Latest News
Request for EOI Repairs and Renovations to Marsh Harbour ComplexDecember 9, 2025The National Insurance Board (NIB) is soliciting an Expression of Interest from qualified Bahamian contractors to bid on providing repair works and renovationsRead More...
Interest Waiver CampaignDecember 8, 2025STAY CURRENT. STAY COMPLIANT. COMPLIANCE EXTENDED, OPERATING HOURS…UNTIL 8 P.M.Read More...
Vacancy Notice – Senior Manager (Public Affairs and Communications) Public Affairs & Communications DepartmentOctober 31, 2025Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the position of Senior Manager (Public Affairs and Communications), Public Affairs & Communications Department.Read More...
Registration
All persons engaging in gainful employment in The Bahamas – whether employed on a temporary, probationary, part-time or permanent basis – are required to register with The National Insurance Board. Registration should be undertaken before, or as soon as possible after commencing work.
The National Insurance number is a unique eight (8) digit number that is distinctive, personal and specifically identifies the individual (the year and quarter of the registrant’s birth; and his/her sex). Once a number is assigned, the registrant does not have to register again – even if changing jobs, moving to a new island, or changing names.
For more information on Individual registration and the National Insurance Smart Card, click here:
Additionally, businesses (employers) and self- employed persons are required to register with NIB. The employer/ self-employed are assigned a unique nine (9) digit number for the payment and recording of contribution payments.
For more information on Business registration, click here:
What's New
