I receive a good number of emails from folks all over the world looking for useful information on relocating to Belize. I thought I'd start sharing them occasionally in case you might have similar questions. Your welcome ;)
Todd writes...
"I am a college graduate in the United States and would like to move to Belize for a change in lifestyle and better employment prospects (potentially to start my own business.).
Todd writes...
"I am a college graduate in the United States and would like to move to Belize for a change in lifestyle and better employment prospects (potentially to start my own business.).
I
recently emailed Keith (at B-Lease) to inquire about low-cost, long-term rentals in
Belize, but I was wondering if you could provide me with additional
information on what you did to prepare, such as how much of a nest-egg
you set up for yourself before moving. Was it easy for you to find
employment once you arrived? Are there any consulates that I can turn to
for assistance when I arrive?
I only have maybe
six thousand dollars in the bank, which covers plane, rentals (at $450 or
less), and the fees that one must pay to stay in the area. Are
groceries relatively inexpensive?
Any information you could provide me with would be much appreciated!"
My response...
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