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Burundi
Burundi is a small hilly country on the shore of Lake Tanganyika, visited mainly for work with international organisations. Local produce is cheap, while international-standard housing, fuel and imports are expensive and arrive irregularly. Altitude softens the climate, rain falls from September to May, and the dry season is short. Infrastructure is limited: healthcare is weak, power unstable, and travel around the country is planned in advance.
Facts about the destination
$260
Median rent
Tropical
Climate
Entry and visas6
- Nomad visa
- No such programme
- Work visa
- Open
- Student visa
- Open
- Retirement visa
- No such programme
- Paid residency program
- No such programme
- Investment residency
- No such programme
Money and housing7
- Median rent
- $260 per month
- Tax system
- Worldwide income taxed
- Income tax, maximum
- up to 30%
- Price per square metre
- $900 per m²
- Property ownership for foreigners
- With restrictions
- Special regime for new residents
- No
- Mortgage for non-residents
- No
Safety and environment6
- Air quality
- AQI 95
- Safety
- 2 out of 5
- Armed conflict
- Elevated risk
- Healthcare
- 1 out of 5
- Internet
- 2 out of 5
- Insurance required for a visa
- No
Language and daily life4
- English
- 1 out of 5
- Языки оборота — кирунди и французский, английский встречается редко.
- Russian-speaking
- 1 out of 5
- Banking
- 2 out of 5
- MIR cards
- No
Legalization9
- Years to permanent residency
- 5 years
- Years to citizenship
- 10 years
- Remote work for foreign clients
- No
- Citizenship by investment
- No such programme
- Hiring a foreigner
- Hard
- Ease of legalization
- 1 out of 5
- Инфраструктуры для переезда практически нет: долгосрочный статус существует только через работодателя или учебное заведение.
- Second passport kept after naturalisation
- No
- Citizenship for a child born here
- Not granted
- Fast-track naturalisation
- No
Climate and region3
- Climate
- Tropical
- Kind of destination
- To live in
- Region
- Africa
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