British Virgin Islands - Update History
- March 2024: Clearance updated.
- January 2024: Security information updated with latest dinghy theft report from CSSN.
- November 2023: Outstanding Formalities all checked and updated.
- October 2023: Formalities Checked and updated (Immigration, Health, Pets, Restrictions) from official sites.
- February 2023: Cruiser VHF Net added under Communications section, Events updated.
- December 2022: Links added to Transport section and ports of entry times updated from BVI Port Authority website.
- July 2022: Entry restrictions lifted as of 15 July – Formalities updated.
- June 2022: New entry rules added to biosecurity as of 15 June.
- May 2022: Ports of entry amended to the reality of what is actually open following reports from cruisers – in contact once again with Customs for an update.
- April 2022: Entry Ports further updated – noted in biosecurity. Customs hours updated in Clearance and departure process confirmed.
- January 2022: Official websites checked and Covid protocols updated.
- October 2021: Biosecurity updated with new Covid protocols.
- July 2021: Covid protocols updated as borders open.
- February 2021: Biosecurity and Covid information updated and archived.
- June 2020: Restrictions updated with exclusion zone details.
- March 2020: COVID-19 restrictions and updated Travel Advisory from Ministry of Health. Maritime Declaration of Health and Personal Health Declaration Forms added to Biosecurity section.
- December 2019: Added information to Money section on Euro/US dollar exchange from Marc Arav.
- January 2019: Information about dinghy theft added.
- January 2019: Profile, formalities and general info have been checked and updated especially in relation to Irma.
- August 2018: Fees updated from BVI Customs Facebook Page.
- February 2018: Updated SAR information.
- November 2017: Updated marina information Tortola – Nanny Cay/Penn’s Landing Marina post hurricane Irma.
- August 2017: Fees updated with information from Bob Conrich.
- October 2016: Clearance, Immigration, Customs and Restrictions all updated.
- August 2016: Customs & Immigration hours updated for all BVI ports.
- February 2016: Formalities checked/updated.
- October 2015:Security Section updated
- September 2015: Formalities checked/updated using information from WCC.
- May 2015: Publications checked
- April 2015: Updated information added to General/Money
- January 2015: Weather links updated.
- November 2013: Details of Cruising permit and Park permits fees checked.
- April 2013: Formalities checked.
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