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rob, i've been putting together a fairly sloppy but somewhat useful personal database of visas-by-country. basically i cut & paste from various websites. here's what i've got on belize:

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Belize June 13, 2007 us $1 = bzd $1.96 No inoculations are required for entry, but anti-malaria tablets are recommended for extended stays in the jungle http://www.belizeretirement.org/incentives.shtml many fees to set this up (about $2k) Retirement visa – min age 45. us$2,000/month (24k/yr) All persons who have been designated a Qualified Retired Person shall be entitled, on first entering Belize, to import his or her personal effects and an approved means of transportation free of all import duties and taxes. A Qualified Retired Person shall be exempt from the payment of all taxes and duties on all income or receipts which accrue to him or her from a source outside of Belize whether that income is generated from work performed or from an investment. U.S. citizens do not need a visa for tourist or business travel to this country for stays up to 90 days. A valid U.S. Passport is required http://www.travelbelize.org/faq.html Visitors are permitted to stay in Belize for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days. The following category of persons may be granted by the Immigration Department extensions of up to three (3) months at a time. These three months would be after the thirty day period given by the Immigration Officer at the port of entry. Persons living in remote areas away from the Immigration Office Potential Investors Business persons The above is on the strict understanding that the applicant presents himself /herself in person and satisfies the requirement that the necessary funds (US $50.00 per person per day or $18,250/yr) are available for the duration of the period requested extension. Applicant must also have a ticket to his/her onward destination. Extensions are granted at a cost of US $50.00 per month. To obtain a visitor's extension, an application must be submitted to any of the district offices or to the: Belize Immigration and Nationality Department Belmopan, Cayo District Belize, Central America Telephone 011-501-822-2423 Fax: 011-501-822-2662 Since visa requirements are subject to change, please contact the Belize Consuls and Embassies for up-to-date information. OR Contact: The Belize Embassy 2535 Massachusetts Avenue Northwest Washington, D.C. 20008 USA Telephone: (202) 332-9636 Fax: (202) 332-6741