Key Facts
Overview
Curaçao maintains its own personal data protection ordinance as an autonomous country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, separate from the Netherlands' GDPR implementation. The penalty ceiling is relatively low at NAf. 10,000.
What This Means for Your Website
- Consent-based processing is required for personal data of Curaçao visitors
- Curaçao has its own separate framework from the Netherlands' GDPR
- Maximum penalties are NAf. 10,000
- Standard data subject rights apply
Key Requirements
The Curaçao DPA enforces the National Ordinance Personal Data Protection with penalties up to NAf. 10,000. The framework establishes consent-based processing requirements independent of the Netherlands' GDPR.
How ConsentStack Handles This
ConsentStack applies consent-based processing for Curaçao visitors, meeting the territory's independent data protection requirements.
Penalties
Up to NAf. 10,000.
Key Requirements
- Consent-based processing required
- Data subject rights including access and correction
- Registration requirements with DPA
Notable Provisions
- Autonomous from the Netherlands
- Low penalties (NAf. 10,000)
- Own data protection ordinance
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Curaçao covered by the Netherlands' GDPR?
No. Curaçao has its own separate data protection ordinance as an autonomous country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
What are the penalties in Curaçao?
Up to NAf. 10,000 — relatively low compared to other jurisdictions.
Does Curaçao have data protection laws?
Yes. The National Ordinance Personal Data Protection establishes consent-based processing requirements with its own DPA.
Stay compliant with Curaçao NOPDP
ConsentStack helps you implement Opt-in consent for Curaçao automatically.