Live, Invest, Work, Retire in Belize - Living in Belize

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In 1999, the Belize House of Representatives passed the Qualified Retired Persons Incentive Act, aiming to attract retirees to the country. The Qualified Retired Persons (QPR) program does not expect one to be retired or even at retirement age, they...

Belize is emerging as a significant player in the overseas real estate market. The small Latin American country is welcoming more North Americans every day, with an influx of expatriates, retirees, and investors who invest in Belize. Some are seeking...

You may be thinking about starting a business overseas, and starting an onshore business in Belize definitely has its perks. The nation has a growing economy and the tourism industry is beginning to blossom significantly.
Businesses of all kinds are being brought to the country every day due to tourism. Property prices are affordable, which means there is an increasing number of international property owners who spend their time and money in Belize....

A guide to residency and citizenship in Belize.
For U.S. and Canadian citizens traveling abroad in Belize, a visa is not required for up to a month. After that initial month, one would have to visit the Immigration Department office for a visa extension for a renewal fee of $25. Visitors can do this...