Sellers of imported goods are reminded that they are required to bear the freight, insurance, commission and all other costs on goods imported into the Territory.

Travellers in to and out of the Territory are reminded that all monetary instruments in excess of $10,000 being imported and exported must be declared to Her Majesty’s Customs Department. 

Her Majesty’s Customs  is inviting all Tortola Pier Park vendors who have been issued operators licenses to visit the department to establish a bond to ensure the importation of goods for sale are duty free. Failure to establish this bond will result in vendors paying importation fees on their goods.

Merchants in the Territory are invited to an important meeting with officials of Her Majesty’s Customs on Thursday, December 3, at the Customs Headquarters at 9:00 a.m. 

Changes to the amended Customs Management and Duties Act, 2010 schedule 7 will be discussed at a meeting with all stakeholders on Thursday, December 3.

Her Majesty’s Customs Department is informing persons who have a special interest in customs brokerage and the preparation of trade/merchant declaration forms, that effective October 1, the use of the code 99999 will be discontinued.  

Application forms are available online at www.bvi.gov.vg/Customs. Applicants are required to fill out the form and submit via email to caps@gov.vg.

Commissioner of Customs Mr. Wade Smith said the pieces of equipment detained in the operation by the department’s special units, appear to be in contravention of the Customs Management and Duties Act No. 6 of 2010.

Her Majesty’s Customs is informing the public that its Open House scheduled for Friday, July 17.....

The public is invited to join the Customs Department, for their 40^th Anniversary Thanksgiving Church Service on Sunday, July 12 at 11:00 a.m. at Faith Baptist Church on Upper Main Street.