https://www.insider.com/work-remote-live-caribbean-barbados-new-visa-2020-7

 

$2000 to apply for an individual, $3000 for family bundle.

 

They also have common sense covid entry requirements.

 

Although Barbados is more expensive than TH, it shouldn't be an issue for those who aren't scraping their last baht together to live in Thailand.

 

"According to a press release from Barbados Tourism Marketing, visitors from high-risk countries (more than 10,000 new cases in the last seven days) are "strongly encouraged" to take a COVID-19 test within 72 hours of their departure.

Travelers from low-risk spots (fewer than 100 cases in the last week) can take the test up to a week before departure, according to the same press release.

Travelers that haven't taken a test ahead of their arrival will have to take one upon landing, the same press release says, then quarantine at their expense for an estimated 48 hours until they receive the results. Should they test positive, they'll be "placed in isolation where they will receive care from the Ministry of Health and Wellness," the press release states."

It would be very interesting to know how many foreigners would choose Barbados to Thailand.

I mean real facts, not hallucinations.

1 minute ago, ravip said:

It would be very interesting to know how many foreigners would choose Barbados to Thailand.

I mean real facts, not hallucinations.

I agree.  I would think a completely different economic and demographic class of people would consider Barbados.  If I was stuck in Canada or the US, I know Barbados would look quite attractive given a one year visa and free of local taxes.

Mmmm, a year in the Caribbean...sounds great on paper, but in reality? Never been before so hard to know if I'd like it there or not. Beautiful beaches get boring after a couple of days.

 

Any Irish pubs there?