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Ok guys we are leaving Atlanta Wednesday morning for 10 days. I'd to give you a list of what we have done to run that by you guys, I don't want to miss anything. All of these travelers are new to the BVI, except Tricia and I, and I really enjoy introducing new people to my favorite place to be. So here we go:

8 fully vaccinated adults
8 negative PCR or Proctored Rapid Antigen test
Flights from ATL to STT
USVI portal approved for all 8
8 ferry tickets from Charlotte Amalie to Road town, prepaid
Outside Covid Insurance for BVI
BVI Hummingbird Registration for Road town Ferry dock
Copies of Passports, Covid test, USVI portal approval, BVI hummingbird registration
Copy of Air travel verification

I think that covers it, let me know if I have forgotten anything.

Bo

Make sure everyone packs their proof of vaccination. Couldn’t hurt to make copies.

If have time, order some proctored tests to bring with you. Saves the hassle of getting tested here

thanks Jason, I forgot to list that. We have the originals and copies. We decided to do the Jost Van Dyke testing site.

BVI Hummingbird registration? Haven't heard that term before. Is it the registration process thru BVIGateway for fully vax'd travelers?

It's the registration portal for the test you'll take on arrival. It gathers some basic patient information so when you arrive they can just scan registration code instead of keying all the information while you wait. Only takes about 5 minutes to complete.

Thanks, Jason.

Bo - I was just thinking about making a check list for our crew when I saw your post. Great timing. Thanks, Bo. Hope you don't mind if I copied and customized for our trip. If it's helpful to others, here it is:

BVI TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS NOV 11, 2021

(Applies to fully vaccinated adults)

CHECK LIST
1. Negative PCR or Proctored Rapid Antigen test (must be taken within 5 days of travel)***
2. Plane tickets to STT and back
3. Passport
4. Vaccination card
5. USVI portal approved and QR code on phone
6. Ferry tickets* from Charlotte Amalie to Road town, prepaid
7. Outside Covid Insurance for BVI**
8. BVI Hummingbird Registration for Road town Ferry dock, apply not later than 48 hours prior to arrival (BVIgateway -- https://bvigateway.bviaa.com/ )
9. Hard copy of:
a. Passports
b. Covid test,
c. USVI portal approval,
d. BVI hummingbird registration
e. Proof of vax
f. Copy of Air travel verification
10. Biax Now e-med test kit (for return trip to USVI)

*Unless we decide to do water taxi. Ferry schedule not yet published. (Laws and Jen/Paulina – you will have to get ferry tickets for your travel on the 18th …..I’ll watch for the Nov schedule and let you know which ferry company to contact)

**I’ll get you more info on this later.

*** For those arriving on the 11th, you can get tested on or after Nov 6.

What's the "air travel verification"?

The website for the Hummingbird portal at the ferry terminal is http://rtferry.bvi.care/ not https://bvigateway.bviaa.com/

All excellent plans on list
***#5 --- printed works easier - paperwork |rules! in USVI

^^^ saw 9C -- already did it fine

This is a great list, thank you for putting it together. For BVI it says negative test, no older than 5 days. Does that include the travel day in or is that day zero like USVI? USVI shows a chart that does not count the travel day to USVI, so it is day 0. Is BVI the same or is the arrival day one of the 5 days? Arriving into BVI on Dec 4th, so test on Nov 29th or need to wait for Nov 30th?

Travel day is considered Day 0. Perhaps the only thing that's the same between the USVI and the BVI.

Thank you!

Just registered on the Hummingbird site for arrival on the 11th. I missed copying the confirmation code/qr scan. Also, it seemed to be registering me for arrival today (7th). Should I re-register for the actual arrival date or does that not matter? I don't recall seeing anything on the registration form to specify an arrival date.

Yes, it matters. Your code will probably not work on the 11th. Just reregister on your travel day.