Zambia → Belize: Work Permit (Temporary Employment Permit)

2 photographs, 2 inches by 2 inches.

Source: Belize Immigration Department, Work Permit

Your current, valid passport.

Source: Belize Immigration Department, Work Permit

A letter from the Belize Tax Service, needed at the Immigration Office stage once your Labour Department approval comes through.

Source: Belize Immigration Department, Work Permit

A fee set by the type of work you'll be doing and how long the permit lasts, for example US$3,000 a year for professional or technical workers, US$750 a year for general workers in other industries, US$150 for a seasonal agricultural worker's crop season, or other amounts for categories like entertainers, traders, peddlers, and religious, cultural, educational or voluntary workers. Check the current fee for your category with the Labour Department.

Source: Belize Immigration Department, Work Permit

The approval letter from the Labour Department, which you bring to the Immigration Office to have your work permit processed, along with your passport and proof of the fee payment.

Source: Belize Immigration Department, Work Permit

A letter from the Belize Social Security Board, needed alongside your Income Tax letter at the Immigration Office stage.

Source: Belize Immigration Department, Work Permit

The Temporary Employment Permit application, submitted at any Labour Department office. If you're employed, your employer submits it on your behalf; if you're self-employed, you submit it yourself.

Source: Belize Immigration Department, Work Permit

A valid visa for Belize, if your nationality requires one to enter or stay in the country.

Source: Belize Immigration Department, Work Permit