Bermuda Government
Bermuda
T he U.S. Consulate General is located at Crown Hill, 16 Middle Road, Devonshire DV03, telephone 1-441-295-1342. Office hours for American Citizens Services are 1:30-3:30 Monday-Wednesday and 8:30-10:30 on Thursdays, except Bermudian and U.S. holidays. American citizens in need of after-hours emergency assistance may call the duty officer at telephone 1-441-335-3828. * * * This replaces the Consular Information Sheet dated January 28, 2004, to update all sections. ... [Read More]
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The Bermuda Government has for many years pursued a policy of "Bermudianization" of the local labor force, and non-Bermudians wishing to work on the island must have a work permit. In general, before expatriates will be issued a work permit, they must have the necessary skills and experience to fill positions for which qualified Bermudians are not available. In 1995, the Bermudian Government passed a law that exempts US citizen spouses of USG employees stationed here from the normal expatriate work permit procedures. Paperwork to secure a work permit for spouses of USG employees has been reduced to filling out a single form. Spouses interested in local employment should contact the Community Liaison Officer at the Consulate General prior to or upon arrival. The host government hires some expatriate teachers and registered nurses, and local business openings for all types of skills are published in the Royal Gazette. ... [Read More]
Bermuda (10/04)
Bermuda is the oldest self-governing overseas territory in the British Commonwealth. Its 1968 constitution provides the island with formal responsibility for internal self-government, while the British Government retains responsibility for external affairs, defense, and security. The Bermudian Government is consulted on any international negotiations affecting the territory. Bermuda participates, through British delegations, in the UN and some of its specialized and related agencies. ... [Read More]
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