COVID 19: Flying to the British Virgin Islands & Entry Criteria

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Updated Sept 7, 2022

Persons visiting the Virgin Islands will no longer be required to present a negative COVID-19 test to gain entry. Travelers, regardless of their vaccination status are no longer required to register and apply to enter the Territory via the BVI Gateway Travel Application Portal. Provision of evidence of travel insurance is no longer required, nor Recovery Certificate from a licensed medical professional certifying COVID-19 recovery within 90 days prior to arrival either.

Travel Documentation

All travellers to the Virgin Islands are required to have the below-listed documents before travel to facilitate a smooth transition via Immigration Officers. Travellers should review their specific case based on the categories below:

Belonger/Citizens

Resident (Holder of Residence Status and/or Naturalized Citizen)

Resident (Work Permit or Work Permit Exemption Holder)

Non-Belonger Land Holders

Visitor

id passport

Supporting documents (i.e. Birth Paper and/or Belonger Card or Belonger Certificate)

Valid passport or US passport card

Residence Card or certificate (where applicable)

Naturalization Certificate or BOTC passport

Valid passport

Valid Visa (where required)

Valid Entry Permit or Approval Letter from the CIO allowing entry on an expired Entry Permit

Valid Passport

Valid Visa (where required)

Valid Non-Belonger Land Holders License

Return ticket

Valid passport

Valid visa (where required)

Return ticket

Source: Press Release – Virgin Islands To Discontinue COVID-19 Test Entry Requirements

For more information visit British Virgin Islands Protocols