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Population state · Growing

Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba

Latin America and the Caribbean · Caribbean · BES · BQ
SMALL POPULATION · Full population counts are shown; ratios with unstable small bases are suppressed.
Population state
Growing
current run since 2017 · projected 2024
Fertility
1.46
59 of 237 with a TFR, lowest first
World population rank
222
of 237
Regional population rank
45
of 50 in Latin America and the Caribbean
Population
30,675
Annual change
+703
small absolute movement
Natural change
+27
Migrant share
100.0%
Peak population · projected 2045 Deaths exceed births · not in this year Working-age peak · not reached Support ratio · suppressed
ANNUAL COMPONENTS · 2024 PROJECTED

What drives population change?

Births and deaths set natural change. Net migration can reinforce, reduce, or reverse that direction.

Migration contribution Adds to growth

Positive net migration adds to natural growth.

Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba, 2024 projected: natural change +27 people, net migration +685, WPP adjustment −9, total population change +703. Positive net migration adds to natural growth.

Exact reconciliation: WPP includes a −9-person statistical adjustment. Figures are rounded to whole people.

SOURCE · UN WPP 2024 CHECKS PASSED · DETAILS⌄
Releasewpp2024
RevisionPOP/DB/WPP/Rev.2024/GEN/F01/Rev.1
Vintage2024 Revision, Online Edition
Retrieved2026-06-25T11:25:03+00:00
LicenceCC BY 3.0 IGO
Formulathousands-to-people-v1 · migration-contribution-v1
Transformsite/src/lib/migration-contribution.ts
Raw file SHA-25698e34d9b65b53858cd08a57a566e45050b08093ad85ba5714fe6fbd78055ae6d
Measurement universeOne canonical country or area; annual natural change, net migration, WPP adjustment, and total population change use the same source row.
Reference time2024 projected annual components; estimates run through 2023.
UnitPeople per year.
Evidence status2024 WPP medium-variant projection.
GROWING · STATE-SPECIFIC EVIDENCE

Growth in this series

8 source years · since 2017 Growing cohort
Current run
Since 2017
8 consecutive years · projected 2024
Latest annual gain
+703
2.29% of 2024 population
Series maximum
projected 2045
Projected from the WPP medium variant, not a forecast.
AGE STRUCTURE · 2023
PROJECTED PATH · WPP 2024 MEDIUM VARIANT
YearPopulationAnnual changeFertility
202430,675+7031.46
205034,742−451.49
208031,386−1851.53
210027,860−1781.55

Values after 2023 are medium-variant projections, not forecasts.

AGE BALANCE · 1950–2100

Youth and older population

Annual share of the population aged under 18 and aged 65+. The crossing shows when the older group first becomes larger in the annual source series.

First annual crossover
2032 · projected
Rule
65+ strictly exceeds under 18

Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba annual age balance from 1950 to 2100. Under-18 population moves from 35.6% in 1950 to 19.2% in 2023 and 14.9% in the 2100 projection. Population aged 65 and older moves from 14.1% to 14.1% and 33.6%. First annual crossover: 2032 · projected. Estimates run through 2023 and WPP Medium projections begin in 2024.

Youth and older population in Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba, 1950 to 2100 Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba annual age balance from 1950 to 2100. Under-18 population moves from 35.6% in 1950 to 19.2% in 2023 and 14.9% in the 2100 projection. Population aged 65 and older moves from 14.1% to 14.1% and 33.6%. First annual crossover: 2032 · projected. Estimates run through 2023 and WPP Medium projections begin in 2024. 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 1950 1975 2000 2023 2050 2075 2100 ESTIMATES · THROUGH 2023 WPP MEDIUM PROJECTION UNDER 18 · 14.9% 65+ · 33.6%
1950
Under 18 · 35.6%65+ · 14.1%
2023 observed
Under 18 · 19.2%65+ · 14.1%
2100 projected
Under 18 · 14.9%65+ · 33.6%
Annual evidence · 151 source rows
Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba under-18 and 65+ population history
YearEvidenceUnder 18Share65+Share
1950 observed 2,488 35.6% 985 14.1%
1951 observed 2,609 37.1% 951 13.5%
1952 observed 2,721 38.3% 932 13.1%
1953 observed 2,836 39.2% 920 12.7%
1954 observed 2,951 39.6% 933 12.5%
1955 observed 3,063 40.3% 935 12.3%
1956 observed 3,155 41.4% 909 11.9%
1957 observed 3,252 42.6% 880 11.5%
1958 observed 3,360 43.8% 858 11.2%
1959 observed 3,478 45.0% 835 10.8%
1960 observed 3,577 45.7% 828 10.6%
1961 observed 3,632 45.6% 831 10.4%
1962 observed 3,657 45.2% 837 10.3%
1963 observed 3,692 44.7% 852 10.3%
1964 observed 3,737 44.2% 869 10.3%
1965 observed 3,801 43.9% 886 10.2%
1966 observed 3,885 43.8% 908 10.2%
1967 observed 3,988 43.8% 929 10.2%
1968 observed 4,109 43.9% 974 10.4%
1969 observed 4,249 44.2% 1,007 10.5%
1970 observed 4,388 44.5% 1,051 10.7%
1971 observed 4,527 44.7% 1,101 10.9%
1972 observed 4,622 44.6% 1,148 11.1%
1973 observed 4,621 43.9% 1,195 11.3%
1974 observed 4,578 42.8% 1,226 11.5%
1975 observed 4,525 41.7% 1,244 11.5%
1976 observed 4,464 40.5% 1,269 11.5%
1977 observed 4,402 39.2% 1,291 11.5%
1978 observed 4,359 38.2% 1,303 11.4%
1979 observed 4,312 37.2% 1,322 11.4%
1980 observed 4,272 36.3% 1,344 11.4%
1981 observed 4,243 35.6% 1,348 11.3%
1982 observed 4,230 35.1% 1,327 11.0%
1983 observed 4,208 34.7% 1,287 10.6%
1984 observed 4,188 34.2% 1,259 10.3%
1985 observed 4,173 33.7% 1,236 10.0%
1986 observed 4,165 33.4% 1,210 9.7%
1987 observed 4,172 33.2% 1,186 9.4%
1988 observed 4,192 33.0% 1,149 9.1%
1989 observed 4,229 33.0% 1,129 8.8%
1990 observed 4,272 33.0% 1,114 8.6%
1991 observed 4,319 33.1% 1,102 8.4%
1992 observed 4,341 33.0% 1,085 8.2%
1993 observed 4,311 32.5% 1,065 8.0%
1994 observed 4,256 31.8% 1,036 7.7%
1995 observed 4,209 31.2% 1,021 7.6%
1996 observed 4,167 30.6% 1,004 7.4%
1997 observed 4,149 30.1% 1,011 7.3%
1998 observed 4,156 29.9% 1,023 7.3%
1999 observed 4,200 29.8% 1,052 7.5%
2000 observed 4,262 29.9% 1,076 7.6%
2001 observed 4,341 29.9% 1,108 7.6%
2002 observed 4,388 29.3% 1,142 7.6%
2003 observed 4,412 28.2% 1,195 7.6%
2004 observed 4,430 27.2% 1,264 7.8%
2005 observed 4,450 26.2% 1,321 7.8%
2006 observed 4,465 25.3% 1,395 7.9%
2007 observed 4,497 24.5% 1,488 8.1%
2008 observed 4,537 23.8% 1,593 8.3%
2009 observed 4,588 23.1% 1,704 8.6%
2010 observed 4,651 22.6% 1,839 8.9%
2011 observed 4,730 21.9% 2,044 9.5%
2012 observed 4,797 21.0% 2,267 9.9%
2013 observed 4,914 20.6% 2,440 10.2%
2014 observed 5,050 20.6% 2,596 10.6%
2015 observed 5,094 20.7% 2,713 11.0%
2016 observed 5,098 20.8% 2,845 11.6%
2017 observed 5,101 20.6% 3,020 12.2%
2018 observed 5,111 20.3% 3,188 12.7%
2019 observed 5,179 20.2% 3,352 13.1%
2020 observed 5,325 20.1% 3,534 13.4%
2021 observed 5,471 20.0% 3,738 13.7%
2022 observed 5,605 19.6% 3,969 13.9%
2023 observed 5,738 19.2% 4,203 14.1%
2024 projected 5,873 19.1% 4,416 14.4%
2025 projected 5,985 19.1% 4,647 14.8%
2026 projected 6,058 19.0% 4,881 15.3%
2027 projected 6,108 18.8% 5,121 15.8%
2028 projected 6,132 18.7% 5,366 16.3%
2029 projected 6,140 18.5% 5,605 16.9%
2030 projected 6,134 18.3% 5,842 17.4%
2031 projected 6,133 18.2% 6,061 18.0%
2032 projected 6,134 18.1% 6,259 18.4%
2033 projected 6,145 18.0% 6,452 18.9%
2034 projected 6,150 17.9% 6,611 19.3%
2035 projected 6,150 17.8% 6,766 19.6%
2036 projected 6,133 17.8% 6,902 20.0%
2037 projected 6,109 17.6% 7,026 20.3%
2038 projected 6,078 17.5% 7,130 20.6%
2039 projected 6,037 17.4% 7,222 20.8%
2040 projected 5,979 17.2% 7,314 21.0%
2041 projected 5,931 17.0% 7,408 21.3%
2042 projected 5,893 16.9% 7,493 21.5%
2043 projected 5,844 16.7% 7,584 21.7%
2044 projected 5,803 16.6% 7,677 22.0%
2045 projected 5,769 16.5% 7,779 22.3%
2046 projected 5,740 16.4% 7,879 22.6%
2047 projected 5,700 16.3% 7,981 22.9%
2048 projected 5,669 16.3% 8,089 23.2%
2049 projected 5,637 16.2% 8,200 23.6%
2050 projected 5,610 16.2% 8,301 23.9%
2051 projected 5,581 16.1% 8,429 24.3%
2052 projected 5,551 16.0% 8,566 24.7%
2053 projected 5,528 16.0% 8,701 25.2%
2054 projected 5,497 15.9% 8,851 25.7%
2055 projected 5,465 15.9% 8,999 26.2%
2056 projected 5,442 15.9% 9,145 26.7%
2057 projected 5,424 15.9% 9,282 27.1%
2058 projected 5,402 15.8% 9,413 27.6%
2059 projected 5,384 15.8% 9,530 28.0%
2060 projected 5,364 15.8% 9,627 28.3%
2061 projected 5,339 15.7% 9,719 28.7%
2062 projected 5,311 15.7% 9,790 29.0%
2063 projected 5,272 15.7% 9,829 29.2%
2064 projected 5,244 15.6% 9,869 29.4%
2065 projected 5,214 15.6% 9,883 29.5%
2066 projected 5,184 15.5% 9,904 29.7%
2067 projected 5,153 15.5% 9,916 29.8%
2068 projected 5,124 15.5% 9,925 30.0%
2069 projected 5,090 15.4% 9,937 30.1%
2070 projected 5,062 15.4% 9,939 30.2%
2071 projected 5,036 15.4% 9,943 30.3%
2072 projected 5,008 15.3% 9,955 30.5%
2073 projected 4,979 15.3% 9,973 30.7%
2074 projected 4,952 15.3% 9,990 30.9%
2075 projected 4,920 15.3% 10,002 31.0%
2076 projected 4,889 15.3% 10,006 31.2%
2077 projected 4,855 15.2% 10,006 31.4%
2078 projected 4,824 15.2% 9,981 31.5%
2079 projected 4,795 15.2% 9,955 31.6%
2080 projected 4,763 15.2% 9,910 31.6%
2081 projected 4,726 15.1% 9,865 31.6%
2082 projected 4,697 15.1% 9,810 31.6%
2083 projected 4,674 15.2% 9,758 31.6%
2084 projected 4,642 15.1% 9,714 31.7%
2085 projected 4,607 15.1% 9,691 31.8%
2086 projected 4,578 15.1% 9,660 31.9%
2087 projected 4,550 15.1% 9,646 32.0%
2088 projected 4,521 15.1% 9,637 32.2%
2089 projected 4,490 15.1% 9,614 32.3%
2090 projected 4,459 15.1% 9,596 32.4%
2091 projected 4,429 15.1% 9,574 32.5%
2092 projected 4,405 15.1% 9,560 32.7%
2093 projected 4,380 15.1% 9,538 32.8%
2094 projected 4,347 15.0% 9,520 32.9%
2095 projected 4,315 15.0% 9,491 33.0%
2096 projected 4,283 15.0% 9,468 33.1%
2097 projected 4,247 15.0% 9,444 33.3%
2098 projected 4,211 14.9% 9,423 33.4%
2099 projected 4,175 14.9% 9,392 33.5%
2100 projected 4,140 14.9% 9,369 33.6%
SOURCE · UN WPP 2024 · SINGLE-AGE POPULATION CHECKS PASSED · DETAILS⌄
Releasewpp2024
RevisionPOP/DB/WPP/Rev.2024/GEN/F01/Rev.1
Vintage2024 Revision, Online Edition
Retrieved2026-06-25T11:25:03+00:00
LicenceCC BY 3.0 IGO
Formulaunder18-vs-65plus-annual-history-v1
Transformpipeline.derive.age_structure_history
Raw file SHA-2566de949eb0d6bf3277959da88c7591c608ad5fd995a17b4f120c11245a351dfb1 · d9c962d7e0beb731d3450cfabba8499a1449411e3c8aec3aeced06a7a2955b6e
Measurement universeall 237 WPP country and area records in the canonical Register
Reference time1950–2023 estimates; 2024–2100 WPP Medium projection
UnitPeople and percentage of same-year single-age population.
Evidence statusAnnual estimates through 2023; WPP Medium projection thereafter. No interpolation.
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SOURCE · UN WPP 2024 CHECKS PASSED · DETAILS⌄
Releasewpp2024
RevisionPOP/DB/WPP/Rev.2024/GEN/F01/Rev.1
Vintage2024 Revision, Online Edition
Retrieved2026-06-25T11:25:03+00:00
LicenceCC BY 3.0 IGO
Formulathousands-to-people-v1
Transformreproducible canonical pipeline
Measurement universeDe facto population: all residents in the country or area, regardless of legal status or citizenship.
Reference timePopulation is measured at 1 July 2024; annual flows cover the source year.
UnitPeople; the source workbook's thousands are converted to whole people for display.
Evidence status2024 medium-variant projection; estimates run through 2023.