21/11/2014
why 3,000 Americans Live in ?
Like its Latin American neighbors, Belize offers an amazing climate and an affordable lifestyle. It also delivers stunning natural beauty, much of which is completely unspoiled. Adventurous expats can explore its sandy white beaches, tropical rainforest, ancient Mayan ruins, mountains, waterfalls, and more.
Most notably, the warm waters off the coast of Belize are home to the world’s second largest barrier reef (the largest in the western hemisphere), which makes for excellent diving, snorkeling, fishing, windsurfing, and a number of other aquatic activities.
Also, as the only English-speaking country in Central America (due to its origins as a British, rather than Spanish colony), Belize is an easy place for expats to make themselves comfortable. The country’s system of law is also based on British principles.
Another perk of living and investing in Belize is its stable economy. It has one of the lowest inflation rates in the world and a number of tax benefits for residents and investors. As a result, it’s also a popular offshore banking center.
So, if you’re considering relocating to Latin America, those are a few of the places where you might be most likely to have other expats as neighbors.
But don’t read much into the numbers other than just that. No single expat destination is right for everyone, so a country that draws thousands of new immigrants each year might have no appeal for you at all.
The decision to become an expat is life-changing one. The process of deciding where is the fun part. Start exploring today.
Source: http://vivatropical.com/nicaragua/where-expats-live-in-central-america/
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