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Regional mobility

Belize CARICOM / CSME routes

Understand Skills Certificates and the separate free-movement arrangements for participating CARICOM nationals.

What to know about this route

Qualifying skilled CARICOM nationals can use a Skills Certificate with verification for work-permit exemption and residence. Family documentation supports accompanying dependents. Eligible groups include graduates, artists, musicians, media and sports professionals, teachers, nurses, and certain vocationally qualified workers. Immigration also publishes a distinct Full Free Movement arrangement effective 1 October 2025 covering Belize, Barbados, Dominica, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Nationals receive the relevant entry stamp and should register with Social Security.

Before you make commitments

  • Confirm the current requirements with the authority responsible for this route.
  • Keep a record of your current status, expiry date and any travel outside Belize.
  • Check how this route affects work, study and the status of accompanying family.
  • Clarify the submission process and any appointments before purchasing nonrefundable travel.

Published program or government fees

  • New Skills Certificate: BZD 225
  • Dependent under 18: BZD 50
  • Dependent over 18: BZD 100
  • Certificate verification / indefinite stay: BZD 25

Make your next step practical

Write down your target travel date, passport nationality, who is joining you and the activity you intend to undertake. Then compare this route with related permissions. A short inquiry can help organize the questions you need answered before proceeding.

Official sources

Sources reviewed 29 September 2026. All fees shown are government or program charges, not our service fees.