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ARTICLE · 04 MARCH 2015

Changes To Bermuda Work Permit Policies Effective December 2014

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Bermuda's Ministry of Home Affairs issued for consultation in October 2014 proposed changes to the Work Permit Policy to be made effective 1 March 2015.

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Bermuda's Ministry of Home Affairs issued for consultation in October 2014 proposed changes to the Work Permit Policy to be made effective 1 March 2015. The changes aim to simplify the process for employers and employees. Below are details of the legal and practical ramifications of the changes to policy and procedure.

APPEALS

Appeals must be made within seven working days of the date of the refusal letter and will now cost BMD$250. If the refusal is related to a work permit renewal, and is submitted on time, the employee may continue working while the appeal is being considered. If the appeal is submitted outside of the time frame then the employee must cease working. This is a departure from previous policy which forced all work permit holders to cease work once that permit had expired.

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