dominicans coming to england

joanne · #1 04-13-2002, 12:51 PM

i have been going to the dominican republic since December 1999 and have been with my Dominican boyfriend since that date, having gone over on many occasion.

i am now hoping he will come to England to visit me so he can see my family and friends, as feel it isn't fair as I have seen where he works, visited his family and met his friends.

i am not sure about the procedures involved about obtaining a visa and howlong it takes.

if anyone has any information please could they let me as soon as possible.

i am going over in June for a holiday and wanted some information prior to that so I can get things in motion

email me please or respond to this add

my email address is sonesj@tuckers-law.com or cosmicjo45@hotmail.com

cheers

joanne

AZB · #2 04-13-2002, 02:04 PM

Sorry to wipe off your hopes: but if he doesn't have a good job (working in entertainment dept of a resort doesn't count) and has no bank balance or no property (worthy of any serious value) to show, then he has as much of a chance of getting a visa to Europe as much as my shoe shine boy down the street from my office.

Hillbilly · #3 04-13-2002, 02:07 PM

hey guys, another !!!!!!one!!!!!!! Be gentle now...

Look up Hillbilly's Three Laws for dating a Dominican...in the archives...Lots of opinions on this one.

chances of getting a visa? About nil!

Sorry..

HB

besides, who would pay for the ticket??

jessica__78 · #4 04-13-2002, 03:37 PM

Why do people have to be so mean!!!!! My advise is try it, if you dont get it oh well, if so great. I have a lot of experience in dealing with that, and in the end I was so surprised!!!!

You guys have made it sound like all dominican people date americans,european ect.. for is to get a card or what ever, but you see the problem is is that love dosnt know green card or citizenship, love dosnt know color, age, religon.

Take my advise, try what ever you can do and if it dosnt work and you and him really love each other move to him!

Meredith · #5 04-13-2002, 04:05 PM

Don't worry, I have brought many good friends from the Dominican Republic to Canada and lets say that they are not persay part of the upper class. They however, have been to Canada before through help from the Scarbourough Missionaries. It is a long process, but it can happen. It is difficult, but there is no hurt in trying. You must build lots of connections!

Hillbilly · #6 04-13-2002, 04:58 PM

Come on Jessica, you know I'm not mean. I said "Be Gentle".

After all, this guy would never date, do or even think of another woman between those visits from England!! He has a bank account, a Credit Card-Visa Gold -and a loan from a S&L to finance his house. He has finished whichever level of education that Joanne has reached and has a visa to travel to Canada or the US...

IF and only IF he meets these three criteria is he worth even a second date, much less anything more. Get real girls...

Go on, Joanne, tell him to go to the British Embassy and solicite a Visa to visit the UK...See what they say...

Oh yes, and Meridith? It's per se not persay...And of course they were not "per se" upper class. The Dominican upper class send their kids to school in Canada, never visit it.....these guys are the "chopos" that Golo is always talking about....I really wonder if you are doing them a service or Canada a service getting them to Canada where they have to work....

Sorry to be so harsh, but these are tiring, no matter how often they pop up...
HB

jessica__78 · #7 04-13-2002, 05:24 PM

I am the last person who wants to get in a ****ing match over this BUT, My man is a chopo from the get go he is also a grease monkey (mechanic), he dosnt have millions in the bank but we love each other. He went to ins even before we meet and he got his papers like a year after we were together, I never in a million years would have thought that he could get them< his sister made him a us citizen. so you know crazier things have happend!!

By the way mabey there should be a group for chopoholics!! I would be the very first person to join. Any one else??? HILLBILLY!

MUAH to my new friend Hillbilly- if he accepts?

Hillbilly · #8 04-13-2002, 05:57 PM

Jessica MUA back at you. You certainly lucked out. good mechanics are hard to find, and many a Dominican has found fame and fortune doing good work. did you know that machinists make up to 50,000$ per year?
yet, there is a detail..."His sister made him a US citizen" That is how about 350,000 Dominicans did it....He got there the easy way. Did you know him before or after? Just curious...they are different fish..

HB

Joke:
Very macho guy: I can do everything better than you!
Jessica: Oh yeah? I bet you not!
Macho man: You're on!
Jessica: Okey, we'll have a ****in' contest!
Macho man: Sure! You first!
Jessica : Drops drawers, leans way back and manages about 10" of distance.
Macho man: HEHEHE! that's easy. Un zips, limbers up, aims.....

And

Jessica yells:

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HEY! NO HANDS!!!

HB with a grin, I know when to fold....

jessica__78 · #9 04-13-2002, 06:13 PM

let me guess who macho man is?

I knew him after he started the whole lifetime process!!!

So will you be apart of the chopoholics anonimo?

Meredith · #10 04-13-2002, 06:14 PM

Sorry, if I offended you with my spelling. Sorry, If I am not as intellectual as you are. What did I say that was so wrong? I was just stating a simple statement.
What's wrong with friend's visiting? They love their own country. I have know them for a long time, they are going to school in their own country, why do they have to be sent to Canada by their parents to study? That makes them a chopo for going to University in Santo Domingo and not in Canada? Okay. What gives you the right to tell me that my friends are chopos when you don't even know who they are. I am offended. And you are going by golo's definition? That's the problem right there.

Sorry, but these rude comments are getting tiring, when people whom are stating them, do not have the right to say them and when it has nothing to do with them.

Jessica, go for it!