Work Permits & Residency
Most non-Belongers need a work permit sponsored by an employer, or a residency permit if retiring or investing. Landlords commonly ask to see a permit or a letter from your employer as part of your application.
Everything you need to know before you make the islands your home.
Most non-Belongers need a work permit sponsored by an employer, or a residency permit if retiring or investing. Landlords commonly ask to see a permit or a letter from your employer as part of your application.
Groceries and electricity are higher than in North America because most goods are imported and power is generated by diesel. Budget for A/C usage in summer; many tenants choose homes with solar or efficient inverter units.
Grace Bay offers walkability and beach access. Leeward and Long Bay suit families wanting space and quieter streets. Turtle Cove is ideal for boaters, while North Caicos and Grand Turk offer a slower pace of island life.
Providenciales has several private international schools with waitlists, so apply early. Cheshire Hall Medical Centre provides hospital care. A car is essential on most islands — note that TCI drives on the left.