Cayman calculators

Free calculators for the numbers people actually look up before moving to, hiring in or buying in the Cayman Islands. Every rate is dated and sourced on its page.

Stamp duty calculator

Work out stamp duty on a Grand Cayman property purchase: 7.5% standard, 10% from CI$2 million, and the 2026 first-time and second-time Caymanian buyer concessions. Mortgage duty included.

Take-home pay calculator

No income tax in Cayman, but pension and health insurance come out of your pay. Enter a salary and see the monthly take-home after the 5% pension contribution and your share of the health premium.

CI$ and US$ converter

Convert Cayman Islands dollars to US dollars at the fixed CI$1 = US$1.20 peg, and see what you lose when a shop converts US$ cash at 0.80.

Tip calculator

Most Grand Cayman restaurants add 15% or more automatically. Enter the bill, say whether gratuity is already on it, and get the tip and per-person split in CI$ and US$.

Import duty calculator

Estimate Cayman customs duty on a shipment or a car: 22% general rate, category rates for clothing, electronics, books and medicines, and the vehicle bands from 29.5% to 42% (hybrid and electric rates included).

Work permit fee calculator

Look up the annual work permit fee for any of 1,786 occupations in the May 2026 schedule, then add application, dependant, repatriation, ID card and express fees for the full first-year cost.

Overtime pay calculator

Cayman's Labour Act sets a 45-hour standard week with overtime at 1.5 times the hourly rate. Enter your hourly rate or salary and hours worked to see what a week should pay, with a minimum wage check.

Pension contribution calculator

See what goes into a Cayman pension each month: 5% from you, 5% from your employer, on earnings up to CI$87,000 a year, with optional additional voluntary contributions.

Public holiday countdown

Every 2026 Cayman Islands public holiday with a live countdown to the next one, plus what closes and what usually stays open.

About these tools

Each calculator states the rule it applies, where the rule comes from and the date it was last checked. They run in the browser; nothing you enter is sent anywhere. If a rate changes and a page has not caught up, email [email protected] and it will be fixed the same day.