How much do you have to make to live in the Bahamas?

We calculated that $2625 and $3550 were needed each month as the gross living wage for a full-time worker who must sustain a family of four in New Providence and Grand Bahama, respectively. We estimated the net living wage to be $2500 per month for New Providence and $3400 for Grand Bahama.



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The average rental price for a one-bedroom apartment in The Bahamas is around $1,000/month across the entire country (though you may be able to find studios for less). This number is slightly skewed by higher costs near the cities and popular neighborhoods of Nassau and Freeport.

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Foreign nationals moving to The Bahamas for the long term need to obtain a long-stay visa. Long-stay visas are issued if you are moving to The Bahamas for one of the following reasons: Moving to The Bahamas to work. Moving to The Bahamas to invest.

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Freedom to Live Your Way Unlike the fast-paced lives of the west, Bahamas is a pretty much peaceful country, so even those who like lying back for a while can have a great life here. Note that crime in Nassau is quite high, so keep this in mind when visiting or living in the city center.

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The Bahamas is a high-income developed country with a GDP per capita of over USD 30,762 (2017) that conducts more than 85 percent of its international trade with the United States.

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The Bahamas are friendly to newcomers, there's no foreign language to cope with, crime is relatively low, and the islands are positioned just off the Florida coast. The two big cities are the capital, Nassau, which is located on New Providence Island, and Freeport, which is on Grand Bahama.

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Small supply and a large demand for Nassau real estate keeps prices higher than the Family Islands. Islands like Abaco, Eleuthera, Cat Island, Exuma and Long Island offer wonderful deals that are extremely affordable.

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The Bahamas does have a high cost of living , which is a result of the country's imposition of high value-added taxes on groceries, furniture, appliances, and clothing. This isn't too much of an issue if you're planning to buy a vacation home but for those who want to buy a permanent home, it could be a factor.

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Bahamas crime rate & statistics for 2021 was 29.17, a 62.44% increase from 2020. Bahamas crime rate & statistics for 2020 was 17.96, a 23.52% decline from 2019. Bahamas crime rate & statistics for 2019 was 23.48, a 3.71% increase from 2018. Bahamas crime rate & statistics for 2018 was 22.64, a 25.95% decline from 2017.

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