United States Virgin Islands Visa – How To Apply For U.S. Virgin Island Visa

Interested in visiting the U.S. Virgin Islands? You will not need a U.S. Virgin Islands visa to enter the U.S. Virgin Islands. If you are a United States citizen, you will not need a passport to enter the U.S. Virgin Islands, though it is encouraged to carry one. If you will be visiting the U.S. Virgin Islands and decide to travel to the British Virgin Islands, you will need a passport in order to do that. Also, if you will be entering the United States from a different country such are Mexico for example, you will have to present a valid passport to do so. If you plan on staying on the U.S. Virgin Islands solely, then you will not need to carry a passport.

However, if you wish to carry your passport to visit other islands that will require a passport, then you should follow the guidelines below regarding passport information.

Validity- There should be at least 6 months validity left on your passport while traveling. Though some countries will require less than 6 months validity, others will require a minimum of 6 months.

Visa Pages- There should be at least (2) blank visa pages in your passport book when you travel to Taiwan. This will allow for countries immigration departments to enter the appropriate visa stamps into your passport book.

Transit Visa- If you will be connecting flights on the way to U.S. Virgin Islands, then you might have to obtain a transit visa while you wait on your layover in the other country where your flight connects. Find out the specifics of your flight with your airline company.

NOTE: US Passport Help Guide has no Embassy or Consulate information for the U.S. Virgin Islands

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