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Re: 7 day charter. Fly to STT or EIS?
[Re: Wnfaknd]
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01/15/2018 11:22 AM
01/15/2018 11:22 AM
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agrimsrud
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Also, I’m not a US citizen. Just a green card holder and getting back to the US is always a hassle for me There is no special queue for citizens vs. others when you check the boat in from BVI back into USVI. So I don't think there is any additional hassle for you vs. anyone else. The longest I"ve had to spend at C&I coming from BVI back into USVI was in November when we got there right when a ferry pulled up and I think we waited a half hour. From my experience, assuming you have your paperwork ready to go, the checkin is usually on order 10 minutes - hardly a hassle. The hassle you will have coming back through C&I into US proper - either at the STT airport or San Juan will be the same. In other words - I don't think your green card situation really weighs in with the decision.
Life's short - sail more!
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