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Proof of Registration

A proof of registration allows you to show that you are officially registered with the Civil Affairs Department on Bonaire. Many organizations on Bonaire may request this document.

What does this product or service mean?

What should you pay attention to?

If you are requesting a certificate of registration for someone else, you must provide written consent. You must also bring a copy of that person’s valid identification.

The Civil Affairs Department maintains a record of the personal information of Bonaire residents. You can request a copy of your own information. This is called a certificate of registration.

The certificate of registration is an official document. It shows that you are registered with the Public Entity of Bonaire. A certificate of registration contains personal information, such as your name, place of birth, date of birth, and current address.

When can you apply for this?

Bring a valid form of identification, such as:

  • Passport
  • Sédula
  • Driver’s license

How do you apply for this?

You can request a certificate of registration from the Civil Affairs Department. To do so, make an appointment online.

The certificate will be issued immediately while you wait.

Who can you contact?

Civil Affairs
Adress: Kaya Neerlandia 40
Telephone: (+599) 715 5330
Email: info@bonairegov.com

Opening hours
Monday through Thursday: 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Friday: Closed

How long does it take?

You will receive your proof of registration immediately during your visit.

What does it cost?

The proof of registration costs $4,20.

A detailed proof of registration (certificate of residence) costs $8,40.

Which laws and rules apply?

What do we do with your personal data?

When you submit a request or report, the Public Entity of Bonaire needs your personal data. The Public Entity of Bonaire handles your data with care.

The BES Personal Data Protection Act specifies how the Public Entity of Bonaire must do this.

The most important rules are:

  • The Public Entity of Bonaire only requests data necessary to process your request or report.
  • They record and process your data securely, confidentially, and with care.
  • Your data will only be used for the application or report, or for something directly related to it.
  • Your data will not be retained longer than necessary for the application or report.
  • Other organizations will only receive your data if required by law.
  • You may ask how your data is being used and what happens to it.
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