Department

Immigration

Under the Ministry of Economy and Labour

The Department of Immigration has the responsibility of administering and enforcing the tenets of the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act 1956 and its related policies. It serves residents of Bermuda with respect to employment, travel documents, and residency permissions, and it also serves tourists with visitor stays.

What do they do?

Facilitate economic growth for the benefit of Bermudians, residents and visitors while protecting Bermuda's borders.

The Department’s authority is derived from the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act 1956 (together with its related policies, rules and regulations) which replaced the earlier Act. The Department also administers the British Nationality Act; the Accord between the Governments of Bermuda and Portugal; and the Diplomatic Service Procedures.

Under the direction of the Chief Immigration Officer, the Department is comprised of 50 employees who have been assigned to three (3) sections, which includes the Application Processing Section, the Compliance Section, and the Finance & Administration Section.

View all Immigration Fees and online payment guidance.

Policies

Click here to view the Work Permit Policy.

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