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Montserrat Immigration Procedure for Yacht Crew

Montserrat is a British Overseas Territory and governed by a locally elected Premier and Parliament. The UK Government appoints a governor who lives on island, and functions as an advisor.

Valid passports are required for all visitors. Passports must be valid for six months after your planned departure.

Do I need a Visa?

Visitors from many countries do not need a visa to travel to Montserrat.

Other nationals who require a visa to visit Montserrat need to obtain an eVisa. Applications are typically processed within one work day. See Fees for more details.

See the Montserrat Immigration Tourist Visa Guide for helpful information about how to apply online.

Length of Stay

Visitors can be granted stays of up to 180 days. Though most yachts visiting Montserrat stay for a few days up to one week.

Other Visa Information

More information about obtaining an eVisa are provided on the Montserrat Immigration website.

Last updated:  June 2025

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  1. August 16, 2023 at 6:51 PM
    Dominique Bovey says:

    And uf somebody can tell somebody at the Montserrat Volcano Observatory (website mvo.ms) that their website does not work, that would be nice (I forgot).
    The MVO is a must see, especially for the movie about the eruption.

  2. August 16, 2023 at 6:48 PM
    Dominique Bovey says:

    Montserrat is a lovely green island with nice inhabitants and a history shattered by the volcanic eruption. .
    We visited the outskirts of the buried capital, Plymouth, and other parts of the island, with Cecil Wade, +16644922814, who made the visit very interesting and lively.

  3. August 16, 2023 at 6:40 PM
    Dominique Bovey says:

    There is extensive dredging going on in Montserrat, Little Bay as of August 2023, which unsettles the sea floor. That means your anchor won’t hold well, and in addition you may be in the way of a 80m Ro-Ro cargo ship anchoring stern-to to the crumbling wharf, or facing a dredging barge, both prospects being stressful. In addition, two wrecks marked on the map in front of the beach seem to exist.
    All the formerit existing moorings for yachts have been removed, as well as those for the local fishermen.
    All this makes anchoring in Rendezvous Bay (north), or maybe Carr’s Bay, just south, the only reasonable option. The Cap’t’n alone must dinghy to the wharf for formalities.
    Tying the dinghy to the wharf can be done on the south side. This is a rough place, do not go barefeet (customs won’t let you in without shoes and shirt anyway).

  4. March 7, 2019 at 11:32 AM
    Data Entry says:

    We enjoyed our visit at Montserrat.
    Visiting the volcanic-buried town of Plymouth was a special experience of a lifetime.

    The Montserrat Tourism Division, phone +1664 491 4703, was very helpful in finding a tour guide. We connected with L&Yve’s Tours, phone +16644935031, visit Plymouth and many more. We enjoyed the tour with highly recommended guides.

  5. March 15, 2015 at 4:29 PM
    Data Entry says:

    Free Wifi in the harbour. Try to go during the week as museums and Volcano Observatory are closed not the weekend.

  6. March 12, 2014 at 6:57 PM
    Data Entry says:

    I can recommend the following Tour Guide – Joe Philips. His knowledge of the island and it’s history is extensive and he complements the tour with pictures and videos of the island both before and after the extensive volcano devastation. At the end of the tour he will email a link to some of the information that he has provided. His tours last 3-5 to 4 hours.Contact details are:
    Joe Phillip
    Box 432
    Brades
    Montserrat
    West Indies
    Phone: 1-(664)-492-1565
    Email: joephillip@live.com
    Marine VHF Channel 08: Avalon