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Re: Thoughts as to what will be required when the BVI reopens
[Re: ecm56]
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10/01/2020 03:37 PM
10/01/2020 03:37 PM
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JasonHelmbrecht
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I think I have found sources for testing here (Virginia) that will suffice to travel to St. Thomas and possibly to the BVI (requirements so far unpublished) but I started thinking - what about the return trip? Will I be able to get tested in the BVI in order to re-enter the U.S.? St. Thomas and San Juan currently want to see a negative test result. The BVI has just announced they will perform some testing for travelers for a fee of $135. I have just asked them about the locations. It wouldn't be too bad if you could get it at the airport but, if you are flying, it wouldn't be very convenient to have to get it in RoadTown. Currently at Road Town and Sea Cow's Bay. I think those are the only options but there may be a location on VG.
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