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If you are leasing land in Dein, Gato, Kanga, Monteverde, Seru Pretu (near Wishi), Souax East, Souax West, or Wishi, it’s important to note that all rent payments must be submitted through our office. Please be aware that payments made elsewhere are not considered valid.

Payment & Rates

Part 1

Payments

Rent is due by December 31st each year for the upcoming year. We offer a range of secure and convenient payment options to ensure a seamless experience. You can complete quick transactions using your debit card, opt for reliable direct bank transfers, or, for smaller amounts, choose to pay in cash.

Bank Transfer

Our preferred payment method. Bank fees may apply.

Debit Card

We accept debit cards. Credit cards will not be accepted

Cash

We will refuse foreign currency or large cash amounts.

Part 2

Rental rates

Registered lessees are eligible for discounted rent rates based on their specific usage. If you are not registered, the standard market rate of 84 cents per square meter per month will apply. To take advantage of these lower rates, please complete the registration process via our registration page.

The table below details the requirements for each category, so you can easily determine which rate applies to your lease. Should you have any questions or require further assistance, please feel free to contact us.

Bill month Bill yearly

Market Rate

XCG 166,68

/Month /Year
  • Per 200m2
  • Lease agreement
  • No registration
  • Any use

Commercial

XCG 83,34

/Month /Year
  • Per 200m2
  • Lease agreement
  • Registration
  • Commercial

Hybrid

XCG 62,50

/Month /Year
  • Per appartment
  • Lease agreement
  • Registration
  • Non-commercial

Residential

XCG 41,67

/Month /Year
  • Per building
  • Lease agreement
  • Registration
  • Personal use

Objections

Step 1

Download the form

If you find any aspect of your rent or rent arrears objectionable, we encourage you to voice your concerns. Begin the process by obtaining Form 2886, the official objection form designed specifically to address your concerns efficiently. You can download Form 2886 from our website to get started.

> Download Form 2886 (objection form)

Step 2

Complete the form

After downloading the form, please complete it with all the necessary details. Providing comprehensive and accurate information will help us fully understand and assess your objection, ensuring that we can review your case properly.

Step 3

Submit the form

Once you have filled out Form 2886, submit it to us using the submission details provided on our contact page. Upon receipt of your properly completed form, one of our attorneys will review your case. If adjustments are warranted, we will promptly recalculate your rent or rent arrears to ensure fair and accurate calculations for all lessees.

Form 2886: this form is intended for objections against either the rent or the arrears calculation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Topic A

Forms of payment

Q: What payment methods are available for rent payments?
A: We offer secure and convenient payment options, including bank transfers and cash payments (for smaller amounts). Please note that large cash sums or foreign currency cannot be accepted, and we do not currently accept credit cards or checks. We do accept debit cards

Q: Are there any limitations on cash payments?
A: Yes, our office cannot accept large cash amounts or foreign currency. If you choose to make a bank transfer, you may request a receipt to be sent to your email for your records.

Topic B

Late payments

Q: What happens if my rent payment is delayed?
A: In accordance with Article 6:119 of the Civil Code, any delay in rent payment incurs statutory interest from the moment the payment becomes overdue. The interest is calculated based on the rate set by the Central Bank of Curaçao & Sint Maarten.

Q: Are there additional charges for late payments?
A: Yes, late payments result in extrajudicial collection costs, typically ranging between 15% and 20% of your total arrears, with a minimum charge of XCG 7,50. Additionally, the accrued interest compounds annually, increasing the total amount owed over time.

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