Potential Tax Pitfalls: Common Mistakes Expats Make in Trinidad and Tobago

Relocating to a new country brings about an array of new experiences and challenges. One of the key complexities expats often face in their new home is understanding the tax system. Trinidad and Tobago, with its unique tax landscape, is no exception. While the twin-island state offers numerous opportunities for professionals and investors alike, expats … Read more

How To Open A Bank Account In Trinidad And Tobago

Trinidad and Tobago consists of two main islands and is one of the most prosperous countries in the Caribbean. There are eight commercial banks operating there, with a network of over 123 branches, employing around 7,400 staff across the islands. The commercial banks remain the single largest group of financial institutions in terms of assets.The … Read more

How To Buy Or Rent Property In Trinidad And Tobago

Renting property Finding a place to rent in Trinidad and Tobago is very straightforward, and the law is on your side. All landlords and tenants must register with the Rent Assessment Board, which helps protect both the tenant and the landlord if/when rent adjustments are made. You will need to re-register each time you sign … Read more

How To Apply For A Visa In Trinidad and Tobago

You must obtain a visa to visit Trinidad and Tobago, unless you are a national of a visa-exempt country. Trinidad and Tobago have a reciprocal agreement with the European Union (EU), allowing all citizens of states that are parties of the Schengen Agreement to stay without a visa for a period of up to 90 … Read more

Getting Your ID Card And Police Certificate In Trinidad And Tobago

Ask any expat what their least favourite part of living abroad is, and it’s likely you’ll be told that it’s the visa application and seemingly endless paperwork, the loops you have to jump through to get them, and the frustratingly long application processes.Sometimes, the lack of clear information about these matters make the confusion and … Read more

How To Find A Job In Trinidad And Tobago

Boasting the combination of an English-speaking society and Caribbean sunshine, the island state of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago is an attractive destination for expats looking to enjoy working life overseas. We take a look at the employment options. Work Permits Trinidad and Tobago have an official combined workforce of just under 650,000 people. … Read more

Fun Activities For Expat Kids In Trinidad And Tobago

Moving to Trinidad and Tobago will be a big adventure; there are fun things for all the family to do there.We take a look here at some of the ways your children can enjoy themselves in their new home. Make Use Of The Beach Trinidad and Tobago are relatively small and easy to get around, … Read more

An Expat Guide To Food And Drink In Trinidad And Tobago

The twin archipelagic states of Trinidad and Tobago are located in the North Atlantic Ocean in the Caribbean, and share maritime boundaries with places such as Barbados, Guyana, Grenada and Venezuela. Tourists from all around the world head to this popular destination for sun, sand and good times.These islands are a fantastic destination for anyone … Read more

An Expat Guide To Retiring In Trinidad And Tobago

Retiring abroad is on the minds of many a potential expat. With the world becoming a smaller place, and with upgrades in travel and communication everyday, retiring abroad is easier than ever before. It is however a huge step – one that requires careful planning and research.There are a few factors that every retiring expat … Read more

An Expat Guide To Healthcare In Trinidad & Tobago

Teeming with natural beauty, the birthplace of the steel pan, the limbo dance and several unique music styles is located just off the northern edge of the South American mainland. Calm, peaceful and serene are some of the first words that will come to mind when you visit the twin island country of Trinidad and … Read more

An Expat Guide To Local Cultural Activities In Trinidad & Tobago

Trinidad and Tobago is made up of a blend of different cultures that have their roots in Africa, the Middle East, India, China and Europe. The local culture is also influenced by the Native Americans. The diversity of these islands is apparent in the various religions that co-exist there. In Trinidad and Tobago, expats will … Read more

An Expat Guide To Buying Property In Trinidad & Tobago

The largest single investment an individual can make is to buy property. There is a large amount of money at stake and hence care should be taken to make sure that the seller is authentic and that the sale itself goes through the proper procedure.Following the global real estate crisis in 2008, Trinidad and Tobago’s … Read more

Why Trinidad And Tobago Is A Great Retirement Destination For Expats

Trinidad and Tobago is often thought to be a single destination, but they are actually two islands that are quite different from each other. The main difference is the size of the islands. Trinidad, the larger of the two, is the fifth largest island in the West Indies atnd is 1833 square miles. Tobago is … Read more

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