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Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba

Partially verified · Research reviewed 2026-09-12

This destination has partial coverage. The procedures below have recorded supporting sources; other requirements remain unverified. Check the destination authority before traveling.

1 published procedures; 0 recorded procedures withheld; 1 open research questions.

At a glance

  1. Entry and exit cash declaration in Caribbean Netherlands Customs declaration · Paper · Not verified

Source-backed procedures

Customs declaration

Entry and exit cash declaration in Caribbean Netherlands

Open the official page ↗https://english.belastingdienst-cn.nl/topics/customs-individuals/traveller-luggage/cash-and-negotiable-instruments
Channel
Paper
Fee
Not verified
Authority
Belastingdienst Caribisch Nederland — Douane (Customs, Caribbean Netherlands: Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba)
Source verification date
2026-09-29

When to apply

At entry or departure.

Who it applies to, exceptions and limits (full text)

Entering or departing Caribbean Netherlands with USD 10,000 or more in cash or negotiable instruments requires declaration, including foreign-currency equivalents and money carried for someone else. People demonstrably travelling together must also report a joint total of USD 10,000 or more. Obtain, complete and submit the form at airport or seaport Customs. No tax is due merely for reporting. 2026-09-29 current page wording: the threshold is inclusive — 'USD 10,000 or more' — and applies whether the carrier owns the cash or is carrying it for somebody else; foreign-currency amounts are converted to USD for the threshold.

Based on: BQ-belastingdienst · BQ-belastingdienst-cn-cash-2026-09-29

Sources

  1. Cash and negotiable instruments · Belastingdienst Caribisch Nederland
    https://english.belastingdienst-cn.nl/topics/customs-individuals/traveller-luggage/cash-and-negotiable-instruments [BQ-belastingdienst]
  2. Belastingdienst Caribisch Nederland traveller cash page (complete rendered text captured 2026-09-29, HTTP 200): carrying USD 10,000 or more (inclusive) in cash or negotiable instruments when entering or departing the Caribbean Netherlands must be reported to Customs; a declaration must also be filed when carrying cash for somebody else; foreign currencies converted to USD; the page states only that no taxes are due ('You will not need to pay taxes') and gives no fee information for the declaration itself · Belastingdienst Caribisch Nederland
    https://english.belastingdienst-cn.nl/topics/customs-individuals/traveller-luggage/cash-and-negotiable-instruments [BQ-belastingdienst-cn-cash-2026-09-29]

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