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Could anyone advise me of the costs for x-rays(face, chest, abdomen, arms+legs), MRI, blood analysis, possible kidney or internal injuries, inability to eat whole foods, etc.?
[QUOTE=Sidney]Could anyone advise me of the costs for x-rays(face, chest, abdomen, arms+legs), MRI, blood analysis, possible kidney or internal injuries, inability to eat whole foods, etc.?[/QUOTE]
If I'm in a similar situation, cost wouldn't be my first concern.
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[QUOTE=Sidney]Could anyone advise me of the costs for x-rays(face, chest, abdomen, arms+legs), MRI, blood analysis, possible kidney or internal injuries, inability to eat whole foods, etc.?[/QUOTE]Medical costs are much cheaper in the Dominican Republic. I have a friend whose sister went to Santiago to get a bunch of cosmetic surgery. The price was at least 1/3 of the cost as for the same procedures here in the states. My friend lost a cap on his tooth one night while in Classicos, he grabbed a motoconcho driver and went off in search of crazy glue at 12 at night. He didn't know the word for glue, so he was unsuccessful. The next day he visited a local dentist who had some ancient equipment, the dentist reinserted the cap, no problem. Cost was minimal. You can buy a small dental repair kit at most pharmacies here in the states, that has the dental glue. In sosua there are are several small medical clinics with signs that say they are open 24/7. Sounds as though you may have a friend who was in an accident, who may be asking you to help with the medical expenses. I don't know what the x-rays cost there, but I would imagine under 40 dollars per x-ray. M.R.I. here in the states can go for upwards of 600 dollars.
From the USA, you have to give the ten dollar tourist card after you pass through customs, in the airport in Dominican Republic, after you have had your passport checked. They have a booth before customs, that sells the tourist cards, if you are in the back of the plane, the line will probably be long, when you get to the booth. The tourist cards can also be purchased I believe at the Dominican Consulate and/or Embassy in the States. I know my friend visited a Dominican government office in New York City and purchased tourist cards. The last time I was in the Dominican they only allowed me to purchase one tourist card, which is retarded, because I would have liked to have purchased several, so that on my return trips I wouldn't have to wait in line to buy the tourist card in the airport. On a past trip, I used an older tourist card, that I had, that was purchased many months before in New York and I guess the guy who took the card noticed that it had an older date, I just told him that I purchased in the States and I went through no problem. Also have a pen with you, as you will be required to fill out at least one form when entering the Dom. Rep., the form asks for your address, where you will be staying in the Dom Rep, as well as flight numbers. You fill out this same form when leaving the Dom. Rep.
The taxes included in most airline tickets from New York to the Dominican Republican are about 126 dollars, add to this the ten dollar tourist card (which is a tax) and the taxes just to enter the Dominican Republic from New York are about 136 dollars. Most larger hotels in the Dominican Republican charge a 26% tax. Appears the all inclusive hotels are exempt from the 26% tax. The smaller hotels, I guess, include it in their price. I read on the Hilton Hotel Santo Domingo website: An additional 10% is charged to all services provided at the hotel as mandatory legal tip. A US $30 visitor's fee applies upon check-in for non-registered guests.
I have flown into Santiago Airport twice and I don't like that airport. When I went through customs, they had a large stack of papers with names printed on them and the person at customs went through the papers to see if my name was there. There was a long wait for my luggage at the Santiago Airport and when I finally got my luggage I had to go and wait in another long line. The other line was for the one x-ray machine they had near the exit. When I was there, the Santiago Airport had every passenger put their luggage through the x-ray machine before they could leave the airport, this happened about 4 years ago. I never flew into Santiago Airport after that. I don't remember any duty free shops at the Santiago Airport (sti). When I was leaving, they have an x-ray machine before checkin, I passed my luggage through the curbside x-ray machine and then I was directed to another line, where I had to wait to have my luggage searched, the problem was spray can of disinfectant, which contained no bleach (this was for checked luggage). I was traveling with my elderly father and he had gotten sick before (pnuemonia) in the Dom Rep, so I brought the disinfectant for the hotel room, used it in the bathroom as well as the air conditiong units (surface ducts and on some units the filters can be real dirty). I had to wait in line to have my luggage searched, before I could check in, because I had a spray can of disinfectant in my checked luggage.
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The airport has been improved over the past year. I've been thru there a dozen times and get waved thru cusatoms about half the time. Getting your bags is still slow but they now have two x-ray machines. I also like the immigration here as they move folks thru two at a time. Much faster than POP.
[QUOTE=Koki9290]The airport has been improved over the past year. I've been thru there a dozen times and get waved thru cusatoms about half the time. Getting your bags is still slow but they now have two x-ray machines. I also like the immigration here as they move folks thru two at a time. Much faster than POP.[/QUOTE]When I used sti four years, when I was coming into the Dominican Republic, the airport made all the passengers wait in line, to get their luggage x-rayed before you could exit airport. I have never seen another airport, that made passengers take their luggage to an x-ray machine, in order to get out of the airport.
I just watched a video on ireport.com, cnn supposedly runs ireport. Shows a Domincan guy chopping off the hands of a Haitian guy. Graphic video. There are some bad dudes in the Dominican Republic. Obviously not chica related, but just a demonstration of how some Dominicans feel about Haitians.
[QUOTE=Jaosousa]I just watched a video on ireport.com, cnn supposedly runs ireport. Shows a Domincan guy chopping off the hands of a Haitian guy. Graphic video. There are some bad dudes in the Dominican Republic. Obviously not chica related, but just a demonstration of how some Dominicans feel about Haitians.[/QUOTE]Wow. Sick stuff.
Have any black Americans ever been attacked in DR because someone thought they were Haitian?
[QUOTE=Jaosousa]In Puerto Plata generally the chicas are darker. Santiago has more light skin chicas. I have met a few non-pro chicas online who live in Puerto Plata. I have not really hung out at night in local places in Puerto Plata. Some of the working girls in Sosua live in Puerto Plata. There are all shapes, sizes and colors of chicas in Puerto Plata. However if your preference is lighter skin non-pros then Santiago or Santo Domingo has more.
Puerto Plata is a busy little city. Lots of cars, buses, motoconchos and trucks. If you were to arrive in Puerto Plata and just try to hook up with non-pros, it could be done, may not be super easy, but with enough effort anything is possible. I usually try to meet a few online that I can develop a rapport with, before I go. Puerto Plata would not be my number one destination to try and hook up with non-pros. There is a greater selection of chicas in Santiago and Santo Domingo.
And even if you hook up with non-pros, more than likely most will have some sob story, involving their bad economic condition, in which case they will be sending you the message that they want you to give them money.
From your post I imagine you want low cost, attractive, light skin, freaky chicas. I doubt you will find many like that walking the streets of Puerto Plata. You might have more luck finding that type of chica in Santiago or Santo Domingo.[/QUOTE]Hey Jaosousa,
Thanks for the info.
I would really like to go to santiago one day. It seems like non-pro prospects will be much harder and I am someone that doesn't have much "game" with women in the US or Europe and I understand you need alot of game in Santiago if you want to get laid with the non-pros. Also santiago it seems is a place where alot of folks have money. So us gringos are not really required down there.
I will definately go there in feb or March.
Thanks
[QUOTE=Enigma84]Hey Jaosousa,
Thanks for the info.
I would really like to go to santiago one day. It seems like non-pro prospects will be much harder and I am someone that doesn't have much "game" with women in the US or Europe and I understand you need alot of game in Santiago if you want to get laid with the non-pros. Also santiago it seems is a place where alot of folks have money. So us gringos are not really required down there.
I will definately go there in feb or March.
Thanks[/QUOTE]You can do non-pros in DR, you don't need great game, my suggestion is to try and meet them online before you go. Chat with them online before you go and you have very good chances of having sex with some of them. Additionally, there is a blurry line between what is a pro and a non-pro. Some girls may not be hardcore pros who survive only by being putas, but some girls may on occasion have sex with a guy and expect money. There are some really poor parts of santiago, not all chicas in santiago are rich. If you are nice and treat them them o. K. You can do non-pros in Santiago. Generally the dating scene is much cheaper in the Dominican Republic. And remember there are always working girls in Sosua who come in from Santiago. Just like here there are all types of chicas in Dominican Republican, some who are very serious that would not have sex with a guy even if he was Brad Pitt. Chicas in Dominican Republic run the whole gamut, from very serious to others who are very easy.
[QUOTE=Reconnoiter]Wow. Sick stuff.
Have any black Americans ever been attacked in DR because someone thought they were Haitian?[/QUOTE]It is a real nasty video, poor naked haitian guy in a field, when the video starts one of his hands has already been chopped off. The dominican guy tells him to put down the other hand or he will chop his head off. The Haitian guy puts his hand on a rock and looks away, then the dominican chops off the hand with the machete. The haitian then runs away with no hands. You can see the face of the Dominican guy in the video.
I know each county has their own lines men use to hit on the chicas. Does any one know any that are used in the DR? Also, what are some of the words used in the DR that can asking for what you want sex wise?
[QUOTE=Jaosousa]It is a real nasty video, poor naked haitian guy in a field, when the video starts one of his hands has already been chopped off. The dominican guy tells him to put down the other hand or he will chop his head off. The Haitian guy puts his hand on a rock and looks away, then the dominican chops off the hand with the machete. The haitian then runs away with no hands. You can see the face of the Dominican guy in the video.[/QUOTE]This video was not shot in The Dominican Republic. The accent on the guy with the machete is not Dominican.
I'm Dominican myself and this guy does not sound Dominican at all and uses the phrase "mal parido wich is commonly used in Colombia.
The colombian authorities are invesitagating this case.
[url]http://www.haitixchange.com/index.php/hx/Articles/hoax-video-alleges-torture-of-haitian-in-dominican-republic/[/url]
Confirmed on Clave Digital - the video is believed to be Colombian of paramilitary nature.
[url]http://www.clavedigital.com/App_Pages/Portada/Titulares.aspx?id_Articulo=16189&Serulle-garantiza-que-el-video-del-machetazo-no-corresponde-al-pais[/url]