Moving to Central America (crime, country, people, speak)

[UrbanLuis]

How hard is it for a North American to get the proper papers to live, work and buy property in Central America, more specifically in Belize, Honduras or Nicaragua? Would it be easier for a Canadian to get papers for Belize, being that they are both common wealth countries?

Also, is it easier for people from central American countries, to be able to work and live in a neighboring central american country?How does it work for them?

thank you.

[Edu983]

According to the U.S. point of view, there is North America and South America, since the U.S. opened the Panama canal and divided America in two pieces. According to the U.S. point of view Central America is part of North America, meaning that central Americans are North Americans as well.

In the majority point of view , the pointof view of all the other American countries, there is one continent named America, and there is the north part of America, the central part and the southern part. In this point of view central americans are central americans.

You are mixing two points of view. Pick one please, you are confusing.

[stevej64]

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What don't you understand? The man says SPECIFICALLY Belize,Honduras,and Nicaragua.

[Tiger Beer]

What kind of work are you looking to do there?

[Manolón]

I'd say that unless you work on some NGO, forget about Nicaragua and Honduras, lots of crime, maras. Do you know people there from the families? Who will protect you? Do you now the language? Not long ago there were nice little towns you could live...I don't know know,

Belize is different, a TAX HAVEN, a lot of foreigners working in tiurism watching corals, and the stuff, and the country works the sort of speak English, FULL of Europeans, bunch of banks, etc,