The Dominican Republic is a beautiful and vibrant country located in the Caribbean. As a digital nomad, I had the privilege of spending several months living and working in this amazing destination. From the stunning beaches to the rich culture and affordable cost of living, the Dominican Republic has something for everyone.
One of the first things that struck me about the Dominican Republic was the incredibly affordable cost of living. Accommodation, food, and transportation are all very reasonably priced, making it an ideal destination for digital nomads on a budget. I found that I could rent a comfortable apartment in a nice area for a fraction of the cost of what I would pay in a major city in the United States or Europe. The cost of food and groceries is also very affordable, and I could enjoy delicious meals at local restaurants without breaking the bank.
In terms of things to do, the Dominican Republic has no shortage of activities to keep you entertained during your time as a digital nomad. Of course, the country is famous for its stunning beaches, and I spent many weekends lounging on the soft white sand and swimming in the crystal-clear waters. The Dominican Republic also has a rich and vibrant culture, and I loved exploring the colorful colonial streets of Santo Domingo, the capital city. The country is also home to breathtaking national parks, lush rainforests, and majestic mountains, offering a wide range of outdoor activities such as hiking and ziplining.
As a digital nomad, access to high-speed internet is essential, and I found that the Dominican Republic had a reliable and fast internet connection in most areas. I was able to work from local cafes, co-working spaces, or my apartment without any issues, making it easy to stay productive while enjoying all that the country has to offer.
Overall, my experience as a digital nomad in the Dominican Republic was nothing short of amazing. The combination of beautiful scenery, affordable cost of living, and rich culture made it the perfect destination for remote work. Whether you’re a freelancer, remote worker, or entrepreneur looking for a new and exciting place to work and live, I highly recommend considering the Dominican Republic as your next digital nomad destination.
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What needs to be done to get permanent residence/citizenship? If you become a permanent resident/citizen how are taxes?
Hey there – Out of curiosity, why did you choose Santo Domingo over Samana to live?
You can go there now and get sick and die. what's the fun in that?
I'm from Dominican Republic, Great video!
Please Add Me On Whatsaap,+212-695355099,I want to visit the DR.
girl your my hero.. god bless keep up the good work..
$1300 a month for rent, girl you must be making money lol
Hi. I live Dominicana Good you like it. The Island is Saona
Dam $1300 that’s raping can get a nice apartment with everything included for half that price in the middle of the city as well. I’m taking a move to DR in a month or two I definitely found a apartment on Airbnb for half of that in a really good location. DR can be expensive like you said but if one manage his expenses and budget right, you can pretty much live pretty decent with $1300 a month that you send on rent
Hi, I very happy to see this video because I live in the Dominican Republic. But I want to say that it's LA ROMANA (where Bayahibe it's located) and it's Isla SAONA (the one you said it was your favorite).
Looks really nice there, some nice scenery.
Do not drink the water any where always drink bottled water. Do nott even use the ice. Venezula ice made me so sick , Dont do it.
You look so beautiful Marissa. You are amazing.
Edison failed 1014 Times before he created the lite bulb and he stole everything he could from Tesla. Thats a life lesson. You have to be willing to fail. Jordan only made 50 percent of the shots he took. The greatest of all times. You cant make the basket if you dont take the shoot. The schools teach people to be slaves. Play it safe Its a Slave mentality.
I always wanted to go dominican Republican… Does the people there speak English too? Where's your next trip?
WHOOOO HOOOO This is awesome !!!!