belize!!!!?

Question

can some one tell me how do i get to belize from israel quickly as possibel.?
do i have to get a visa?
where i can get some info on belize for stayin there and get belize cityzenshipe?

Answer 1

Contact this website :
http://belize.visahq.com/?ctz=99&ref=
For you visa application

For general information;
http://www.travelbelize.org/bc.html

The Belize Economic Citizenship Investment Programme offers passports and full citizenship status to individuals who make a contribution to the economy of Belize. NOTE: This programme has been suspended (2002)
Good Luck

Answer 2

As for the visa part, yes you need one, you can obtain more information here: http://www.traveldocs.com/bz/vr.htm

Staying in Belize depends on what type of environment, do you want a hotel? Or are you thinking about more long term? If you're thinking long there you'd probably be better off renting a house, for example we are renting out a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom house to a family and we are only charging $400 Belize, which is roughly around $200US...so its pretty cheap...as for citizenship, you'd probably need to be there over a year before you'll be considered...your best bet would be to contact a consulate or an embassy near you.

Answer 3

Belize is in Central America neighbours with Guatemala and Mexico. And has the Carribean Sea. Climate is tropical and u do have to get a visa to come to Belize. For info on Belize go to www.belize.com

Answer 4

Depends what nationality you are? But most people need a visa costing around US$200. You can enter the country with this visa, however, you will probably need a return ticket.

When you arrive you can apply for a resident visa and if you live in Belize for 5 years, you can apply for citizenship.

Answer 5

for inmigration this link
www.pacificcoasttravelinfo.com/belizeimmigration.asp - 14k - Cached
To fly from Isaral check cheap air fares to belize on teh net I think the best is fly to Europe and then to Central America another way is to travel to Mexico and then to C. A.

Answer 6

between an island and the mainland there i found the main hassle-loose languages so as are: English (real, earlier British Honduras) Creole Spanish Garifuna Maya, different tribal languages different than for small villages interior the jungle i found absolutely everyone spoke a minimum of slightly english, and maximum have been fluent with particularly cool accents. in case you understand even slightly bit Spanish then Creole is straightforward to %. up as nicely!

Answer 7

on an airplane!! have u ever heard of those?

Answer 8

going for the reefer eh?

Answer 9

Same here...