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12/03/2015 03:48 PM
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If US citizen, must you leave the BVI after 30 straight days there for one day in USVI then OK to return?
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The simple fact you're asking this question makes me jealous. And I don't know the answer... <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/Wink.gif" alt="" />
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Pretty sure you can extend without leaving....others here will know far more.
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They extended the initial stay, I believe as of last year. Not positive, but I seem to recall you can request 60 days (quite possibly 90) on your initial arrival.
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I believe you can get a 90 day visa on entry but you can also go to the main immigrations office in Road Town and get a 60 day extension. As with any interaction with the BVI beaurocracy you can count on dedicating the better part of a day and possibly a second to the effort.
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We have been on our boat for 6 weeks. We did make side trips to U.S.and SVI as well.
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I'm pretty sure it's still 30 days, unless you go to Road Town to get it extended or have an alien landholder's card.
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My foot fits right into my shoe and my shoe will fit right into your...
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Pretty hard to stay in the BVI more than a few days when you consider the cost of the charter, booze and food IMO.
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From what I hear from a couple of 'long-termers', you still can only get a 30 day approval at all ports of entry. You need to go to Road Town to get the extension to 60 days...and that could take a half day of waiting at the office. It just might be easier to schedule a fun trip to St. John instead on the 30th day.
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