No. There are restrictions to trade for a particular commodity or consignment. Contact the department for further information.
Registered Land Rules of 1972 (CAP.229)
Intestate Estates Act (CAP.34)
Judgments Act (CAP.35)
Non-Belongers Land Holding Regulation Act (CAP.122)
Condominium Ordinance (CAP.219)
Conveyancing and Law of Property Ordinance (CAP.220)
Land Acquisition Ordinance (CAP.222)
Land Adjudication Ordinance (CAP.223)
Trustee Ordinance (CAP.303)
Commissioners for Oaths & Notaries Public Act (CAP.12)
Common Law
No. Soil is not transferred from one country to another.
Answer: No.
Answer: No. A puppy must be nine months or older.
No. You are required by law to apply for an import permit from the Department of Agriculture in the BVI prior to importing a plant or fruit into the BVI. This is the requirement for importing all agricultural commodities into the territory from all countries. It is also a must that the country from which the plant is being imported issue a phytosanitary Certificate indicating the origin of the plants/fruits and the disease status of the plants/fruits. Please take note that this does not guarantee entry of the commodity or consignment. The consignment must meet the requirement set out in the conditions of the import permit.
- Make sure boundary marks are in accordance with a registered survey plan.
- Maintain in good order any features that demarcate your property especially if the property is adjoining
Answer: This process takes a minimum of two (2) working days once the application form (Animal Import Meat Permit) is filled out correctly.
Answer: Yes. Please review the conditions (Condition for Importation of Pigs) and fill out the application form (Animal Import Permit). Email the Veterinary Division at bvigov_vet@gov.vg for more information.