Your Ultimate Escape to Belize Kit is the best resource available to help you get to know the Caribbean paradise that is Belize. From finding a property…to obtaining residency. You'll learn how to invest, travel, live, retire, and start a new business in Belize. With Ultimate Escape to Belize Kit as your guide, you'll save time, money, and hours of frustration...
It doesn’t take newcomers long to realize that Belize has a very unusual culture. It’s a land of Mayan temples, colonial mansions, jungle lodges, and seaside condos. Though the predominant language is English, your next-door neighbors might speak Spanish, Creole, French, German, or any of a dozen other languages. Belize is a country where you can dine out on Mexican food while Garifuna music plays in the background. Belize: The Owner’s Manual will take you step-by-step through this stable English-speaking, democracy and give you a head start in enjoying its benefits.
Watch our best video presentations on Belize delivered by experts from some of our sell-out events this year. * Glynna Prentice, IL Editor – Belize: Central America’s Best-Kept, English Speaking Secret * Julie-Ann Ellis-Bradley, Barrow and Williams (Belize Attorney) - Belize – Living and Investing Made Simple Please note these recordings will not be available until approx. 3 weeks after the Ultimate Conference VIII. (Mid June).
About three years ago my husband, Scott, and I started talking about leaving Indiana and moving abroad, possibly to Central or South America. We had both traveled there and loved what it had to offer in the way of lifestyle.
The world is full of possibilities, all waiting for you to explore. Join us as we go adventuring around the globe, from Japan and China to Nicaragua, Thailand and elsewhere, meeting entrepreneurial expats who share exclusive tips and advice on living well while earning abroad. All this and more awaits you inside your new issue of Incomes Abroad.
Ecuador, Costa Rica and Belize are three of the Latin American countries in the “cocoa belt”—the 10 degrees either side of the equator where the cacao tree grows. Here you'll find a burgeoning cottage industry devoted to this type of chocolate making.
Costa Rica is not a “new” destination for International Living. Through the 1990s, the market boomed. Prices for beachfront property along the Pacific Coast increased 6-, 8-, 10-fold and more… But as property prices rose in Costa Rica, we (and our readers) began looking elsewhere. Today, when things are changing again, it makes sense for you to take a look at this darling of Central America. We have gathered together all the essential information you will need to give you a head start in enjoying the benefits of this beautiful and exciting country in Escape to Costa Rica - Everything You Need to Know to Retire Better, Invest Well, and Enjoy the Good Life for Less.
Ecuador is justly famous for its markets. In the country’s guild towns you can buy handmade leather goods, high-quality instruments and silver jewelry. Each town has its farmer’s market, too, where you’ll pick up enough fresh produce to last a week for around $10.
Mongolia is the world’s most sparsely populated country, largely made up of steppe, mountains and a big piece of the Gobi desert. It’s also the world’s fastest-growing economy, thanks to vast underground riches; gold, copper, coal, tin, uranium and tungsten.
When Roberto, 63, and his wife Réjane Rojas retired in 2002, they were looking for a retirement destination with warm weather, a low cost of living that would allow them to live well on their savings and pension, and easy access to both North and South America. “We visited most of the Central American countries before we decided on Nicaragua. We just loved San Juan del Sur.