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Visitor Entry Tax

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vet tax rates

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table-row-1 $ 75
table-row-2 $ 10
table-row-3 $ 10
table-row-4 $ 0
table-row-5 $ 0

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Stinapa 2

9 months ago

Bonaire reefs are one of the finest in the Caribbean. To experience it a lifetime, please help us to preserve our reefs! Many Caribbean islands and countries have been dealing with a rapidly spreading coral ailment for years;Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease (SCTLD). Recently it was also detected in Bonaire. To slow the spread, we need your help. By taking measures, we can distress the corals and slow down the spread. Please help and comply with the measures. Give our corals a fighting chance! More information and measures: https://stinapabonaire.org/bonaire-national/

iDeal !!

a year ago

Vistors traveling from The Netherlands to Bonaire are now able to pay the visitor entry tax using iDeal which is an Online Banking Payment method based on a four-corner model which generates a SEPA Credit Transfer from within the consumers trusted online banking portal.

Stinapa new

a year ago

Please be aware of the new stinapa fees - Nature Fee change: the former fees were $45 for Scuba Diving and $25 for other activities - The new Fee is $40 for all activities - One fee for **Nature** Locals and residents of the sister islands Curaçao/Aruba/Sint Eustatius and Saba don't have to pay the Nature fee

Entry Tax

2 years ago

The Visitor Entry Tax is replacing what was formerly known as the island's 'room tax' and rental 'car tax' and was previously collected directly through accommodations and providers.

July 1st

2 years ago

The Visitor Entry Tax goes into effect on July 1st. Complete your Visitor Entry Tax form timely before your travel to Bonaire. To avoid having to queue on arrival, proceed to complete the tax payment online.

Latest News

2 years ago

Effective July 1st 2022, visitors to Bonaire will be required to pay a visitor entry tax of $75 per person, per visit. The funds from the visitor entry tax are to be invested to support education, infrastructure,tourism development and sustainability initiatives on the island.

COVID-19

9 months ago

Currently, there are no entry restrictions related to corona in Bonaire. However, the virus has not yet disappeared. For your own health and the health of the people of Bonaire, it is important to prevent the spread of the virus as much as possible. We therefore ask that you follow the basic rules during your trip to prevent the spread of corona. We also ask you to be tested and isolated in case of corona- symptoms. Only this way can we protect the vulnerable and keep health care accessible.

Bond !!

9 months ago

Earlier this year, Bonaire launched The Bonaire Bond, a destination pledge, to invite all visitors to agree to travel responsibly and respect the island with a goal to sustain Bonaire’s natural appeal for years to come. The Bond is designed to serve as a reminder of how critical sustainable tourism is to the livelihood of our local community. For those who sign between now and Earth Day 2023, Bonaire will reinvest in its conservation efforts by adopting a coral tree through the Reef Renewal Foundation on behalf of those that commit to this cause with their signature. For more information and to sign The Bonaire Bond,** please visit: https://bonaireisland.com/about/bonaire-bond/**