last edited Dec 11, 2019
Health and Safety in Bermuda
Official Recommendations
In France, both for individuals and professionals, the "travel advice" from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding precautions for each country has legal value. A similar online travel advice system exists in several countries:
Health
No vaccinations are mandatory to enter the country, though it is still advisable to be up to date with your "basic vaccinations."
Illnesses and Hygiene
There are no health concerns. At most, a few precautions may be necessary regarding water, which is generally stored in tanks; bottled water may be preferable.
Local Healthcare Facilities
The medical system in Bermuda is similar to that in the USA, so it is extremely expensive. Given the high cost of medical care, it is essential to have comprehensive travel insurance that adequately covers costs (it’s worth checking the details carefully).
Safety
Crime and Delinquency
There is some minor local crime, though it is less prevalent than on many other islands in the region. With basic common sense and precautions, there are generally no issues.
Scams and "Tourist" Harassment
Socio-Political Risks
Nothing to report.
Climate, Nature, and Wildlife
Foreign Consulates on Site
If you encounter problems while traveling abroad, your country’s consular services can assist you. It’s also worth noting that if you are a citizen of the European Union and your country is not represented, you can contact any other EU member state’s representation.
France
Honorary Consulate: 8 Par-la-Ville Road, Hamilton. Tel.: +1 441 777 5557.
Belgium
Honorary Consulate: The Toy Box, 4 Pokiok Rd, Smith FL05, Hamilton. Tel.: +1 441 294 7306.
Canada
Consulate: 73 Front Street, Hamilton. Tel.: +1 441 292 2917.
Switzerland
Although Switzerland is represented by the Consulate General in New York, there is still an honorary consular agency on site: PO Box HM 458, Hamilton. Tel.: +1 441 295 5588.