Tips for Living in Belize
Tips from expats and experts about moving to Belize and living in Belize.
Test drive your new Home and Life
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Stay in small local run accommodations near town to get a more authentic experience or rent a home by owner to stay in. Get out of "vacation" mode and experience life as a local, it will give you a more realistic view, rid you of false impressions and expectations of life in Belize and give you a sense of what to expect and speed up the adaption process. (Continue Reading)
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Rainforestbelize
Relocation .....Why learn the hard way ?
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Why stumble through the relocation process and learn the hard and costly way ? Find an Advisor (Continue Reading)
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Rainforestbelize
One Couple's Nightmare Acquiring Permanent Residency in Belize
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The information below is written in a story form. Not to make light of the journey but instead to allow the reader to understand that when you make the decision to move to your Paradise, it comes at a cost. Be it money, headaches, or just a learning curve. Paradise comes at a price. On October 15, 2012, my husband and I sold everything in the United States. From cars to Christmas trees everything was sold or given to charities. (Continue Reading)
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BelizeThinkTwice
Unusual Stuff and Quirks in Belize
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A healthy sense of humor being a requisite for adapting faster to Belize, this country sure has it's share of quirky funny habits, idioms and entertainment:
The Chicken Drop Bar Game: A fence-in square grid with numbered squares is placed on the ground in front of the establishment or on the beach. (Continue Reading)
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Rainforestbelize
Medical Facilities on Ambergris Caye, Belize
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The lifestyle on Ambergris Caye is most certainly relaxed and slow paced. Many expats have been living in San Pedro for years. That is if you remain healthy. There is a hospital on the mainland in Belize City accessible by a one and a half hour water bus and then a taxi ride to the medical facility. (Continue Reading)
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miriamjn
