Entry protocols for travelers entering the BVI

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Effective July 15, 2022, persons traveling to the BVI, regardless of vaccination status, will no longer be required to present a negative COVID-19 test to gain entry.

You don’t have to apply for an entry certificate.

You don’t have to show proof of travel insurance or proof of vaccination.

All you need is a valid passport!

FAQ

Do I have to wear a mask in the BVI?
Do I have to quarantine?
How to I travel from the Airport/Ferry Terminal to Conch Charters base?
How do I provision?
How do I organize my COVID test to return back home?
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Do I have to wear a mask in the BVI?

No, you are not mandated to wear a mask in the BVI. Cabinet decided that, with effect from the 15th of June 2022, 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.

Do I have to quarantine?

The Ministry of Health has ended all mandatory isolation of cases, quarantine of contacts of cases, and contact tracing.

How to I travel from the Airport/Ferry Terminal to Conch Charters base?

Our taxi service (Sebastian’s) can meet you at either the airport or the ferry terminal to bring you to our base. Costs are $13pp from the airport (minimum charge $30) and $6pp from the Road Town Ferry Terminal.

New taxi regulations mean that the taxi must be pre-booked by yourself, you can do this at this link: www.transportbvi.com. Please take a copy of your booking with you for the taxi dispatcher on arrival.

How do I provision?

You have loads of options from supermarkets to specialist grocery providers. You can find more information here: https://conchcharters.com/about-the-bvi/provisioning/

We recommend pre-ordering your provisions to help you get off our docks quicker.

How do I organize my COVID test to return back home?

     

 

TOP TIP: Check the latest travel advice for your transit country to help make plans for testing before heading home.

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