76 persons have been registered as British Citizens following a ceremony held at Government House on Tuesday 17th March, 2026.
During the ceremony, newly registered
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The Civil Registry and Passport Office has launched new Birth and Death Certificates, marking a significant step in strengthening the integrity, security, and presentation of
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122 persons have been naturalised as British Overseas Territories Citizens following two ceremonies held at Government House on Tuesday 24th February, 2026.
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The Governor’s Group and Constitutionally Established Departments will progress various pieces of legislation aimed at advancing governance, transparency and accountability in The Virgin Islands. During
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Find out how to make the Virgin Islands your permanent home. This includes applying for Residence Status or Belonger Status, understanding eligibility requirements, and learning what documents you need. Whether you are settling through long-term residence, family connection, marriage, or other pathways, this service helps guide you through the process of becoming part of the Virgin Islands community.
The Civil Registry and Passport Office is advising members of the public of new guidance issued by the United States Department of State regarding the
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Effective April 10, 2025, the U.K. Parliament has approved an increase in British passport fees. The new standard passport fee is £120.50. For more information
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The Civil Registry and Passport Office advises the public that the United States Virgin Islands requires passports to be valid for at least six months
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Holders of a British Overseas Territory Citizen (BOTC) passport from the Virgin Islands are not required to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) when traveling
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