International Living

Thanks to the QRP, you will be welcomed as a permanent resident with a pathway to citizenship and that all important second passport. And the best part? You only have to be in the country one month out of the year to continue membership, meaning you can come and go as you please. We explain all of the many benefits of the QRP, including bringing in your household goods, vehicles, cars, boats and more duty free—and we explain exactly how to qualify…the steps to take, the documents required, the cost of application, how long it takes…everything is spelled out for you.

In this special report, you’ll learn about the top five destinations in Belize that make the most sense for the would-be expat. Where are they? (Most are on the coast, of course, but not all…) Why should you seek them out right now…and how much will it cost you to live there? There’s a compelling value proposition in Belize right now...and if you think Belize is for you, you ought not let this opportunity pass you by. We tell all in, Where, Why, and How Much, "Your Guide to Belize’s 5 Top Expat Havens"

Many of the desirable “must see” destinations like Nice and Cannes are so choked with tourists, especially during the summer holidays, that it’s a nightmare for the people who live there. Don’t let this put you off. There are still bargains to be had once you know where—and how—to find them. In this report, you’ll read about places where it’s possible to buy your own south of France retreat from as little as $81,600.

In this special report, we’ll tell you about some of the towns and villages in the South of France that offer very affordable living, without sacrificing any of the beauty and elegance that this country is famed for.