Start here when launching a new business in Bermuda. From company registration and business development support to copyright and intellectual property laws and e-business programmes, and learn more about the government’s anti-money laundering program.
Learn about the rules and regulations that govern doing business in Bermuda.
Bermuda has committed itself to implementing and maintaining a robust framework to combat money laundering and terrorist financing.
The Liquor License Act 1974 (the “Act”) is the law that governs the granting of liquor licenses, the conduct of licensed premises, and the punishment of individuals/companies that break the law.
The NAMLC provides important and current information related to sanctions to assist you with Bermuda’s Sanctions Regime compliance.
The Tax Reform Commission was formed under the Tax Reform Act 2017 with the objective of advising the Government of any measures to improve Bermuda’s system of taxation and revenue collection, in accordance with the functions set out in section 5 of the Act and the Terms of Reference prescribed b
Persons wishing to register a Privately Funded Charity or Charitable Trust must complete an Application to register a Privately Funded Charity or a Charitable Trust
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Dec. 7th - 13th
Dec. 14th - 20th
Dec. 21st - 27th
The Foreign Exchange Rates shown below illustrates the amount of Bermuda Dollars required for buying one unit of foreign currency.
December 2016 Exchange RatesCurrency
December 1 - 7
The Foreign Exchange Rates shown below illustrates the amount of Bermuda Dollars required for buying one unit of foreign currency.
December 2015 Exchange RatesCurrency
Income data and household spending are also surveyed in Bermuda to reveal trends in how Bermudians spend their money. This survey and its subsequent report are released periodically, with the most recent in 2013.
Consumer Price Index
Retail Sales Index
The information and communications technology (ICT) sector contributed over $200 million to Bermuda’s GDP in 2014. These figures are updated and released yearly.
Bermuda’s tourism sector provides hundreds of millions of dollars in government revenue. Tourism statistics are released each year as a “Tourism Satellite Account.”
Compiled by the Economics Division of the Department of statistics, the Quarterly Bulletin of Statistics (QBS) is a summary report and contains some of the quarterly data collected by the Department. Statistics included in this report are imports to Bermuda, overseas declarations by Bermuda’s re
Effective 1 April 2017, Financial Services Tax is a tax charged on the following financial services providers:
There are a few options for setting up a business in Bermuda. Your options depend on the nature of your business activities and whether you wish to conduct business in the local market.
There are a few options for setting up a business in Bermuda. Your options depend on the nature of your business activities and whether you wish to conduct business in the local market.
There are a few options for setting up a business in Bermuda. Your options depend on the nature of your business activities and whether you wish to conduct business in the local market.
There are a few options for setting up a business in Bermuda. Your options depend on the nature of your business activities and whether you wish to conduct business in the local market.
There are a few options for setting up a business in Bermuda. Your options depend on the nature of your business activities and whether you wish to conduct business in the local market.
Our Labour Relations section (“the Section”) oversees the certification and decertification of unions in the workplace, and manages labour disputes in both unionised and non-unionised environments.
Here you will find information relating to the 2017/2018 Budget.
Budget Press Conference Remarkswww.gov.bm/articles/budget-press-conference-remarks
This Pre-budget Report (PBR) is a policy statement issued by the Government prior to the release of the budget.
The NAMLC provides important and current information related to sanctions to assist you with Bermuda’s Sanctions Regime compliance.
The NAMLC provides important and current information related to sanctions to assist you with Bermuda’s Sanctions Regime compliance.
The NAMLC provides important and current information related to sanctions to assist you with Bermuda’s Sanctions Regime compliance.
Bermuda is different from other international finance centres due to its high level of transparency, compliance, cooperation and exchange of information.
To: All Real Estate Brokers and Agents
The Superintendent of Real Estate hereby advises that existing real estate broker and agent licenses will expire on 30 November 2017. The receipt of real estate license applications will commence on 14 November 2017.
Progressive Payroll Tax 2018-19 FAQ’s
Example FAQS
Here you will find information relating to the 2018 - 2019 Budget.
In order to qualify for registration as an architect, an applicant must:
The Registry General maintains the Register of Professional Engineers and publishes a list of the registered engineers in the Royal Gazette in January of each year.
The Registry General maintains the Register of Surveyors and publishes a list of the surveyors who are registered in the Royal Gazette in January of each year.
To: All Corporate Service Providers – section 92B Companies Act 1981
On 29 June 29 2016 stakeholders from the Energy Industry participated in the Government of Bermuda’s Second Annual Energy Summit titled, Powering Our Success.
The Summit was opened by the Minister of Economic Development, Dr. the Hon. E. Grant Gibbons, JP, MP.
On this page you will find the fees for the Department of Immigration's permits and services. Click on a link below to go directly to the information you are looking for.
All residents of Bermuda now enjoy the right to informational privacy, or the right to protect their personal information. Many countries recognize this as an important human right and have developed laws to protect individuals’ personal information.
Bermuda’s Government Agricultural Service Centre offers a variety of services and products to registered Bermudian farmers and fishermen.
There may be opportunities for your company to provide goods, services or works to the Government of Bermuda, either through a direct contract or by becoming a subcontractor.
View the list of Procurement Notices
The Ministry of Legal Affairs Financial Sanctions Implementation Unit (FSIU) provides important and current information related to sanctions to assist you with Bermuda’s Sanctions Regime compliance.
To work in Bermuda, you must be Bermudian, married to a Bermudian, or be a Permanent Resident’s Certificate (PRC) holder. If you are not you must have a valid work permit.
If an employer intends to continue to employ a work permit holder in the same job beyond the expiry date of the current work permit, they must apply for a new permit.
If you hire a worker who is not a Bermudian or married to one, or someone who is not a Permanent Resident’s Certificate (PRC) holder, they will need a work permit to work in Bermuda.
Taxes and other expenses in Bermuda must be paid to the Account General, who receives payments for all of the following:
Everyone who works in Bermuda makes contributions to their pension fund. You can access your pension fund at the age of 65.
There are several steps you should follow in setting up a charity:
1. Attend one of the How to Start a Charity seminars held by the Centre on Philanthropy.
If you provide products or perform services for the Government of Bermuda, you must submit your invoice or request for payment to the applicable department.
Bermuda is an ideal environment for business. It boasts excellent fiber optic connections, a talented service pool, a robust IT, legal and regulatory framework, and significant access to capital for investment and expansion.
