The British Virgin Islands is now on level 1, the lowest COVID-19 risk level on the United States Center for Disease Control’s (CDC) Travel Health Notice.

Premier and Minister of Finance, Honourable Andrew Fahie, Minister for Natural Resources, Labour and Immigration, Honourable Vincent Wheatley,............

The public is advised that the matter of Nicholas Cancro, John Hines Jr, Lynee Ann Hines and Jeanne McKinnon who were apprehended by the Joint Task Force on the 19th November, 2020 was heard before Magistrate Christilyn Benjamin at 2:00 p.m. on 1^st December, 2020.   

The Government of the Virgin Islands has officially reopened its borders to residents and visitors on December 1, 2020. 

It is December 1, a date visitors, family and friends waited for months to return to the British Virgin Islands since its closure on March 22 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Good day and God’s Blessings to everyone.

It is a very exciting day for our Territory, as we witness our main airport Terrance B. Lettsome International; open its doors on the eve of the reopening of our borders to nationals, visitors, family and friends.

There is an erroneous news article titled: “Virginia woman worried about safety of sister detained in British Virgin Islands” by Scott Taylor, ABC7 WJLA, November 26, 2020. 

The public is notified that Marine Industry Inspection Checklists and Lodging Facility Checklist now available on www.bvi.gov.vg

The BVI Health Services Authority has responded commendably to the Global COVID-19 pandemic.

The online BVI Gateway Portal that facilitates the registration of all travellers for authorisation to travel into the Territory from December 1 is now live and is accepting applications.