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Florida Expats Learn What FAMILY Really Means When They Move To Cabrera Dominican Republic

If you grew up in the United States or Canada and can still remember what it was like years ago when you actually knew your neighbors and when it was safe to let your kids play on their own… then you may appreciate what T Le Mont and Karen have to say about what they […]

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Florida Expats, Internet Entrepreneurs Make The Move To Cabrera

You have to meet this family when you visit the Cabrera area.  T Le Mont, with his wife Karen and their three school aged kids, packed up and left Florida, ultimately landing in their newly adopted home in Cabrera Dominican Republic.  An internet entrepreneur, T Le Mont already knew that all he needed was a […]

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Texas Expats – Judy & Richard – Give Us An Update

Some of our most popular Youtube videos were the series we did last year with Judy and Richard, the Texas Expats that came to Cabrera and bought one of the most beautiful pieces of land overlooking the ocean and the mountain ridges.  Well, its time to catch up with Judy and Richard and see how […]

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Helping Out – Come To Cabrera And Make A Difference

Looking for something to do in your retirement?  Want to really make a difference in the lives of people that are not dependent on government handouts or welfare programs?  Want to have fun and a better lifestyle while you are making a difference? Well you may be interested in checking out what this young missionary […]

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Raising Young Kids In Cabrera – Tennessee Expats Speak Out

We’re back with Shawn and Kelly, the young Tennessee expat family on a mission in Cabrera Dominican Republic.  Many Americans and Canadians are understandably concerned about packing their family and young kids up and moving to a foreign country.  Are the schools ok?  What about learning a new language?  Will the kids adapt and feel like […]

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Tennessee Expats Explore The North Coast And Land In Cabrera

Families come to the north coast of the Dominican Republic for many different reasons.  Some to retire.  Some to start a small business.  Some to escape the tyranny and loss of freedom in their home country.  And some to do good for others.  This latest set of interviews is with a young Tennessee family that […]

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Relinquishing US Citizenship If It Were a Stock BUY IT!!!

If giving up US citizenship was a tradable stock on any exchange I would have to suggest buy now and go long. Check out the stats for yourself on Google Analytics. You’ll discover it’s one of the hottest search terms and has been for over one year now. As the saying goes “you ain’t seen […]

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Expat B&B Success In Cabrera Dominican Republic

Living overseas can be the best experience of your life… if you do it right.  Just like anywhere else, the better you get to know the area and the people… the richer the experience.  One of the things we recommend to many of the people that decide to come visit the north coast of the […]

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Expat Small Business Opportunities In Cabrera Dominican Republic – NOW Is the Time

Want to start a small business on a tropical island?  Need a way to help fund your retirement or your escape from the craziness in financially bankrupt first world countries? NOW may be the PERFECT time on the north coast of the Dominican Republic.   In this video interview we will pick an expats brain after living on […]

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Florida Expat Starts A Successful Charter Fishing Business in Cabrera Dominican Republic

Are there real opportunities for expats to own and operate small businesses on the north coast of the Dominican Republic?  Short and simple…Yes… there are many small business opportunities for expats relocating to the Cabrera Dominican Republic area.  Over the next couple months, in a series of videos, we will introduce you to a number of expats from […]

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