A Consent to Restore Request allows an applicant to request the Government's consent for the restoration of a dissolved company under the BVI Business Companies Act.
Requests must be submitted electronically using the Company Restoration Portal. Effective 31 July 2026, Consent to Restore Requests will no longer be accepted by email.
This document is a quarterly bulletin from the Ministry of Finance providing an overview of the Government of the Virgin Islands' public sector debt as of the third quarter (September) 2025. It explains what public sector debt is, summarizes the Territory's debt position, and encourages readers to view the full bulletin for more details on how the Government manages its borrowings. As of September 2025, total public sector debt stood at US$145.95 million, reflecting an 18.7% decrease since September 2023 and a 4.9% decrease since September 2024.
This document is a quarterly bulletin from the Ministry of Finance providing an overview of the Government of the Virgin Islands' public sector debt as of the fourth quarter (December) 2025. It explains what public sector debt is, outlines the Territory's debt position, and highlights key changes in borrowing and debt management. As of December 2025, total public sector debt stood at US$170.94 million, representing a 4.5% increase from December 2024, primarily due to new loan disbursements.
The Macro-Economic Review and Outlook (MERO) 2024–2026 highlights the Virgin Islands' strong economic performance in 2024, driven primarily by tourism and financial services. The economy experienced solid GDP growth, increased employment, stable government revenues, and a significant rebound in tourism, while inflation began to moderate. Looking ahead, the report projects modest growth in 2025, followed by stronger economic momentum in 2026, supported by infrastructure investment, continued tourism expansion, and a stable financial services sector.