Trying to live in honduras but i am a us citzen what do i have to do.?

Question

Hi. Please tell me what do i have to do. and if u think honduras is bad thats your own probelm. its my choice so thats that. just trying to find some facts, please help. thanks

Answer 1

Ashley, Charlie had some excellent referals and the more Reputable Websites who can answer your questions. I would go to Honduras in a Heartbeat if I could, it's a beautiful Country but the way your asking and the "Perseived Attitude" you are projecting I wouldn't go much anywhere, let alone Honduras. I'm willing to bet that EVERYONE and their Grandparents are addamently opposed to you going and your tired of hearing it. But I say go, hopefully you have been there at least once before and you have family or Trusted Friends living where you intend to stay. Many US Citizens will stay there 89 - 90 days and leave the Country for 48 hours then return for another 90. This to avoid the Red Tape and yet stay "Technically Legal" indefenitlly. I have found the most informative and *Very" up to date is our own US Embassy, suprised me too but they have all the Info at their Website clear and free. Via the Red Tape you'll need to furnish a "Written, Signed Statement" from your local Police basically saying your good to go and "Proof" that you will be recieving $1,100. p.mo. from an established Bank, Trust or Retirement Fund, it can be Uncle Bill but it has to be very clear and verifiable to the Honduran Gov., a Health Exam ...... and more, in duplicates and some Forms furnished in Spanish. Keep ur Passport clean and go to Belize or Nicaragua every 3 months. Be careful, "Tune In" to what the locals tell/warn you and I hope it works out for you. Safe Travels, M. Swanson  

Answer 2

Hehehe.. youre on the run, arent you?

Go to your local Honduran consulate and theyll help you out..

Answer 3

You will need to apply for a visa to reside in Honduras ( not just a tourist visa).  This usually means you will need written proof of sufficient income to support yourself.  If you need to work, you will need a work visa.  I am not familiar with visa requirements in Honduras, but you may go to their embassy site below to research the visa requirements.  If you enter "moving to Honduras" in the search bar , you will find quite a few articles with helpful information.