Bonaire is located in the southern Caribbean and combines a relaxed atmosphere with reliable infrastructure.
If you’re looking for a calm and stable place to live, this island offers a surprisingly solid alternative.
Its status as a special municipality of the Netherlands brings clear advantages: legal certainty, property ownership, and official registration – all based on familiar standards.
Bonaire offers reliable basic services, modern telecommunications, and essential medical care – all within a relaxed Caribbean lifestyle and stable tropical climate. The official language is Dutch, but English and some Spanish are also commonly spoken. Most goods and food items are imported, but everyday life on the island is easy to navigate and transparent.
As a special municipality of the Netherlands, Bonaire benefits from a clearly defined legal system. EU citizens can stay without a visa and may register as residents. Health insurance, driver’s licenses, and property ownership can all be arranged with legal clarity – often with much less bureaucracy than on the European mainland.
Bonaire follows a territorial tax system: only income generated within the island is subject to taxation. For individuals with international income – such as remote workers or self-employed professionals – this may be an attractive advantage. There are also no inheritance or wealth taxes.
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