How do I become a resident of the US Virgin Islands?

An applicant for permanent residence must reside in the Virgin Islands consecutively for a period of 20 years before application can be considered. An applicant can only be absent from the Territory for 90 days in any calendar year except when pursuing further education or as a result of illness.



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While you don't lose your US citizenship when you move to the USVI, you need to have proper documentation, including a VI driver's license. You can sort that out at the Virgin Islands Bureau of Motor Vehicles.

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St. Croix However, perhaps the most appealing aspect of living in St. Croix is its affordable cost of living. Housing costs, while often still expensive, are more reasonable compared to the other islands. These prices make it an attractive option for families on a budget who want to live in the Virgin Islands.

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An applicant for permanent residence must reside in the Virgin Islands consecutively for a period of 20 years before application can be considered. An applicant can only be absent from the Territory for 90 days in any calendar year except when pursuing further education or as a result of illness.

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If you are an American citizen, you need NO EXTRA paperwork to visit, live in or work in the US Virgin Islands!

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US citizens don't need a visa to live or work in the US Virgin Islands. This is one of the biggest reasons it's so easy for Americans to pick up and move here! A passport isn't required to visit either, but it's always something good to have on hand if you already have one.

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The Virgin Islands, located in the Caribbean Sea, are a popular retirement destination for many Americans seeking a tropical and relaxed environment with access to outdoor activities, stunning beaches, and a welcoming culture.

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Any of the Virgin Islands will prove to have a slower pace of life, easy access to the tropical outdoors, plentiful waterfront activities, and year-round beautiful weather. Explore our USVI real estate guides to find the right community for your next home.

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If you're a budget traveler, you can expect to spend around $50 to $100 per day in the U.S. Virgin Islands. This includes accommodation, food, transportation, and some activities. On the other hand, if you're a mid-range traveler, you can expect to spend around $150 to $250 per day.

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