About Belize

It is a country that protects its environment so jealously that international fishing vessels are not allowed into its waters, which helps it to offer one of the best eco-tourism and diving in the world.

This country has practically no government interference in business for foreigners. It is a blast with numerous organic farms, abundant inland rivers, and jungles full of wildlife; a place where people are still friendly, and you can live freely.

This country is Belize, one of the world's least-known offshore financial and tax planning paradises.

Belize is uniquely attractive and often overlooked as one of the best Plan B opportunities in The Americas. Belize financial and offshore services are attractively priced. Unlike many similar jurisdictions, it is an offshore jurisdiction accessible to all, including small family offices and mid-level investors.

The Mundo team is determined to bring you something you will have to search long and hard to find in any other portal and enhanced by a team of experts and opportunities that you cannot find anywhere else. Mundo brings you the most exciting opportunity in Central America and one of the most underrated in the world.

Belize is a unique gem that allows you to escape from the world's troubles and here are ten reasons why it can be your Plan B destination:

Reason 1:

Enjoy nature at its best. There is a community of Christian organic farmers, the Mennonites, that were long ago given asylum by the government and have been living and farming in the same way their ancestors did, that is, completely organically. You will be able to find their products in the Belize farmers' market where everything is organic, nutritious, and inexpensive. There are no GMO, dangerous chemicals, or pesticides in Belize's untainted air, there is plenty of pure water, and organic living.

Reason 2:

Belize is the only English-speaking country in Central America. The government is a Parliamentary Democracy based on the Westminster system and Belize is a member of the Commonwealth. The legal, judicial, and political system are based on Westminster parliamentary democracy, and the Judiciary system is independent.

Belize is about as far from a surveillance state as it can be. The population density is low, so you will not have the police, tax collectors, or government officials trying to control you, your business, and your loved ones. The largest concentration of foreigners is in San Pedro, which is in Ambergris Caye, an island west of mainland Belize. This island is chosen by most ex-pats because it is way safer than mainland Belize, which has a hotspot of gang wars in Belize City.

Reason 3:

Belize is one of the few countries in The Americas that recognizes Taiwan. This means that Belize not only has no tax treaty or exchange agreement with the People's Republic of China. In fact, it has no diplomatic relations whatsoever with the PRC. If you are looking for a cost-effective Plan B that will actually protect your rights, and especially if you’re from Hong Kong, South Africa, the United States, or Latin America, Belize should be at the top of your list.

Reason 4:

The offshore corporate regime means you can establish companies and structures quickly and easily, and it is one of the most cost-effective regimes in The Americas.

Reason 5:

Belize enjoys an ideal location as it is only a few hours flight to the United States and shares a border with Mexico, making it easily accessible. Also, for those with interests in doing commercial business in Belize, it is close to the Panama Canal, which is attractive for doing business with the Far East.

Reason 6:

Belize's offshore banking laws help you move your funds into Belize banks, which maintain high degrees of secrecy and privacy. This isn’t always a particularly simple process, but with an expert helping hand, it can be done.

Reason 7:

Belize’s real estate is attractive and may provide some of the best investment options in the world today. You can buy farms, beachfront properties, entire islands, and much more at a fraction of any similar jurisdiction. The law system is based on British common law, which is an excellent system for land ownership, and there are no restrictions on foreign proprietorship.

Reason 8:

Belize has one of the least expensive and easiest residence regimes, which is perfect as a plan B escape plan.

Reason 9:

Belize has the second-largest coral reef in the world. The blue hole is recognized as one of the world's most amazing diving sites and fishing and it offers some of the best eco-tourism in The Americas along with Costa Rica, Colombia, Brazil, Ecuador, and similar countries.

Reason 10:

Belize has a territorial tax regime. That means you only pay taxes from your Belizean-sourced income. In fact, if you apply for the retirement program, you will pay no taxes in Belize and can set Belize as your tax residence, meaning that no other country will be able to claim taxes on your worldwide income.

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Belize was known as British Honduras and was the United Kingdom’s last colony in mainland America. The country is generally both considered part of the Caribbean and Central America. It has strong ties with the US, the UK, and generally good relationships with its neighbors, except for a long-dated territorial disagreement with Guatemala.

Belize compares favorably with other countries of the region.

Political stability translates into economic stability. The Belizean dollar is pegged at a 2:1 ratio with the USD; the USD is also accepted almost everywhere at this exchange rate, although change is commonly given in Belizean dollars. Also, the country has a strong record of low inflation, low unemployment, and a constant reduction of poverty. Belize has one of the lowest population densities in the world but is rich in cultures and languages.

Belize is also ecologically diverse. The northern coast is primarily formed by wetlands, while the South is characterized by small hills. Offshore, there are barrier islands with turquoise waters, and the second-largest coral reef in the world, while tropical rainforests dominate the interior.

The government safeguards its many ecosystems, preserving the biodiversity of the inland jungles, the coastal wetlands, and the rich marine life of the coral reefs. Belize also has the largest cave system in Central America, which is easily accessible to tourists, and idyllic beaches abound.