Her Majesty’s Customs Department has resumed its cargo discharge at Port Purcell.

Residents of the Virgin Islands are notified that the BVI Customs Duty exemption has been extended to March 31.

Ten officers from Her Majesty’s Customs and their regional counterparts are now certified trainers.

The Government of the Virgin Islands is reminding all mariners that effective August 1, home and foreign based charters will see an increase in cruising permit fees.

Effective August 1, home and foreign based charters will see an increase in cruising permit fees to $6 and $16 per person per day respectively.

Officers from Her Majesty’s Customs’ K-9 Unit are pictured as they made presentations to the students of Jost Van Dyke Primary School, on January 25. 

Officers from Her Majesty’s Customs are celebrating Customs week 2017.

 The public is invited to celebrate with Her Majesty’s Customs during Customs Week 2017. The celebrations will be held from January 22 to 28 under the theme ‘The Evolutions of Her Majesty’s Customs’.

The improved internal processes used to deliver faster and more efficient services to industry partners and the public will be highlighted during Customs Week 2017.

BVI continues to improve the management and monitoring of the import and export of goods, as over 30 officers from Her Majesty’s Customs received training on the Harmonised Classification Coding System.