Located in the US Virgin Islands, St. Croix is a US territory making it an easy place for US citizens to purchase property.
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An individual who qualifies as a bona fide resident of the U.S. Virgin Islands (or who files a joint U.S. return with a U.S. citizen or resident with U.S. Virgin Islands income) will generally have no U.S. tax liability so long as the taxpayer reports all income from all sources on the return filed with the U.S. Virgin ...
St.CroixHowever, perhaps the most appealing aspect of living in St. Croix is its affordable cost of living. Housing costs, while often still expensive, are more reasonable compared to the other islands. These prices make it an attractive option for families on a budget who want to live in the Virgin Islands.
No visa is required for this destination for a stay of up to 90 days. Please keep in mind that while a visa is not required, you must: Hold a passport valid for at least six months beyond your date of country exit and with one blank visa page. Hold proof of onward and return flights.
Croix: The largest of the U.S. Virgin Islands, St. Croix offers a mix of historical and cultural attractions, as well as plenty of outdoor activities, including beaches, hiking trails, and golf courses. Retirees can enjoy the island's relaxed pace of life and friendly community.
Famous for its white sand beaches, scuba and snorkeling, lively Jost Van Dyke nightlife and most of all the great sailing, the British Virgin Islands are a favorite Caribbean destination. It can also be a wonderful place to retire or semi-retire if your interests lie in these areas.
Montserrat. Nicknamed “The Emerald Isle of the Caribbean” both for its terrain and the heritage of its inhabitants, Montserrat is a British territory in the Leeward Islands and it is considered to be the safest island in the Caribbean, with its last recorded murder occurring in 2008.
On average, prices are about 20% more than in the states. Gas prices for our vehicles is comparable to those on the Mainland U.S. Our electricity is much more expensive. Water is inexpensive – in most cases collected in cisterns and free!
Most things (except alcohol) are more expensive than the mainland, but where I live restaurants and food are more expensive than some other parts of the country so to me they are similar to home. STX is less expensive than many other islands in my experience. St Croix can be very pricey.