I visited Bonaire recently and thought it was pretty much the best place ever. I am an attorney licensed in New York State. Are there any opportunities for someone like me in Bonaire? I haven't been able to find much info searching the internet.
Thanks,

Galen..Welcome to BT! Yes Bonaire is a great place and rest assured you're not the only one who has thought of picking up & moving there. However from my own personal knowledge, unless you are well schooled in the vagaries of Dutch law, and speak fluent Dutch I personally am not aware of any opportunities for a US attorney.
Here's a website for the dept of economic affairs which you might want to check out. Good luck to you.
http://www.bonaireeconomy.org/

You will have to be creative and find a niche to fill. Your chances are pretty slim, however

I can find something for you if you speak Papiamento, Dutch and Spanish...

Hey Ruth, what about me? What do you have for me? I am losing my tan here in Colorado and need to get there asap!

Rick, same as for Galen...if you know all four languages spoken here, you can work at the front counter or as a supervisor...one language...well, there's always need for fryer-cleaners. Or start at the top and buy a restaurant...
;-D

What restaurant and how much? Is it on the water, can i watch the sunset?

Rick..I think you'll have an excellent view of Kooeyman

I am going to learn all the languages ASAP and hold you to that!

Bring it! :-)

Ruth , I will clean the fryers! LOL

You're on Krispi...you can take the night shift & dive during the day.

Krispi,

Be careful...... I've been down this road with Ruth.

She may speak softly, but believe me, she carries a big stick!

And she knows how to use it.....and does daily.

How about a retiring physician - gratis services to local hospital?