Hi Garner
I noticed your post, and here's what I sent to Carla:
I keep a eye on this list and I know a Honduran Notary / Lawyer that provides immigration services for foreigners relocating to Honduras. Please feel free to check out her website:
www.cedeno-fiallosl awoffice. com
Her name is Julia Cedeno-Fiallos and I think she may be able to help you out here. She has a great reputation and has helped many people in your situation.
Julia may be able to answer your questions.
Thanks
Scott
----- Original Message ----
From: Brillante7774
To: travel-to-honduras.....com
Sent: Tuesday, October 3, 2006 9:16:30 AM
Subject: Re: [travel-to-honduras] We are wanting to move to Honduras
Kent:
even though your response was direct to someone else,
I found it interesting. . I am also planning a move to
La Ceiba in the near future and have tons of questions
taht I just cannot seem to get answered. I was
planning to start with a lawyer there but do not know
if this is the right approach to begin with. Norman
Garner
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> Some answers:
>
> You will want to visit Tela, Trujillo, La Ceiba and
> Atlantida, and the Bay Islands.
> Tela has very beautiful beaches, nothing much going
> on in the town itself, a few residential
> developments and very, very pricey land based on
> speculation that these five star hotel and condo
> complexes will happen some day and the Gary Player
> 27 hole golf course actual will be built along with
> the new international airport and cruise ship
> facilities. Of course, that concept has been
> existent in various forms for 35 years when it was
> called Tornosal. Now it is called Los Micos. Also,
> many of the Tela beaches are controlled by the
> Garifuna community and they cannot sell any part of
> it.
>
> Trujillo is attractive, but very, very slow and 3
> hours from anything. Land is 50% less than La Ceiba
> and 85% less than Roatan. But, its a place where
> you would just live and not have too much to do
> outside of your own creative abilities.
>
> Roatan probably will be over priced for your goals,
> but you can see. The other Bay Islands might have
> some opportunities for you.
>
> La Ceiba offers a great deal from beaches to cloud
> forest and a strong city center. See
> www.VivaCentralAmer ica.com for properties and
> www.MangoTreeVillas .com
>
> I would bring a minimum of items since everything
> from televisions to computers is available here. If
> you have something personally important or something
> almost new you could ship it. Hyde and Jackson go
> into Roatan and Rapido Cargo out of Miami will
> deliver right to your door in the La Ceiba area.
>
> You need to check directly with your airlines about
> pets. For entry, generally current vaccinations
> proof from the US are adequate.
>
> Kent
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: divecjb69..... com
> To: travel-to-honduras..... com
> Sent: Sun, 1 Oct 2006 2:40 PM
> Subject: [travel-to-honduras ] We are wanting to move
> to Honduras
>
>
> Hi:
> We are planning to move to Honduras within the
> year. We plan to make a fact
> finding trip in early February, 2007. I am wanting
> to make contact with
> Americans that have made the move that has the time
> to give us some help based
> upon their move. We have learned that often we can
> gain a great deal of what
> not to do's from others that have traveled the road
> ahead of us. We will be on
> a limited retirement income, want to own our own
> home and gain residency. We
> need advice on what to bring and what to leave here
> and purchase there.
> Information on bringing household goods a vehicle
> and pets are some of our
> issues
> we need to address. We would be extremely grateful
> for any help anyone may
> be able to provide. We have not yet even decided
> where exactly we want to
> live. I like the area around Tela from what I have
> seen on the net, but we are
> going into this with open minds and no pre-conceived
> notions.
> Carla Brooks
> _divecjb69..... com_ (mailto:divecjb69..... com)
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