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Belize's Digital Nomad Visa

The Digital Nomad Visa in Belize, also known as the Long Stay Permit in Belize offers those with high income from foreign employment the opportunity to live and work in this tropical paradise for up to 6 months per year, providing a unique blend of professional flexibility and Caribbean lifestyle.

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Belize - Digital Nomad Visa

Discover the Belize Digital Nomad Visa

The Long Stay Permit in Belize is designed for remote workers and digital nomads who wish to experience the country's natural beauty and rich culture while continuing their professional endeavors. This program allows eligible individuals to stay in Belize for up to 6 months, offering a perfect balance of work and leisure in a tropical setting.

Minimum Income Amount

USD$75,000, or USD $100,000 with dependents

Visa-Free Travel Countries

100

Months to Visa

1-4 months

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A Snapshot of the Belize Digital Nomad Visa

A 6-month permit for remote workers to live and work in Belize's tropical paradise

Eligibility Requirements

Citizens or permanent residents of the EU, UK, US, or Canada

Anchor Ancestor restrictions

Months to citizenship

Length of Visa

6 months per year

Months to Visa

1-4 months

Physical Presence Requirement

Cannot exceed 6 months in any calendar year

Availability

Online application available

Family Allowance

Spouse and children

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Benefits of the Belize Digital Nomad Visa

The Long Stay Permit offers numerous advantages for digital nomads and remote workers seeking a tropical work environment.

  • Live and work in Belize for up to 6 months
  • Experience Belize's natural beauty and rich culture
  • Balance work and leisure in a tropical setting
  • No local income tax on foreign-earned income
  • Opportunity to explore ancient Mayan ruins and vibrant marine life

How to Apply for the Belize Digital Nomad Visa

  1. Access the Belize Immigration Services Portal and create an account
  2. Complete the online application and submit required documents
  3. Wait for approval
  4. Pay permit fees upon arrival in Belize

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Requirements for the Belize Digital Nomad Visa

To qualify for the Long Stay Permit, applicants must meet specific criteria:

  • Be a citizen or permanent resident of the EU, UK, US, or Canada
  • Be employed outside of Belize
  • Have a minimum annual income of USD $75,000 for single applicants or USD $100,000 for those applying with dependents
  • Not engage in employment within Belize

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Documents Needed for Belize's Digital Nomad Visa

Copy of passport with at least 6 months validity

Proof of employment or business registration

Proof of annual income or capital

Notarized banking reference and statement of account

Police record from country of residence (issued within 6 months)

Proof of travel insurance with minimum health coverage of USD $50,000

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FAQs about Belize's Digital Nomad Visa

Can you work remotely in Belize?

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Can I include my family members in my Belize Digital Nomad Visa application?

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Will I be allowed to work in Belize?

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Can the Long Stay Permit be extended?

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Can Long Stay Permit holders apply for permanent residency in Belize?

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Why Belize

Belize offers a unique blend of natural beauty, rich culture, and a welcoming atmosphere for digital nomads and remote workers.

Benefits:

  • Stunning landscapes and beaches
  • Rich cultural heritage
  • English as the official language

Advantages:

  • Tropical climate
  • Diverse ecosystem for outdoor activities
  • Proximity to other Central American countries

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