A Quick Guide To Belize’s Qualified Retirement Program

LIOS Senior Editor Kat Kalashian shares a quick guide to retiring in Belize using the country’s Qualified Retirement Program (QRP). Administered by the Belizean Tourist Board (BTB), the QRP is one of the most user-friendly retirement visa programs in the world. To qualify, you need to show proof of income of $2,000 a month, be 45 years of age or older, pass a security clearance check and a medical exam.
If you’re planning to move to Belize and want to bring your household goods along, then getting QRP status can save you a considerable amount of money. It allows you to import all of your household goods within 12 months of receiving QRP status. You can also import one car every three years under the program.
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[@tedbates1316]

Thanks for this information! Btw, do any of the documents need to be apostilled?

[@tocalifebox9692]

Does obtaining this status affect my status in the United States for my Social Security or my military retirement and disability?

[@jaymeez]

What about citizenship?

[@user-ge2lu7wr9m]

You can obtain citizenship after five years of permanent residency, which is not QRP.

[@sarahallen6328]

They’ve changed the age to 40 and older

[@Liveandinvestoverseas]

Yes indeed they have. Here's our latest video covering the changes: ua-cam.com/video/h6CZi7_st-8/v-deo.html