Bermuda

The population of Bermuda is approximately 64.5K (2024).

The capital of Bermuda is Hamilton.

Bermuda's GDP per capita is $160.4K (2024).

Life expectancy in Bermuda is 82.49 years (2024).

Bermuda covers 54 km² (21 sq mi).

Bermuda is very densely populated, with 1,195 people per km², far exceeding the global average of 60.

Bermuda's population is roughly stable, changing by less than 0.1% per year.

Yes — based on GDP per capita, Bermuda falls in the high GDP-per-person tier at $160.4K. Official World Bank income groups use Atlas-method GNI per capita, so this is a GDP-based comparison rather than an official income-group label.

Bermuda's intentional homicide rate is 6.2 per 100,000 people, close to the global average.

The official language of Bermuda is English.

Bermuda uses the Bermudian dollar ($) as its sole official currency.

Bermuda is an island nation and shares no land borders.

The best months to visit Bermuda are May, June, based on climate data for the capital.

Current estimates show that Bermuda has a population of 64,512 people. The territory is one of the most densely populated places in the world, with approximately 1,195 people per km² (3,095 per sq mi). This entire population is classified as urban, with residents concentrated on the main islands and around the capital city, Hamilton.

The estimated GDP per capita in Bermuda is 160,429 USD, which is among the highest in the world. According to the latest data, its GDP per capita rank is global 3 of 212 and regional (Americas) 1 of 45. This wealth is largely generated through its specialized international insurance and financial services sectors.

Bermuda's economy is predominantly fueled by international business, particularly offshore insurance and reinsurance services for non-resident firms. Tourism is the second-largest industry, attracting high-end travelers mainly from the United States. These two sectors together account for the majority of the territory's economic output, supported by a negligible agricultural sector and 100% urban population.

The life expectancy at birth in Bermuda is currently 82.49 years. This high level of longevity reflects the territory's excellent healthcare standards and high quality of life. In the latest global rankings, Bermuda's life expectancy rank is global 28 of 215, placing it among the top tier of nations and territories for health outcomes.

Internet penetration in Bermuda is extremely high, with internet users accounting for 98.37% of the total population. This high level of connectivity is essential for the territory's role as a global financial hub. Currently, its internet users rank is global 9 of 212, indicating one of the most digitally integrated societies in the world.

Bermuda is not an independent country; it is a self-governing British Overseas Territory. While it manages its own internal affairs through a parliamentary democracy, the United Kingdom remains responsible for its external relations and defense. It is the oldest and most populous of the remaining British territories, with its own legal system based on English common law.