Want to Retire in Belize? Here is How You Can Make that Dream Come True
By SL Newman, published Jun 13, 2007
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Making your tropical retirement dreams come true and retiring in Belize is easier that you think. In order to qualify for retirement in Belize, there are a few requirements that you must meet. Currently, you must be at least 45 years of age in order to qualify for the retirement program. If you qualify, then your dependents and spouse can be included with you on your application.
You must also meet some financial requirements. Under current law, applicants must be able to provide proof of at least $2,000 per month. Applicants must also permit a background check to be completed by the Ministry of National Security.
Unlike most countries, the retirement program in Belize is sponsored by the Belize Tourism Board, who forwards all applications and materials to the Department of Immigration and Nationality. When you submit your application, you will need the following: a birth certificate, a marriage certificate if you are bringing a spouse and dependants, a police record not issued more than one month prior to application, a passport, the aforementioned proof of income, four passport size photos and a medical exam, which includes an AIDS test. And you will have to pay all the fees associated with the application.
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Did You Know?
Unlike most countries, the retirement program in Belize is sponsored by the Belize Tourism Board, who forwards all applications and materials to the Department of Immigration and Nationality.
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