A single person can live comfortably on $1,500–$2,000 per month, including rent and food.
Couples often spend $2,000–$3,000 per month, depending on their lifestyle.
A two-bedroom apartment in Belize City costs around $600–$2,000 per month, depending on amenities.
In smaller towns like San Ignacio or Corozal, housing is even more affordable.
Known for its vibrant expat community and luxury island living. It offers excellent amenities but comes with higher living costs.
A quieter island with a more affordable cost of living and a relaxed vibe.
Ideal for those seeking an authentic Belizean experience with access to nature and lower costs.
Located near the Mexican border, this area is popular with retirees due to its affordability and proximity to amenities in Mexico.
provide opportunities for socializing and support networks that make settling into life in Belize easier.
Belize has made it easy for retirees and expats to relocate through programs like:
Designed for individuals over 45 who earn at least $2,000 per month from pensions or investments. Participants enjoy benefits such as tax exemptions on foreign income and duty-free importation of personal goods.
Standard residency visas are also available for those who don’t qualify for QRP but wish to live long-term in Belize.
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The tax benefits in Belize allowed me to retire early. It's the perfect blend of serenity, adventure, and financial ease.
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Belize's stunning beaches, affordable cost of living, and warm climate make it an ideal destination for digital nomads like me
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The expat community in Belize is so supportive! It's easy to settle in and enjoy everything this beautiful country offers.
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Living in Belize has been an incredible experience! Affordable living, beautiful nature, and a welcoming expat community make it perfect