Entry Documents
- Passport: Valid for the duration of your stay.
- Visa: Not required for UK citizens and most other nationalities for stays of up to 6 months.
- Return or Onward Ticket: Proof of departure from the British Virgin Islands is required.
- Travel Authorization: Most visitors do not need pre-arrival authorization, but travelers may need to comply with health and entry regulations, including completing a health declaration or entry form depending on current travel guidelines.
Departure Tax
A departure tax of US$20 is typically charged at the airport for international flights.
Driving
- License: Visitors can drive with a valid foreign driver’s license for up to 3 months.
- Permit: A temporary driving permit is required, obtainable at the airport or local police stations.
- Driving Side: Left-hand side of the road.
- Road Conditions: Generally good, with paved roads in urban areas and some unpaved roads in more remote locations.
- Speed Limits: Typically 25-35 mph (40-56 km/h) in urban areas, with higher speeds on highways.
- Traffic Rules: Be mindful of all traffic signals, pedestrians, and local driving customs. Watch out for animals and cyclists, particularly in more rural areas.
Local Transportation
The British Virgin Islands offer a fun mix of transportation options to explore its stunning islands. Taxis are easy to find, with fixed fares to beaches, resorts, and attractions. For more freedom, rental cars and jeeps are popular, letting you cruise the island at your own pace. Water taxis are a must-try, offering a scenic way to hop between islands or reach hidden beaches. For a more adventurous option, scooters and bikes are available to explore the smaller islands.