Overview of Bermuda Customs Import and Export Taxes

This article introduces Bermuda's customs import and export taxes, including tariffs, value-added tax, and standard tax threshold.

Tariffs

Bermuda imposes tariffs on imported goods, ranging from 0% to 65%. The tariff rate depends on the type of goods and the country of origin.

Some examples of tariff rates for common goods:
Food: 0% - 25%
Beverages: 15% - 25%
Clothing: 25% - 65%
Electronics: 10% - 25%
Furniture: 15% - 25%
Automobiles: 25% - 65%

Value Added Tax

Bermuda does not impose Value Added Tax (VAT)

Standard Tax Threshold

Bermuda has no duty-free allowances for items imported by individuals. All imported goods are subject to tariffs, even for items for personal use.

Others

In addition to tariffs, there may be other fees and charges for imported goods, such as:Freight charges, insurance, agency fees, customs handling fees

Website of the Bermuda Government Customs and Ports Department:
https://www.gov.bm/department/marine-and-ports