Q&A travelers

For information about travel to Bonaire please refer to: www.bonairecrisis.com/en/travel-to-bonaire/

All travelers must complete a Public Health Department health declaration form online between 24 hours and 12 hours before departure. This declaration can be downloaded at: https://www.bonairepublichealth.org
At check-in, boarding and arrival, travelers must present the health declaration.

Before departure, travelers should not have symptoms that could indicate COVID-19 infection, such as a runny nose, sore throat, cough, sneezing, shortness of breath, loss of smell and taste, increase in temperature or fever.

You can complete the form online at: https://bonairepublichealth.org/en/form

You have to complete the health declaration form between 24 and 12 hours before your departure to Bonaire. Upon completion you will receive an email with the form that you have completed and a welcome letter containing relevant information. If deemed necessary, the Public Health Department of Bonaire will contact you prior to your departure.

The health declaration form must be completed for all travelers 0 years of age and older.

You will need to print your form and have it with you. You may also keep a copy of the declaration on your mobile phone, tablet or computer.

For information please refer to: https://www.bonairecrisis.com/en/travel-to-bonaire/

People traveling from Curacao to Bonaire

For information about travel to Bonaire please refer to: www.bonairecrisis.com/en/travel-to-bonaire/

People traveling from Bonaire to Curacao

You may find the information about the entry requirements for Curacao at: https://gobiernu.cw/nl/corona-travel-to-Curacao/

Other relevant information:

Travelers must be able to show all required documents on departure and arrival.

Travelers traveling from Aruba to Bonaire

For information about travel to Bonaire please refer to: www.bonairecrisis.com/en/travel-to-bonaire/

Travelers traveling from Bonaire to Aruba

For information about the travel requirements for Aruba see: https://www.aruba.com/nl/traveler-health-requirements

Additional information:

Travelers must be able to present all required documents at departure and at arrival.

Fully vaccinated:

• You have had two coronavirus vaccinations with a vaccine that is administered in two basic doses, or
• You have had one coronavirus vaccination with the Janssen vaccine, or
• You have had the coronavirus and have received one vaccination.

The last vaccination shot needs to have been received a minimum of 14 days ago. De Janssen vaccine must have been received more than 28 days ago.

Yes, you may travel to Bonaire by boat.
For more information please visit: https://www.bonairecrisis.com/en/travel-to-bonaire/

You must also ask the Bonaire Harbor Master for permission to enter the harbor. In order to do this you will need the following documents:

1) Reservation at the Bonaire Marina
2) MDH (Maritime Declaration of Health), you will receive this from the marina office after you have made a reservation

If you need a test result you may obtain one from a number of commercial parties on Bonaire:

• BonBida: www.bonbida.com/covid-19-pcr-testing-on-bonaire
• BonLab  www.bonairelab.org/
• Covid Test Bonaire: https://coronatestbonaire.com/
• Hestia (working with BonLab): www.bonairesafetravel.org

The Public Health Department will only test you if you have symptoms.

No. From March 23^rd, 2022, travelers from Bonaire to the Netherlands do not have to show a ‘coronavirus pass’: a vaccination certificate, a PCR-test certificate or a recovery certificate.