| Official name | Bermuda |
| Name in local language | Bermuda (en) |
| Continent | Americas |
| Subcontinent | North America |
| Population (ranking: 217e) | 61,592 inhabitants (2019) |
| Population growth | -0.05 % / year |
| Area | 53 km² |
| Density | 1,162.11 inhabitants / km² |
| GDP (ranking: 164e) | 5.574 billions $USD (2018) |
| GDP/capita (ranking) | 85,748 $USD (2018) |
| GDP growth | -2.50 % / year (2018) |
| Life expectancy (ranking) | 81.88 years (2019) |
| Birth rate | 9.81 ‰ (2019) |
| Fertility rate | 1.59 children / woman (2019) |
| Death rate (ranking) | 8.44 ‰ (2019) |
| Infant mortality rate (ranking) | 3.40 ‰ (2016) |
| Literacy rate | 100.00 % (2019) |
| Official languages | English |
| Currency | Bermudian dollar ($ BMD) |
| HDI (ranking: 2e) | 0.981 / 1 (2013) |
| EPI (ranking) | 0.00 (2018) |
| Government | British Overseas Territory |
| Head of State | Queen Elizabeth II ; Governor John Rankin |
| National Day | Last Friday of May (Bermuda Day) |
| ISO Codes | BM, BMU |
| Demonym | Bermudian |
| Tourists (ranking) | 642,400 people (2016) |
Tax and tourism paradise
Bermuda is an archipelago located in North America, an associate member of the Caribbean community and a British overseas territory. It is a tax haven and a tourist paradise. Both go hand in hand in the field of luxury, privileged target of the authorities. The small archipelago is therefore rich, very rich, and struggles to collaborate with other countries in terms of fiscal transparency, although some progress has emerged in recent years.
Yet it is completely part of the United Kingdom, of which it is an overseas territory, English politicians have good backs to shout on all roofs their hypocritical apostrophes to tax havens, they shelter more than one! And the UK is far from unique …
It must be said that local natural resources are limited, as well as the place. The archipelago is entirely urbanized, the density exceeds 1160 inhabitants per km2. This poses serious problems in terms of available resources, including freshwater, which is not found locally. In recent years, the population has started to decline, with the emigration of young people being higher than immigration, a factor aggravated by accelerated aging.
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Urban areas (2019)
| Urban areas | Population |
|---|---|
| Hamilton | 68,268 inhabitants |