The Virgin Islands Shipping Registry is advising all marine vessel operators to exercise caution and adhere to all safety measures during this weekend’s Poker Run festivities....

The public is advised that services have been restored at the Virgin Islands Shipping Registry’s main office.

In promoting the BVI as a top tier destination for ship registration, the Virgin Islands Shipping Registry (VISR) is currently attending ‘Sea Asia 2017’.

The public is advised that the Virgin Islands Shipping Registry’s main office remains closed until further notice.

The public is advised that the Virgin Islands Shipping Registry’s (VISR) main office will be closed at 2:00 p.m. for a facilities inspection.

Ferry captains and other marine vessel operators are advised that the Caribbean Small Commercial Vessel Code, under which ferries and some small cargo ships operate in the Territory, has been revised.

The Virgin Islands Shipping Registry (VISR) is turning its focus to surveying the BVI’s waters as it moves to enhance navigation safety, and better plan and manage the Territory’s underwater resources.

The Virgin Islands Shipping Registry (VISR) recently participated in the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show in Florida. 

Members of the East End/Long Look community are pictured at a maritime safety educational session facilitated by members of the Virgin Islands Shipping Registry. 

The Virgin Islands Shipping Registry (VISR) has won Quality Shipping in the 21st Century (Qualship 21) programme recognition for the year 2017. The department received a Certificate of Achievement confirming that the United States Coast Guard (USCG) officially recognised the VISR for having qualified for inclusion in the USCG Qualship 21 programme.