Bermuda Entry Requirements: Passports, Immigration & Customs Guide
For most travelers, entering Bermuda is straightforward and hassle-free. Ensure compliance with these essential requirements for a smooth arrival.
Round-Trip Ticket
All visitors, including children and infants, must present a round-trip ticket, return ticket, or proof of onward travel to a country where they have entry rights.
Pre-Departure Documents
Within 48 hours of departure, all travelers must complete the online Bermuda travel authorization process.
Do I Need a Passport to Enter Bermuda?
Yes, all travelers—adults, children, and infants—must carry a machine-readable passport as proof of citizenship and identity, required by Bermuda Immigration authorities for return or re-entry.
Note: For yachts and crew, review entry requirements for private vessels.
Note: Married women traveling under their married name with maiden name documents should carry a marriage certificate or certified copy.
Since March 1, 2014, tourist, business visitors, and work permit holders no longer require entry visas or waivers.
Additional Travel Information
- Learn about arrivals by plane, cruise ship, or private vessel >
- Explore transportation options and getting around the island >
- Review travel basics, tips, visitor centers, and currency info >


