Expats living/working currently in Bavaro/Punta Cana?

Member since 12 February 2013

PARADISECATSerial expat09 February 2015 19:26:38

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Greetings all, I'm very interested in hearing from expats currently living and working in Bavaro/Punta Cana most of our senior bloggers are retirees or have their own business, but I would like to hear from young people who have fallen in love with the country, and decided to stay. How have you managed to stay in paradise and manage to survive. All inputs all welcomed, and feel free to Private Message me if you do not wish to make your experience public. What are you doing to make a living as an expat, how hard is it and what are you thoughts on that area........safety, affordability, night life etc......Most of the info on the blog has been related to the North Coast and Capital, interested in hearing from the young folks down east

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planner Dominican Republic Expert

Member since 27 December 2010

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plannerDominican Republic Expert10 February 2015 00:35:01

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My guess is there are not a lot of "young" people on the east coast, it costs too much to live there!

drtuttle Guest

drtuttleGuest11 February 2015 00:44:54

Hi Massagew.

The majority of the expat located in that area (East) are Spanish, mostly young families... It's interesting how the expat are settled by regions in D.R. With no intention to generalize since I understand there are Individuals from different nationalities spread out throughout the Island. Spanish are mostly concentrated in Punta Cana and the Capital, In Samaná you will find more French and French Canadians, and in the Cibao area Americans and English Canadians make a great number if I'm not mistaken but if I am, I hope someone else correct me with more valuable information.

If you speak spanish, try this other blog for some great info about the East coast ( spaniards dot es ) and choose Dominican Republic.

I was reading the french version here in Expat.com with good info too.

Cheers and all the best.

D.