Most of the things are your list are belizean's best career opportunities. Tour guides, etc are the only way they can make money. Remotely working for a non belize company does not take work away from natives. Telling people to start businesses in direct competition with native belizians will ensure that they resent expats.
Hi! You should take a look at the Cayo region of Belize. Many expats there live a self-sufficient life, which includes farming. If you want more info on this region, check out these pages: bit.ly/387mMTO and bit.ly/3seYUU6
Gabriel....there are lots of operators here, some with their own equipment. It would be a difficult endeavor to pursue this. Land clearing, construction, site prep, and general work is filled by local labor, plus the wages would be discouraging.
Belize generally doesn't give out work permits for anything a local can do. They do this to protect jobs for Belizeans. Your best bet is to start your own company in Belize.
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Most of the things are your list are belizean's best career opportunities. Tour guides, etc are the only way they can make money. Remotely working for a non belize company does not take work away from natives. Telling people to start businesses in direct competition with native belizians will ensure that they resent expats.
I'm pretty sure tour guide jobs are restricted to Belizeans
Love it love your videos
I’m an aromatherapist and would love to sell skincare products in Belize 🇧🇿
That would be something nice todo
“Open a Church”… you def glossed over this one. Please explain: how do people earn money doing this?
Great information...I'm a content writer and marketer.Will be coming to Belize soon. Hoping to meet you ☺️
Any work for film directors? Or do you think I should just start a few small businesses there instead?
miss information work permits are not handed out. all of your options to work are supplied by locals.. open a church???
So you can work ‘from home’ on a computer without a work permit?
Absolutely
Here in Belize things are so freaking expensive
I'm looking at starting farming ventures. Any pointers?
Hi! You should take a look at the Cayo region of Belize. Many expats there live a self-sufficient life, which includes farming. If you want more info on this region, check out these pages: bit.ly/387mMTO and bit.ly/3seYUU6
I’m a heavy machine operator, looking to move to Belize.
How can I find work?
Gabriel....there are lots of operators here, some with their own equipment. It would be a difficult endeavor to pursue this. Land clearing, construction, site prep, and general work is filled by local labor, plus the wages would be discouraging.
I noticed you mentioned living on a boat. Is that something you can do while you are trying to become a citizen? Thank you for your time.
Good video
So if ya wanna relocate at mid age, have a few 10's of thousands saved.
10 ways to turn belize into us...😂
Most of this is questionable anyway because many of these are jobs that Belizeans could do and an expat will not get a permit for that.
Assalamualikum, mam. How Are you & your family. Where you office
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Salam how r u
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Wow. Many ways to make a BZD$$$$$$. Thank you for the intel.
Just curious. Do they want heavy equipment operators.
Yes. Belizian heavy equipment operators. They are working on roads now.
@@shirleyporter7795 is there a website. I can find the job listing. Thanks.
Belize generally doesn't give out work permits for anything a local can do. They do this to protect jobs for Belizeans. Your best bet is to start your own company in Belize.