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Stella78
Joined 2018
Posts: 2

Honduras vs Dominica

6 years ago

I’m hoping someone has lived in both Honduras (Roatan/Utila) and Dominica and can help me decide between the two. I’ve never been to either but want to relocate to one in April.
What I’m looking for: a clean, safe, one bedroom apartment at a monthly rate (not the super expensive daily/weekly ones) that’s within walking or short biking distance to the beach and necessary shops -and not much further away from bars (don’t want to be too close though bc of bar noise)- covers WiFi and water and has AC.
The question is what’s the cheapest I can get that in both/all three places? Also, since Dominica allows six months without a visa but Honduras only allows 90 days, how difficult is it to renew the Honduran visa for longer stays? Initially my plan was to go to Dominica for six months and if I like it and am able to secure the paperwork, stay. If I didn’t like it I’d go to Utila in September when my six months ran out. I’d just like to know if anyone’s been to both and can compare them for me. Many thanks in advance!

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