:: Belizean American Expatriate Association ::

The life of an Immigrant can be a very stressful and frustrating experience, and getting your status adjusted sometimes becomes the most important thing in your life.  We are here to give you all the help and support that you need to complete that process and walk you through the necessary steps to gather the necessary information to help you on your way.  
We use a wide range of experienced reliable immigration sources and  immigration consultants and draw from our expertise to help you and guide you in every aspect of the immigration process from the simplest tasks to the most complicated tasks,s and resolve any issues in connection with your proposed immigration plans.

We offer immigration solutions depending on your circumstances and because we deal  immigration ourselves we can offer several alternative solutions to Belizean expatriates who in the past did not have all the information that they needed online.

Belize is currently an underdeveloped country—underdevelopment due to the negative effects of the British colonial rule over Belize. In order to understand the causes and effects of Belize’s current situation, a definition of development in necessary. The term “sustainable development” was introduced in a 1987 report, Our Common Future, where the World Commission on Environment and Development defined it as “development that meets the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs” (Nagpal 1995). Therefore, it makes sense to define a developed country as a country whose citizens’ needs are met. Belizeans’ needs are unfulfilled as evidenced by deficiencies in Belize’s health and welfare, education, political dependency, economic status, and emigration patterns.