EU passport holders who want Caribbean living with European legal framework. The island has excellent infrastructure, good internet, a genuinely multicultural society with Dutch, Papiamentu, Spanish, and English all spoken, and beaches that range from quiet coves to party strips depending on your preference.
Curaçao is a Dutch Caribbean island and EU citizens have the right to live and work here without a visa. Willemstad's Handelskade waterfront — a row of impossibly colourful Dutch colonial buildings reflected in the Sint Annabaai harbour — is one of the most photographed streetscapes in the Caribbean. The island is outside the hurricane belt. The diving is world-class.
Cost of living is moderate — not cheap, but manageable on a decent remote income. Winter is essentially nonexistent — mild temperatures year-round. Sunshine is abundant — nearly year-round sun if that matters to your mood. The rewards for exploring are exceptional — layers of history, culture, and surprise around every corner.
Binary signals — not scores.
EU passport holders who want Caribbean living with European legal framework. The island has excellent infrastructure, good internet, a genuinely multicultural society with Dutch, Papiamentu, Spanish, and English all spoken, and beaches that range from quiet coves to party strips depending on your preference.
The floating market along the Sha Caprileskade — Venezuelan fishing boats selling fresh fish and produce directly from the boat — has been operating since the 1950s and is the most Caribbean thing on an island that is officially Dutch. Playa Lagun on the western tip is the best snorkelling beach and has almost no tourists.
These are the numbers. But numbers don't move to a new city — you do.
Find Your City →Free · No signup · 3 to 5 minutes