The government of the Cayman Islands runs the department of health regulatory services, which monitors and regulates the local health insurance and health care industry. In addition, the public can ask for help from the department to resolve disputes that have arisen with local insurance or health care providers.   more ...

At Expat Focus, we like to be on the lookout for resources around the web that could help prospective expats adjust to their new countries. Today, we’re taking a look at the Cayman Islands and some of the social media accounts you should be following if you’re thinking of moving there.   more ...

At Expat Focus, we like to be on the lookout for resources around the web that could help prospective expats adjust to their new countries. Today, we’re taking a look at the Cayman Islands and some of the blogs that might be useful for expats there.   more ...

At Expat Focus, we like to be on the lookout for resources around the web that could help prospective expats adjust to their new countries. Today, we’re taking a look at Cayman and some of the bloggers who write about living there.

Cayman Expat
http://caymanexpat.blogspot.co.uk/

The blog of a Canadian software developer who now lives in Cayman, Cayman Expat includes musings about island life as well as tips and advice for people who are new to the expat experience.   more ...

The Cayman Islands are a part of the British Overseas Territory in the western region of the Caribbean Sea. The area is often regarded as an offshore financial haven for people of all ages from across the world, especially if they fall under the high-income bracket. These islands are known for their tropical climate, stunning beauty, pleasurable way of life and friendly people. This is probably why The Caymans have become a dream destination for many expats.   more ...

Expats often find that life in the Cayman Islands reminds them of home, but with some enjoyable differences. The western part of this island paradise has a modern character and attracts a great deal more expats due to a thriving financial sector. The east is more relaxed and is an ideal place to enjoy the beaches.

The Cayman Islands is also one of the leading Offshore Financial Services Centers in the world and provides lucrative opportunities for investment and business.   more ...

The Cayman Islands in the Western Caribbean Sea is a beautiful destination that offers a pleasurable way of life to its residents. The tropical climate continues throughout the year, there are plenty of attractive beaches and the place is filled with natural wonders. Most of the workforce in the Grand Cayman, the largest of the three islands comes from overseas. So why is the Cayman Islands such a great expat destination? Read on to find out.

Financial benefits

One of the main benefits of living in the Cayman Islands is the financial advantage of not having to pay any income tax. Since it is a tax neutral jurisdiction, there is no income tax or corporation tax.   more ...

The Cayman Islands is perhaps best known for offering some of the finest scuba diving in the Caribbean. But it is also popular among expat workers due to its relaxed financial regulation and absence of corporate laws. The quality of living is high and this can largely be attributed to the business brought in by the foreign population, especially from Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom. Here’s what you can expect as a new expat in the Cayman Islands.

Cost of living

The real estate prices in the Cayman Islands are one of the highest in the Caribbean region.   more ...

The Cayman Islands provide an enviable opportunity for English-speaking professionals to live in a 'tropical paradise', and one that has the highest living standard within the entire Caribbean region (and the 14th highest per capita GDP in the world) at that. The Islands' population, all told, is under 60,000 people with 100 square miles of territory, and it would seem that tropical cyclones present more of a threat here than the usual host of urban social problems (indeed, hurricanes are not to be taken lightly here either, as some of the more famous instances have caused several billion dollars' worth of damage on the islands). Expatriate employees on the islands can justifiably take pride in contributing to their prosperity, since they do make up over 40% of the total workforce, and largely power both the finance and tourism industries.

The Caymans, like many islands of their size, have a reputation for being an offshore banking center - it is one of the world's most notable hedge fund locations, and perhaps the fifth largest banking center overall - so work in the financial industry seems to be a feasible option for the foreseeable future.   more ...