The 2025 budget of the Virgin Islands is themed "Laying the Blocks of Success", continuing the momentum of sustainable development under the National Sustainable Development Plan (NSDP) – Vision 2036.

Despite global economic pressures, tourism and financial services showed resilience. Visitor arrivals increased 9.9% compared to 2023, and financial services saw 13,006 new incorporations by mid-2024, a 25.7% increase over the previous year.

• Tourism: Projected revenue of $445M in 2024 with continued growth expected.
• Financial Services: Continued reforms to ensure AML/CFT compliance and protect investor confidence.
• Agriculture & Fisheries: Investments to improve food security and economic diversification.
• Education: Infrastructure upgrades, new playgrounds, and expansion of STEAM programs.
• Infrastructure: $35M allocated to roads, sewage, and water system improvements.

Significant legislative reforms aligned with the Commission of Inquiry recommendations were implemented, strengthening transparency, public service delivery, and financial accountability.

GDP is projected at $1.84B (4.6% growth). The government plans to maintain strong fiscal discipline, invest in infrastructure, enhance service delivery, and insulate residents from inflationary pressures. Key priorities include economic resilience, digital transformation, and education reform.