Phase 2 of the Restricted Border Reopening Plan is in effect as of September 1. The following categories of persons sited in Phase 1 and Phase 2 can now register to return to the British Virgin Islands by visiting www.bvitravel.vg.

The Immigration Department is informing work permit holders that it has extended the waiver of the issuance of extensions to entry permits until December 31, 2020. 

Premier and Minister of Finance, Honourable Andrew A. Fahie said that there is zero tolerance to human trafficking into the Territory of the Virgin Islands. 

Companies and organisations can now begin to register as part of Phase two of the Virgin Islands’ Restricted Border and Controlled Re-Entry Plan.

Officers of Her Majesty’s Customs continue to further intensify protection of the sea borders of the British Virgin Islands amidst the ongoing battle against the COVID-19 global pandemic.

The Cabinet of the Virgin Islands has given the approval for a special category of persons to enter the Territory from August 15 providing that applications are submitted to the ministers for Immigration and Health for approval.

The public is notified that the Ministry of Natural Resources, Labour and Immigration will be closed from Friday, August 21........

The public is notified that the re-entry website www.bvitravel.vg is being updated by the Immigration Department and is temporarily unavailable.

The Cabinet of the Virgin Islands has approved Phase 2 of the Restricted Border Re-opening Plan to take effect from September 1.

The Government of the Virgin Islands is Informing the public that With immediate effect, persons on work permit and work exemption holders will not be permitted to enter the British Virgin Islands at this time as the cautious and restricted opening of the Territory’s borders continues.