In addition to the completed application form and cover letter outlining the business intent, everyone should submit one passport sized photo; British Virgin Islanders should submit a copy of their birth certificate, picture page and page 4 of their BVI passport; belongers’ or naturalized citizens should submit their belongers’ certificate/card or naturalization certificate; all other persons (non-belongers) should submit (i ) the picture page of their passport (ii) two character references, (iii) financial statement/bank reference, and (iv) police record.
Although a business plan is not required to be submitted for all types of businesses, presenting one with your application will serve to help the officer reviewing your application to get a better understanding of your proposed business.
No, the Department of Trade & Consumer Affairs exists to foster development in the business sector and the wider economy through a clear Trade Policy and processes which are aimed at allowing successful applicants who have met the criteria to be able to start a business without prejudice.
Answer: This process takes a minimum of two (2) working days once the application form (Animal Import Meat Permit) is filled out correctly.
You have to apply for a permit (Animal Import Permit) to import the animal based on the (Conditions for Importation of dogs and cats rabies-non-endemic ). Service animals must meet the requirements just as normal pets.
Answer: Yes. Please review the conditions (Condition for Importation of Pigs) and fill out the application form (Animal Import Permit). Email the Veterinary Division at bvigov_vet@gov.vg for more information.
Answer: No.
Answer: No. A puppy must be nine months or older.
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