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Subject: Re: Re: Considering moving wife and kids to Bahamas
Posted by: Dennis Gordon
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Date Posted: August 23, 2008 at 11:24:28
Subject: Re: Re: Considering moving wife and kids to Bahamas
Message:
: : I am a web designer and can work remotely and am thinking about moving the
: : family to the Bahamas. that's about as detailed as my plan is right now.
Can
: : anyone tell me where to get information on schools, nice places to buy a
: house
: : or build and raise a family?
: :
: : How realistic is it that the government will let me live there? I am a US
: citizen.
: :
: : Thanks for any help you may be able to provide.
:
I was considering the same thing. My first choice are the Cayman Islands but
I had business ties to the Bahamas and since I hadn't been since the 1980's I
thought maybe it had developed. Here are the facts.
1. There best private school (St. Andrews) looked worse than our public
schools.
2. If you want to live in a nice neighborhood you better have a lot of extra
money (if you want to be able to stay as long as you like you need to buy a
$500,000 home (cash, I think).
3. Crime is off the charts! You will not read about it in the papers because
they keep it hush-hush. On my last business trip I stayed in a hotel on the
very S. side of downtown Nassua. What I thought were occassional firecrackers
were gunshots. So forget anywhere near downtown.
4. However, most everyone are are very nice and friendly.
In the end, I decided that until my son is out of school we needed to stay in
the U.S.
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