How does the application work at a high level, what rights does the family member receive, how long does the status last, and how can it become independent or longer-term where officially stated?
A non-Bermudian with a PRC is granted certain concessions, most notably the right to reside and work in Bermuda and to acquire Bermuda property with a lower Annual Rental Value than would otherwise apply to a person without a PRC, but a PRC is not the same as Bermudian Status and PRC holders have no right to vote. The official source does not state the application process, how long the certificate lasts or a path to Bermudian Status.
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Limits of the record- The paper records an application fee of $3,150 for children and spouses of PRC holders under section 31B of BIPA and proposes a fee of $3,150 for 3rd Generation long-term residents born to a PRC holder.
- The paper states no term, expiry, renewal requirement, document-validity rule or route from PRC to Bermudian Status.
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11. While not the same as possessing Bermudian
Status (i.e., they have no right to vote, etc.), the
i. Persons who were born or arrived in
non‐Bermudian with a PRC is granted certain
Bermuda at an early age, and have been
concessions. Most notably, the holder of a PRC
ordinarily resident in Bermuda;
has the right to reside and work in Bermuda and
ii. Long-term residents seeking to remain in to acquire Bermuda property with a lower Annual
Bermuda and who continue to contribute Rental Value (ARV) than would otherwise be
to the Bermuda community; applicable in the case of a person who does not
iii. A divorced parent of a Bermudian child; possess a PRC.
