The Department of Immigration and His Majesty’s Customs are advising travellers that we are currently experiencing technical issues with the online ED Card Portal, resulting in a disruption of service. Our teams are working diligently to resolve these issues.  

Premier and Minister of Finance Honourable Dr Natalio D. Wheatley is away from the Territory from March 4 to 6 attending the Third Annual Council of Ministers for Immigration meeting in Grenada.

The Department of Immigration is reminding travellers that a valid passport is required for entry into the Territory. The department’s previously issued Bulletin of 21 April 2023, is updated effective 1 March, 2025 until further notice, ONLY BVIslanders and Belongers may seek permission to enter without a valid passport.

The Department of Immigration will be holding office hours on Anegada on Friday, 21^st February, 2025, and on Jost Van Dyke on Friday, 28^th February, 2025.

His Majesty’s Customs has joined the Department of Immigration with the launch of a fully online card processing system to modernise the Embarkation/Disembarkation process in the Territory.

The Virgin Islands Government has advanced itsEmbarkation/Disembarkation Card process by making it digital,with the recently implemented Online ED Card System from January 1.

The Immigration Department is notifying the public that its Processing Unit is closed for the rest of the day.

The Department of Immigration is notifying the community of the upcoming closure days of the departments’ headquarters on the first and second floor of the RJT Edifice Building in Road Town.

The Department of Immigration is notifying the community of the immediate closure of the departments’ headquarters on the first floor of the RJT Edifice Building in Road Town.

The public is advised that the Immigration Department’s head office at RJT Edifice Building on Tortola is closed for the remainder of the day.