Moving to Belize

Published on 24 October 2004
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Some information for people considering making the move to Belize

What has Belize got going for it that attracts many an expatriate to relocate there?

If you are an expatriate searching for the impossible, namely a new home in an affordable peaceful and private haven in a world otherwise dominated by threats of violence, restrictions of liberty and personal freedom, you might like to consider moving to Belize!

In Belize you will find that your ‘impossible’ dream may just be realisable! 

Expatriates are attracted to Belize because of its climate, its relaxed and gentle pace of life, the beauty of its landscape and the warmth of its people.  People are also attracted to the unrivalled diving and snorkeling opportunities in Belize.

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Lonely Planet Diving and Snorkeling Belize

Lonely Planet Diving & Snorkeling Guides

Belize is home to the largest barrier reef in the western hemisphere.

This guide is designed for divers who base themselves on coastal or off-shore islands, or those who stay aboard to dive in more remote areas. It includes information on: depth, visibility, marine life and temperature.

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Real Estate in Belize...

Furthermore, with real estate prices in Belize still being affordable and with its status as an offshore tax haven well established and its offshore banking sector developing fast, moving to Belize is a very attractive prospect for some.

If you are thinking about moving there you should make sure you visit during the dry season and the wet season to fully experience the different climatic events and the different weather hazards. 

From hurricanes to high humidity, Belize has some difficult conditions that you should make yourself aware of and be sure you can comfortably live with.

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