Dominican Republic Residency Program
Residency in the Dominican Republic, coordinated by 4Corporate.
- Official investor residence published by the Dirección General de Migración from a minimum USD 200,000 foreign investment
- Temporary residence (RT-9) is published as a one-year permit; permanent residence follows after the published temporary period
- The first investor card is valid for one year; a subsequent card may be issued for four years, renewable for similar periods
- Distinct from Dominica citizenship by investment, which is a separate 4Corporate offering
Have more questions? Write to hello@4corporate.com and we will be happy to assist.
Residency
Why Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic residency is coordinated by 4Corporate as a standalone residency offering. The Dirección General de Migración publishes a temporary residence permit (RT-9) valid for one year, a later change to permanent residence, and a permanent residence-as-investor route that requires a minimum foreign investment of USD 200,000 with a CEI-RD or CNZFE investment certificate. The first investor residence card is valid for one year; after that period a card valid for four years may be issued, renewable for similar periods.
Residency in Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic residency is coordinated by 4Corporate as a standalone residency offering. The Dirección General de Migración publishes a temporary residence permit (RT-9) valid for one year, a later change to permanent residence, and a permanent residence-as-investor route that requires a minimum foreign investment of USD 200,000 with a CEI-RD or CNZFE investment certificate. The first investor residence card is valid for one year; after that period a card valid for four years may be issued, renewable for similar periods.
How 4Corporate supports you
4Corporate reviews eligibility, prepares documentation, coordinates filing with licensed local counsel, and supports post-approval setup. A confidential consultation is the usual next step.
Eligibility
Who this is for
- Investor route: foreign investor intending to invest at least USD 200,000, with a certified foreign-investment certificate from CEI-RD or the CNZFE
- Temporary residence (RT-9): residence visa, economic-solvency documents, police certificate, and medical exams as listed by the DGM
- Passport valid at least six months, apostilled civil documents, and a DGM-authorised guarantee policy
- Any nationality restriction is confirmed in consultation
The engagement
What is included
- Initial eligibility assessment and strategy
- Document checklist, review, and apostille coordination
- Application filing with the relevant authority
- Liaison with licensed local agents and due-diligence providers
- Post-approval onboarding (banking, tax registration where applicable)
Get started
Ready to proceed?
Contact us to start this programme, or write if you have a question.
Have more questions? Write to hello@4corporate.com and we will be happy to assist.