Travel with a Bermuda passport The Passport of Bermuda is a British Passport issued to Bermudian citizens. It is identical to the passports issued in other British Overseas Territories except for minor differences referencing Bermuda. A British Overseas Territory citizen (earlier a British Dependent territories citizen) holds British nationality by virtue of a connection with a British Overseas Territory. Bermuda passport holders are able to travel visa-free to the United Kingdom. In general, there are 94 Bermuda passport visa-free countries. Bermudian citizens can also get a visa on arrival in 33 countries and an electronic visa for 15 destinations. In order to apply for a passport of Bermuda, a person must be naturalized as a British overseas territory citizen. Great opportunities for Bermudian citizens with visa-free travel Visa exemption provides Bermudians with excellent travel opportunities. Firstly, they can see much more places, as they are not bound by visa requirements and can't be entry-denied. Such trips become cheaper, and even people with a not high income can afford to go on vacation in another country and explore new locations. As people who travel visa-free don't have to experience application hassle, they are not stressed, are more open to communication and cheerful. It allows to make travel mates along the way and get to know locals better. How to get a Bermudian status  A person can apply for Bermudian status if: they possess a Qualifying Bermudian Connection;   they are a spouse, widow, or widower of a Bermudian; they have the right to Bermudian status in certain other cases. Any person who is not a Commonwealth citizen must be naturalized as a British Overseas Territories Citizen in order to get Bermudian status. Acquisition of Bermudian status does not mean British nationality, though. Following naturalization, a person may apply for a passport. In order to do that, they should present the required original documents and two photographs in support of the passport application. Then an applicant may be interviewed. Visa-free access makes traveling for Bermudians better Many people want to have a visa exemption because it makes traveling easier and more exciting: you omit difficulties related to getting a visa - you do not need to go to an office, fill out the form, attach documents, or wait in queues; you don't have to provide your confidential information; applying for a visa costs money, and you won’t need to pay these additional costs; you have the freedom to pack your bags whenever you want and start your trip immediately without waiting for the visa to be approved; you feel more relaxed and are able to enjoy your trip to the full extent. 94 countries where Bermuda passport holders don't need a visa List of Bermuda passport visa-free countries: Albania Andorra Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Austria Bahamas Barbados Belgium Belize Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Bulgaria Canada Chile Colombia Costa Rica Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Dominica Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Estonia Eswatini Fiji Finland France Gambia Georgia Germany Greece Guatemala Haiti Honduras Hungary Iceland Ireland Israel Italy Jamaica Kazakhstan Kiribati Latvia Lesotho Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Malaysia Malta Mauritius Mexico Micronesia Moldova Monaco Montenegro Namibia Netherlands Nicaragua Norway Panama Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Romania Rwanda Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lucia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines San Marino Senegal Serbia Singapore (for holders of a Certificate of Entitlement to the Right of Abode) Slovakia Slovenia South Africa Spain Sweden Switzerland Tanzania      Trinidad and Tobago Tunisia United Kingdom United States  Uruguay Vanuatu Vatican City Venezuela Zambia Also, there are 33 countries where Bermudian citizens can get a visa on arrival, and 15 countries that offer electronic visas or electronic travel authorization to Bermudians. Visa on arrival countries Bangladesh Burkina Faso Cambodia Cape Verde Comoros Djibouti Guinea-Bissau Jordan Kenya Kuwait Laos Madagascar Malawi Maldives Mauritania Mozambique Nepal New Zealand (1) if provide evidence of the right to reside permanently in the United Kingdom and subject to meeting character requirements and providing that the purposes of the visit do not include medical consultation or treatment; 2) for holders of Australian Permanent Resident Visa or Resident Return Visa) Oman Palau Qatar Samoa Seychelles Solomon Islands Somalia Tanzania Timor-Leste Togo Tonga Tuvalu Uganda United Arab Emirates (for holders of a Certificate of Entitlement to the Right of Abode) Electronic visa countries Australia Bahrain Benin Canada (eTA required if arriving by air) Ethiopia Gabon Kyrgyzstan Myanmar South Korea South Sudan Sri Lanka Turkey Uzbekistan Vietnam Zimbabwe FAQ How to find out if your destination is a visa-free country? To know if your destination is a visa-free country, you should check the visa requirements. What to do if your destination is not a visa-free country? If your destination is not a visa-free country, you should obtain the necessary type of visa - a traditional visa, a visa on arrival, or an electronic visa. Tips for traveling to non-visa-free countries without issues By following these simple tips, you can make certain that your trip goes easily and without any visa-related complications: examine precisely all entry requirements for your destination(s) to be aware of all pitfalls; mind that obtaining an electronic visa may be easier for you as it doesn't demand attending an embassy to apply or any other personal presence; apply well in advance to have an approved visa on time in case of some issues; check your passport, as it must be valid within six months from the arrival date and have spare space; make paper copies of required documents; be ready to answer officials' questions. Is it important to check the visa requirements of each destination you want to visit? It is essential to find out about the requirements of each destination you are going to visit in order to ensure you will enter the country smoothly and won't be fined or deported.