Is your leasehold right about to expire? You can apply for an extension.
What does this product or service mean?
Your leasehold right is valid for 60 years. Once it expires, you can apply to extend the same leasehold.
The expiry date is stated in your deed or Land Registry extract.
When can you apply for this?
You must submit a complete application with all the documents listed below.
How do you apply for this?
Follow these steps:
- Write a letter requesting an extension, addressed to the Executive Council of the Public Entity Bonaire.
- Attach a Land Registry extract, a copy of your ID, proof of payment of $280 to Civil Affairs, and your correct address and telephone number.
- Submit the letter and attachments at the service desk of the Directorate of Spatial Planning and Development (R&O).
Who can you contact?
Directorate R&O desk.
You can also send an email to directie_ro@bonairegov.com (general).
How long does it take?
This depends on the assessment and decision-making process.
What does it cost?
The fee for applying to extend a leasehold right is $280,-.
Pay this fee to Civil Affairs.
Do you disagree with the decision?
Do you disagree with a decision? In most cases, you can file an objection. Ask at the service desk or consult the decision letter to find out how to object and within what period.
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