Guides, policies, and informational articles from the Government of Bermuda
This page lists individuals, entities and bodies designated by Bermuda under financial sanctions. We will update it if any designations are made.
Find out who is designated under financial sanctions in Bermuda, what to do if you find a match, and how a designated person can ask to be removed from a sanctions list.
Everything you need to know about the Bermuda National Library’s Adult Services, including free membership, borrowing, fines, computers and Wi-Fi, and our collections.
Trace your Bermudian family history with a guide to key records and research resources from the Bermuda Archives.
Explore the Bermuda Archives’ collections, research services and guidance on accessing Bermuda’s documentary heritage.
A reference guide from the Bermuda Archives listing the historical records held by government departments, schools and churches, and Bermuda material held overseas.
Learn about Bermuda’s Public Service Superannuation Fund reforms, including changes to retirement ages, contribution rates and pension benefits. Find out how the changes may affect you, with answers to frequently asked questions and links to supporting resources.
Overseas companies (permit companies) and overseas partnerships are entities incorporated outside Bermuda that hold no separate legal personality here, Bermuda controls only whether they may trade or do business, via a permit. This article covers the permit requirements and application process under the Companies Act 1981 (Part XI) and the Overseas Partnerships Act 1995, the continuance alternative for becoming a Bermuda entity, and the new beneficial ownership obligations under the Beneficial Ownership Act 2025 that brought overseas entities into scope from 3 November 2025. It also explains what the Registrar of Companies holds on file and how to search the public register.
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