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I can answer just about any question about Honduras. I have lived here for 23 years and am currently involved with the tourism industry. I love to travel and therefore can provide many tips for travelers not only to Honduras but other countries as well.
Resident of Honduras for 23 years. Extensive travel to many countries around the world.
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You can easily enroll in private universities in Honduras if you're not a resident of Honduras. Here are a few: Unitec, UTH, USPS, Universidad Catolica. I think that you have to be a resident to enroll
Hola, I've heard that when you enter the country as a tourist they give you permission to drive the vehicle for about 6 months and you can keep renewing this permission simply by driving to the border
Hi, As far as I know you can buy everything in the mainland and send it to Roatan by boat. La Ceiba is the closest and San Pedro Sula is a couple of hours away but we have EVERYTHING here in San Pedro
Hi, I'm not an expert in immigration laws but what here's what I know: 1. Yes, the marriage would be recognized by the US but the paperwork for the husband to become a citizen takes some time. My
hello, low profile: don't show that you are carrying cash, jewelry, etc. there are many hotels that you can stay at that are safe, hotel villa nuria is nearby the rivera hernandez but it is much

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