Bermuda
Bermuda
Current Population (Live)
Annual Growth Rate: +0.88%
As a microstate in North America, Bermuda is home to just 64.1k people, making it one of the less populous countries in the world. Despite covering only 54 km², the territory records a density of 1,186 people per km². Its capital is Hamilton, and English is the official language, while the Bermudian dollar serves as the national currency.
Population
64,055
Area
54 km²
Density
1186/km²
World Rank
#208
Population Trend (1960-2050)
Historical data from 1960 to present with projections to 2050.
Annual Growth Rate by Period
Population growth has effectively stalled at 0% annually, suggesting the country is approaching or has reached a demographic plateau. Deaths (8.9 per thousand) now equal or exceed births (8.1 per thousand), resulting in natural population decline. The population skews older, with 21.7% aged 65 or above and 13.6% under 15, signaling rising dependency ratios.
General Information
- Capital
- Hamilton
- Region
- Americas
- Subregion
- North America
- Continent
- North America
- Languages
- English
- Currencies
- Bermudian dollar ($)
- Calling Code
- +1441
- Top-Level Domain
- .bm
- Landlocked
- No
- UN Member
- No
- Timezones
- UTC-04:00
Population Details
- Total Population
- 64,055
- Land Area
- 54 km²
- Population Density
- 1,186 per km²
- Annual Growth Rate
- +0.88%
- Annual Growth
- +564 people
- Daily Growth
- +2 people
- World Population Share
- 0.00%
- Coordinates
- 32.33°, -64.75°
Global Population Share
Demographics & Economy
With a GDP per capita of roughly $143k, Bermuda sits comfortably in the high-income bracket by World Bank standards.
Life Expectancy
82.3 years
GDP per Capita
$142,855
Birth Rate
8.1 per 1,000
Death Rate
8.9 per 1,000
Urban Population
100.0%
Fertility Rate
1.40 births/woman
Internet Users
98.4%
Under 15
13.6%
Over 65
21.7%
Age Distribution
0-14 years
9K
15-64 years
41K
65+ years
14K
Urbanization
Bermuda is overwhelmingly urban: an estimated 100% of the population lives in cities, one of the highest rates in the world. Hamilton serves as the administrative heart of the country and concentrates much of its commercial and civic life. High density and high urbanization together create both efficiency gains and challenges around housing, transport, and environmental quality.
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0.0%
Health & Education Indicators
Life expectancy reaches 82.3 years, ranking among the highest globally and reflecting robust healthcare systems and living standards. Internet penetration of 98.4% is well above the global average, influencing access to information, education, and digital services.
Life Expectancy
World avg: 72.8
Fertility Rate
World avg: 2.3
Internet Users
World avg: 63
Population Projections (2026-2050)
Near-zero growth suggests that Bermuda is entering a period of demographic stability—or, depending on policy responses, the early stages of decline. Below-replacement fertility of 1.4 births per woman means natural growth alone cannot sustain the current population level indefinitely. The territory's governance arrangements will influence how effectively it adapts to evolving population dynamics.
| Year | Projected Population |
|---|---|
| 2026 | 64,055 |
| 2030 | 66,324 |
| 2035 | 69,242 |
| 2040 | 72,255 |
| 2045 | 75,370 |
| 2050 | 78,593 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the population of Bermuda?
The population of Bermuda is approximately 64,055 as of 2026, making it #208 in the world by population.
What is the capital of Bermuda?
The capital of Bermuda is Hamilton.
What languages are spoken in Bermuda?
The main languages spoken in Bermuda are English.
How big is Bermuda?
Bermuda covers an area of 54 km² with a population density of 1186 people per km².
Is Bermuda growing or shrinking?
Bermuda is growing at a rate of 0.88% per year, adding approximately 564 people annually.
What is the life expectancy in Bermuda?
The average life expectancy in Bermuda is 82.3 years.
What is the GDP per capita of Bermuda?
The GDP per capita of Bermuda is $142,855.