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Belize offers a unique opportunity in the real estate market with its stunning natural beauty, English-speaking population, and a laid-back lifestyle. This Central American nation is increasingly popular among expats and retirees, thanks to its affordable cost of living and friendly community. Belize's property market ranges from beachfront homes to jungle retreats, appealing to a diverse group of investors. The government's investor-friendly policies, including no capital gains tax and easy property ownership laws for foreigners, make Belize an attractive investment destination. Additionally, its proximity to North America adds to its appeal for those looking for a tropical haven close to home.
Belize’s economic freedom score is 59.8, making its economy the 85th freest in the 2023 Index.
Belize is ranked 18th out of 32 countries in the North, South and Central America regions, and its overall score is above the world and regional averages.
Belize's passport ranking 52rd in the world passport index. With access to 103 visa-free destinations
*For family of four in Belize
We have curated a comprehensive list of frequently asked questions for your convenience. Should you require further assistance or if your question remains unanswered, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Belize enjoys a tropical climate with warm temperatures year-round, characterized by a wet and a dry season.
Yes, the US dollar is widely accepted across Belize, with the exchange rate fixed at 2 Belize Dollars for 1 US Dollar.
Belize’s healthcare system includes both public and private facilities, with affordable care and services primarily in major cities.
Yes, English is the official language of Belize, making communication easy for English-speaking expats and travelers.
Belize’s education system is based on the British model, with English as the primary language of instruction.
Yes, there are several international schools, especially in major cities and expat communities, offering diverse curriculums.
Childcare services are available, especially in urban areas and expat communities, with options ranging from private nannies to daycare centers.
Belize offers a variety of family-friendly activities, including beach outings, nature reserves, and cultural experiences.
Residency typically requires proof of income and a continuous stay in the country for a certain period, among other requirements.
Yes, the Qualified Retired Persons (QRP) program offers various incentives for retirees who meet specific income requirements.
Tourists can typically stay in Belize for up to 30 days, with the possibility of extensions for longer stays.
Yes, Belize allows dual citizenship, enabling individuals to retain their original nationality while becoming Belizean citizens.
Yes, foreigners can own property in Belize without any special permits or restrictions.
Belize has relatively low property taxes compared to many other countries, making it an attractive location for real estate investment.
Belize is popular for property investment, especially among expats, due to its natural beauty, affordability, and relaxed lifestyle.
There are no major restrictions on renting out property in Belize, making it an attractive option for real estate investors.
Benefits include tax exemptions on income and imports, and the ability to live in Belize with minimal immigration restrictions.
The income requirement for the QRP program is usually around $2,000 per month from a pension or other regular source.
The cost of living in Belize is generally lower than in many Western countries, appealing to retirees looking for an affordable lifestyle.
Yes, there are retirement communities catering to expats with amenities and activities designed for a comfortable retirement life.
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