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Re: Changes in BVI entry requirements
[Re: NWsailor]
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09/16/2021 01:26 PM
09/16/2021 01:26 PM
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Cane Garden Bay, Tortola
JasonHelmbrecht
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Cane Garden Bay, Tortola
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Does anybody know of any upcoming changes to BVI entry requirements?
I reached out to reschedule our water taxi (originally booked for 4/2020) with our latest date for this November, and asked about entry requirements via water taxi.
The response I got was, changes are coming, and they will get back to us when they know more.
I searched online and the only thing I've found, is talk of automating the BVI gateway website.
We have a boat booked, and are looking to fly into the st Thomas airport, with the water taxi co. getting us to Nanny Cay, that same day.
This along with the current up-tick in Covid has made me hesitant to pull the trigger on airline tickets, and other travel arrangements.
Not sure if you've seen it publicized but the ports the water taxis are currently using are vaccinated only ports. I'd love to know what they water taxis see in their crystal ball. I have a hard time thinking much will change. The portal has already been simplified a little. All the immigration and customs pages are gone. Not sure how the automatic approval for vaccinated guests is coming but that would be a great change! I wouldn't hesitate to plan your trip unless you are unvaccinated. The process is about as easy as it's going to get.
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