Belize Temporary (Investor) Residency

Your Fast-Track to Residency Through Investment.

Gain Residency Through Your Belize Investment

The Belize Temporary Residency Program, commonly known as the Investment Residency, is a premier option for investors, entrepreneurs, and property owners seeking to establish a foothold in Belize without the stringent physical presence requirements of permanent residency. This program is specifically designed to attract significant foreign investment by offering a straightforward path to residency for those who contribute to the nation's economy.

To qualify, an applicant must demonstrate a substantial investment in Belize valued at a minimum of $250,000 USD (or $500,000 BZD). While real estate is the most common and tangible form of investment for this program, funds can also be directed into other approved sectors like tourism or agriculture. A major advantage of this program is its flexibility; applications can be submitted remotely, and the holder is not required to live in Belize year-round.

The residency is granted for one year and must be renewed annually by proving the investment is maintained. This status allows you to live, work, and operate your business from within Belize, enjoying the benefits of its low-tax environment and stable, English-speaking society. For many, it serves as a convenient and strategic stepping stone towards long-term goals in the Caribbean.

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Key Program Benefits

Investment Threshold

Qualify with a minimum investment of $250,000 USD, most commonly in the real estate sector.

Remote Application

Enjoy the convenience of applying for residency from anywhere in the world without initial travel.

No Physical Stay Required

Maintain your residency status without needing to meet the strict 50-week physical presence rule.

Right to Work & Operate

This residency status grants you the right to operate a business and work within Belize.

Investor Residency Consultation Form

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