Can a US citizen live in St Martin?

Sint Maarten is a duty-free port. Sint Maarten operated under the European system for title. According to the American-Dutch Friendship treaty of 1956, US citizens do not need a work permit while living on the island. If they want to stay longer than 6 months, they should apply for a Declaration of Admission by Law.



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