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We are flying to STT on June 3rd with a 3 and 4 year old. Then ferry to BVIs charter until 14th. Dolphin water taxi back and then to airport to fly back to the states. Has anyone traveled recently with young children? Does anyone have for sure knowledge for test my 3 and 4 year old? I think I have the BVI portion handled. The entry to STT and the re-entry are where my confusion lies.
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No test is required for children under 5 to enter the USVI. They are good to go.
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Even to return to the us?? WOW that is going to be a trip changer! cause all adults have done the antibody tests!
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I am hoping we have the same situation however I suspect my granddaughter will not be antibody positive. The testing requirements to enter the USVI only apply to 5 and older. There are no testing requirements for anyone flying from the USVI to the US mainland.
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