Naturalisation and citizenship in Honduras

I believe that to acquire Honduran citizenship you must be married to a Honduran citizen, or have children who are of Honduran citizenship. A non Central American or Spaniard must reside in Honduras for at least three years.

I have never known anyone to obtain Honduran citizenship, although I believe the process would be lengthy and costly.

Advantages may occur if you plan on purchasing land, although Honduran residency would suffice for that. You would not have to renew your residency every four years.


http://www.multiplecitizenship.com/wscl … DURAS.html

I see no advantage to being a citizen in Honduras.

Residency will be sufficient.

However, not many advantages even with residency.

Country is not tuned in to the advantages of attracting foreign retirees and their money.

Other central American countries have taken advantage of retirees(Panama , Costa Rica etc.)
Would be a boost to economy.
Also, no effort has ever been made to attract tourism to a country that has so much beauty
to offer tourists.

Mind set is not in tune for its citizens improvement.

I do agree that more should be done to attract retirees. Residency avoids the cost and inconvenience of leaving the country every three months and allows an individual the right to purchase land.

What would the cost/requirements for residency be?  What is the length of time before it's granted?

You can email me at [email protected] to find out which atty takes your money and does not follow through, uncharges and then leaves you without something workable.  I'm not allowed to post that info on this forum, but everyone should know how to avoid being ripped off in Roatan.

Thanks,. It's not just the attorneys who will take your money and leave you with an unfinished job.  I've learned not to put out any money in advance in Honduras your just asking for trouble.  That said, sometimes you have no choice.  That's why I would recommend that you buy into a development that caters to expats instead of trying to do a construction job on your own.  You'll pay a premium but you'll save yourself a lot of headaches.

How does one stay in Honduras without residency or citizenship?