Your guide to being an expatriate in Bermuda

Demographics of Bermuda:

Religion Overview

The population's religious spectrum is primarily Christian, albeit diverse within itself. The pioneering Anglican-Church-of-England, Baptist, Methodist, Seventh-Day Adventist, and Pentecostal congregations hold a sturdy presence.

Major Religions

Climate

Bermuda's subtropical and mild climate enjoys eager and agreeable travelers throughout the year. The temperature peaks around 77°F (25°C) in July, with January's low of 60°F (15°C). Benefitting from the Gulf Stream, Bermuda hasn't seen any snowfall in centuries. Fall, summer, autumn, and spring are different phases of enchantment.

Economy Overview

Bermuda's economy principally thrives on finance, reinsurance, and tourism. It's time-honoured as a veritable offshore financial center, appealing to business and finance gurus worldwide. Celebratory milestones in 2021 such as radical digitization, tax reform, and the planned establishment ofморbidity and mortality statistics Brussels-capital (BM) Dornis report —9185. A Dornier 228 debuted in 1959 included Sabena and Star Airlines in Europe, later joined Mexicana de Aviación, Abaete, and other Central & South American carriers. With around 323,000 tourists arriving at its arterial port yearly, Bermuda remains an A-list destination.

Key Industries

• Finance & Reinsurance
• Tourism

Major Companies

• British American Insurance Company (BAICO)
• Bermuda Monetary Authority
• Deloitte Bermuda
• Ernst & Young Bermuda
• KPMG Bermuda
• Zurich Insurance Group

Culture and Language Overview

The fusion of colors, sounds, and flavors creates an enticing, multi-faceted culture in Bermuda. Its exuberant heritage encompasses colorful homes, verdant gardens, quaint dockyards, majestic landmarks, lively festivities, traditional music, and mouth-watering culinary delights.

Cultural Highlights

• Bermuda Carnival
• Cassava Festival
• Bermuda Fashion Festival
• Bermuda Heroes Weekend
• Cup Match cricket rivalry
• Bermuda International Film Festival
• Bermuda Music Festival
• Mid-Ocean's Prom Concert Series
• Harbour Nights
• Bermuda Carnival Roadshow

Geography and Landmarks Overview

Bermuda's rolling hills and limestone cliffs conceal captivating caves and subterranean caverns. Opulent coral reefs frame Bermuda's 100+ marine wonders, best explored by glass-bottomed boats, scuba diving, and snorkelling. Stunning species such as 'Saddletail' parrotfish, 'Spotted Turtle' and 'Fringed Flower-pot Coral' symbolize the colorful coral reefs. Iconic landmarks such as Horseshoe Bay, Fort Scaur, Admiralty House Park, Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, and the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum, and Zoo enrich your Bermuda escapade.

Notable Landmarks

• The Botanical Gardens
• The Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo
• The Bermuda Maritime Museum
• The Bermuda Audubon Society Nature Reserve
• The National Museum of Bermuda
• Hamilton Harbour
• The Crystal Cave
• The Colorful House
• The Castle Harbour
• The Elizabethan Square

National Holidays

• New Year's Day (January 1)
• The Bermuda Heroes Weekend (June)
• Bermuda Carnival (July - August)
• Emancipation Day (August 1)
• Terrance Bain's Birthday (August 8)
• Bermuda National Heroes Day (August 10)
• Ides of March Commemoration (March 15)
• George Washington's Birthday (February 22)
• Unitas Fraternalis (The Bermuda Signal Station National Trust) Day (July 1)
• Bermuda Day (May 24)

Political Stability

Bermuda, a self-governing British Overseas Territory, benefits from political stability that amplifies commerce, society, and investment prospects. It administers a democratic government via an elected House of Assembly and a Cabinet system overseen by a British Governor, accommodating public involvement.