americans, Italians, Dutch, and more... Enjoy!:-)
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Why we Chose to Live in the Dominican Republic. Moving to Cabarete in Puerto Plata ????????
In this video we're talking about why we chose to live in and move to the Dominican Republic and specifically on the North Coast of the DR in a town called Cabarete.
We start off walking along Cabarete Beach discussing what drew us the Dominican Republic and all the various reason for choosing this country to spend the winter away from Canada.
Along the way we make stops at a great coffee shop called Vagamundo Coffee and Waffles as well as a restaurant called Front Loop.
Some of that we discuss that drew us to the Dominican Republic and Cabarete are:
- The location and ease of getting here from Canada, also proximity to the airport
- The amazing terrain including beaches, mountains, rivers, waterfalls, etc.
- A digital nomad town which means great coffee shops, good food and good internet speeds
- Good prices
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10:05 Trying to Learn Spanish
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Why Dominicans itch to Migrate abroad and Why Many Return to Dominican Republic again
In this Documentary Mr.T goes hunting for answers as to why so many Dominicans itch to leave their country, the challenges or opportunities they encounter while being abroad, and why many of them chose to return to Dominican Republic again sooner or later.
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Low Budget Living on the North Coast Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic is quite unique, as it offers you the opportunity to live many different types of lifestyles, depending on your needs and your budget. Basically Here you can live on a budget of $2000+ a month per person AND you can live on $500 to $1000 a month based on your preferences in accommodation, food, mode of transportation, and your choices when shopping. Regardless, both options give you full access to beaches, rivers, and the tropical beauties of the country. Just take your pick on just how sophisticated you want to be with your lifestyle here. In this video, I'll show a way to live a very modest, low-budget lifestyle. Let's begin!
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Do We Still Love Living in the Dominican Republic? ???????? ???? Our Life After 6 Months in the Caribbean
We're back in Cabarete (for a short visit) this week and talking about how we feel after being in the Dominican Republic for six months, do we still like it here? Do we regret staying so long?
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We start the video on Cabarete Beach talking about how we're feeling and some of the things we like about being in the Dominican Republic.
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Afterwards we head to a restaurant we've heard so much about, Wilson's. It's just outside of the main part of Cabarete. It took us awhile to find the road but eventually we got there, parked and took the boat to the restaurant.
We then pick up the video the next day in the nearby town of Sosua, we walk around a bit and then visit a craft brewery called North Coast Brewers.
Lastly we take Eric and Allison to the airport in Puerto Plata and say goodbye!
0:00 Are we tired of the DR?
1:59 Daily Routines and Life
5:49 Our Apartment in Cabarete
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8:26 First Impressions
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He moved his family of 5 to Dominican Republic - Reflections 2+ years later
In this video you can learn a lot about what challenges to expect when relocating, settling and starting a business in the Dominican Republic, as the brave gentleman Henry together with his wife and 3 kids, made the brave relocation move for a life in the tropics.
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Real Estate in Dominican Republic - Your A to Z Guide to Investing in Property on the North Coast
Hi there! After many requests by viewers, I finally produced a documentary on how to go about investing in Real Estate in the Dominican Republic, yet more specifically the North Coast.
However, the information given in this video should come in handy for anywhere on the Island.
You will experience drone shots from various areas, and receive information on approximate prices on condo's, villas and land. Also, you'll experience a tour of a large luxury villa and learn in-depth knowledge from experienced guests interviewed - enjoy! Brgds Mr.T
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Twice the Life for Half the price - Expat covers the benefits of Living in Dominican Republic
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I'm very pleased and fortunate to have this sharp guest Gregory on Camera, as not only is he verbally gifted, but he's also very in tune with the exact differences between especially North America to the Dominican Republic and in this video shares a lot of food for thought for anyone who's sick of the rat-race and the cold. If you're even slightly considering living either part or full-time down here, then this is a must-watch video!
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Expats reflections about Dominican Republic compared to nowadays & some cool mixed clips - enjoy!
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Retire to the Dominican Republic's friendly (and AFFORDABLE!) North Coast
Learn how you can stretch your retirement income further—and enjoy a more comfortable lifestyle—by retiring to the Dominican Republic.
Today, you’re going to learn why the Dominican Republic is a great place to live if you want to stretch your retirement nest egg. And you'll learn the steps you can take right now to figure out if it’s the place for you too.
You’re either already retired or are thinking about retiring. If you’re like a lot of retirees in the US and Canada, you’re wondering what kind of lifestyle you’ll be able to enjoy in your golden years.
The North Coast of the DR is a great place to buy a retirement home, to live either full time or part time.
-The cost of living, combined with the weather, safety and stability, make it pretty much the best place to retire comfortably and affordably.
-The price of real estate, including ocean view property, is still affordable.
-The pensionado visa for retirees is easy to get and gives you a lot of great tax benefits.
If you’re excited by what you’ve learned and are interested in learning more about retiring to the North Coast, follow these steps:
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Don't Visit Tulum Mexico ???? Dominican Republic's secret North Coast. Puerto Plata Travel 2022
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In this video we're exploring the area of Encuentro in Cabarete, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic.
This area is considered up and coming and kind of trendy and is also known for surfing. The area reminds us of what Tulum, Mexico probably felt like 20 or 30 years ago.
We first check out the beach area and watch some surfers and then head up to the small strip of businesses where you'll find surf schools, surf rentals, boutiques and a couple of cafes. We go to a cafe called Pura Vida where we both have smoothie bowls and a strawberry lemonade.
Later we take a 20 minute walk along the beach and a path to the Perla Marina area of Encuentro. Here we go to a little boutique hotel that looks like it's straight out of Tulum called Natura Cabana, where we have a beer on the beach. While here we discuss our upcoming plans and also give an update about our tiny house in Nova Scotia.
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4:34 Back to the Beach
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Los Gringos Beach In Nagua - Another Uncrowded Beach On The North Coast Of The Dominican Republic
Los Gringos Beach in Nagua is one of those fairly well developed beaches that can be quite crowded on holidays and the occasional weekend. However on most weekdays you can have the whole beach to your self. Nagua is a busy town of about 80,000 people so you can imagine how festive this beach can be at party time.
Keep checking the DR Escapes website and our Youtube channel for more expat interviews and tours of businesses and healthcare facilities of interest to future expats. If you have not subscribed to the DRescapes Youtube channel then you may want to do that today by clicking on the subscribe button. This is one of the fastest ways to keep up to date on all the latest video tours and interviews of interest to anyone considering a move outside of the US, Canada or Europe.
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And finally, if you have not already participated in one of our free DYD Discovery Tours of the north coast of the Dominican Republic...... WHY? Heck, worst case you get to explore another beautiful part of the world and best case you will fall in love with this little rural village overlooking the ocean that has become home to so many other expats. Click to sign up for YOUR own Discovery Tour.
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Moving to Dominican Republic in 2021 | Relocation Advice | Part 1
This is the part 1out of 2. In this documentary I go into great detail about practical aspects of moving to Dominican Republic, including reasons to get out of your home country to every step needed and awareness of making that big move.
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Upgrade your retirement lifestyle on the Dominican Republic's North Coast
In this video, you’ll learn how you can upgrade your lifestyle and your life when you retire to the Dominican Republic.
On the North Coast of the Dominican Republic:
-Homes, even homes in gated communities with ocean views, are relatively inexpensive.
-With so much to see and do, you’ll never be bored on a big island like the DR.
-All the products and services you’ll need to live comfortably day-to-day are at your fingertips.
-Family and friends will love visiting you, seeing firsthand how much you’re enjoying your new, more relaxed lifestyle.
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So right now you’re either already retired or are thinking about retiring. If you’re like a lot of retirees in the US and Canada, you’re wondering what kind of lifestyle you’ll be able to enjoy in your golden years.
You’ve worked hard and now you want to enjoy life. Maybe that means taking your foot off the gas and finally unwinding. Maybe it means pushing reset and trying new things and finding new adventures. Maybe it means having quality time to build lasting memories with family and friends.
If any of these sound like you, then the Dominican Republic is definitely your place. The kind of retirement lifestyle you can enjoy here just isn’t possible in a lot of other places in the Caribbean and Central America.
And the best place in the Dominican Republic to enjoy a relaxing island lifestyle that’s still affordable?
On the North Coast.
On the North Coast of the Dominican Republic, no matter your background, you can enjoy whatever lifestyle you’re dreaming of in retirement.
AMERICAN EXPAT LIFE IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Q&A
Simone and i lived in jarabacoa, Dominican Republic together and taught at a Christian school! We talk about our experience teaching abroad, tefl, life in jarabacoa, being American and black in Dominican Republic, our housing situation and cost of living in the Dominican Republic, teacher income., and more. I am so grateful to have Simone in my life and wouldn’t have made it through the school year without her! Ask any questions in the comments!
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Life Must Go On! 2021 Update from the North Coast, Dominican Republic
One must be wondering what life is like in the Dominican Republic, and particularly on the North Coast, in 2021. I have put a few clips together filmed in the summer of 2021. I just wanted to show you how many people here whether they are tourists or locals keep enjoying life despite the world's scamdemic, and against all the odds. So take it away!
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