Expat Banking & International Wire Transfer

Moving to Dominica? Expats have unique banking and investment needs. Find information about expat banking, Dominica banking and opening a bank account in Dominica in ExpatExchange.com's Resource Guide.

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Remitly

Send money online for what matters most. We make international money transfers easier than ever. Choose how and when you send, with great exchange rates and low fees.

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Wise

A Wise multi-currency account for travellers, expats and freelancers lets you spend in any currency, receive money like a local and send money around the world with your own foreign currency account — cheaper than old-school banks. With the Wise debit card, you can spend in the local currency — wherever you are. It's accepted anywhere that takes Mastercard or Visa.

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Expat Health Insurance

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Expat Health Insurance

Get a quote for international health insurance from our partner, William Russell.
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Dominica Guide
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Healthcare & Health Insurance in Dominica

Expats in Dominica offer advice about healthcare, hospital visits, emergency rooms visits, finding a doctor and buying health insurance in Dominica.

Real Estate in Dominica

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