• The BVI is fully open to all International Travellers, both vaccinated and unvaccinated.

    Effective July 15th, the BVI no longer requires visitors to test prior to arrival or upon arrival. That is correct! No more testing is required.
  • There are daily round trip ferry services to the BVI. Reservations should be made with the scheduled ferry operator through their booking portal. Ferry providers include: Roadtown Fast Ferry , Native Son Ferry Service and Smiths Ferry Service
  • Water taxis are a popular choice for entering the BVI. BVI based water taxi operators include but are not limited to: Island Time Water Taxi, Chillout Charters BVI and Johnny's Maritime Services.
  • The BVI is open to both commercial charter boats and private vessels carrying guests on board. It is important to note that many BVI crews are no longer conducting USVI pick ups. Be sure to confirm this with the yacht. Charter yacht operators must have all requisite licenses in place to operate legally. Foreign based charter boats must comply with new entry requirements. For the most up to date information on foreign charter boats conducting charters in BVI waters check with the yacht's clearinghouse or with HM Customs
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  • No travellers will be asked for test results or vaccination status.
  • Travellers are no longer required to produce travel insurance.
  • Effective June 15th all mandatory isolation of cases, quarantine of contacts of cases and contact tracing will cease.
  • Whilst in the BVI the wearing of face masks or face coverings, whether indoors or outdoors, will no longer be mandated by law but will be allowed as a matter of choice in public spaces. NOTE: Wearing of masks in government offices or spaces is still required.
  • It is as important to know the protocols of the countries you are travelling through as it is knowing the protocols of the country to which you are travelling.
  • USVI Travel Portal: Travelers are no longer required to complete the USVI Travel Screening Portal or present an approved green QR code to travel to the USVI.
  • Travellers are advised to refer to CDC.gov to stay up to date on the current international travel requirements for the United States.
  • International Travellers: All International travelers over the age of 2 who are traveling to the USVI by air must submit a negative antigen (antigen) or NAAT (e.g., RT- PCR) COVID-19 test result and show proof of full vaccination status. Tests must be taken within 24 hours of travel to the USVI.
  • Travel by Ferry: Travellers are NOT required to produce test results when travelling to the USVI
  • International Travellers:You must be fully vaccinated with the primary series of an accepted COVID-19 vaccine to travel to the United States by plane if you are a non-U.S. citizen.
  • Puerto Rico Travel Portal: It is our understanding and experience to date, travellers who have connecting flights in Puerto Rico do not need to complete the travel portal. Having said that, the exercise only takes a few minutes and because protocols are changing frequently we do recommend doing so. Refer to their site, Travel Portal, prior to travelling.
  • Anyone older than 2 years of age who arrives in Puerto Rico from a flight from any State or territory of the United States of America or from any international destination must provide evidence of a completed vaccination cycle or instead, a negative molecular or antigen test result to detect COVID-19 carried out within the period maximum of 2 days before arrival on the Island or within the 48-hours period after arrival in Puerto Rico. In case of being a traveler from an international destination, you must provide a negative molecular or antigen test result to detect COVID-19 carried out a maximum of one (1) day before boarding the plane bound for Puerto Rico.