Can you travel from USVI to BVI without a passport?
All persons, including US citizens, require a passport when entering the British Virgin Islands.
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Island-hopping between the US Virgin Islands and the British Virgin Islands is possible by ferry. The most popular route is between the islands of St. Thomas (USVI) and Tortola (BVI).
As long as you have your passport, it's easy to travel between St.Thomas and the British Virgin Islands via ferry. There is direct ferry service to several of the BVI's from Red Hook. There is also service to Tortola from Charlotte Amalie.
As long as you have your passport, it's easy to travel between St.Thomas and the British Virgin Islands via ferry. There is direct ferry service to several of the BVI's from Red Hook. There is also service to Tortola from Charlotte Amalie.
A US Green Card will grant you entry into the British Virgin Islands. Along with your Green Card, you will also need proof you have accommodation in one of the islands (e.g. hotel reservation), proof you have booked a return flight ticket, as well as your passport. You can stay for up to 30 days without a visa.