Strategic Geographic Location
Its location, in the very centre of the Caribbean, has made the Dominican Republic a vital trade link between Europe, North America and the rest of Latin America. It offers preferential access to more than 1,000 million consumers through free trade agreements with the United States and Central America (DR-CAFTA) and the Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) with the European Union and the United Kingdom.
Solid Legal Framework and Incentives
The Dominican Republic’s government favours Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) through a solid legal framework that, not only offers legal security to investors but also a set of incentives and tax exemptions that guarantee higher returns on their investments, all while generating employment, boosting the economy and promoting the country’s development.
Advanced Infrastructure
The country has a vast physical infrastructure, is well developed and it is adjusted to economic requirements which are focused on producing and commercialising goods and services.
Its network of roads is one of the best in the region, linking practically all destinations in the country. It also has a modern, spacious and efficient system of airports and ports. As of June 2022, the Dominican Republic has 8 international airports, more than 320 daily flights, 12 cargo ports and 3 cruise ports.
Economic, Social and Political Stability
Legal security, economic dynamism and an attractive business climate continue to make the Dominican Republic the ideal destination for attracting Foreign Direct Investment in the region and one of the most vibrant economies in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Variety of Natural Resources
The Dominican Republic is known to have a vast diversity of attractive natural resources, such as its beautiful beaches, fertile soils, warm climate and mineral deposits, which makes it an ideal place to explore and invest. The Tropical Climate usually averages around 28C throughout the year.
Embassy of the Dominican Republic 2022