British Virgin Islands Travel Risk Level
British Virgin Islands faces a low risk from tropical storms, with the US State Department issuing a Level 1 advisory. Exercise normal precaution in the British Virgin Islands.
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Government travel advisories
US State Department
UK FCDO
Active disaster alerts (GDACS)
No active GDACS disaster events for British Virgin Islands at this time.
Health alerts (WHO)
No active WHO health alerts for British Virgin Islands at this time.
Global & regional health alerts (WHO)
Cross-border outbreaks and pandemic-scale alerts that affect travellers regardless of destination.
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe to travel to British Virgin Islands?
British Virgin Islands is currently assessed at Level 1 (Exercise Normal Precautions) based on the US State Department and UK FCDO advisories. Exercise normal precaution in the British Virgin Islands.
What is the current US State Department travel advisory for British Virgin Islands?
The US State Department currently rates British Virgin Islands at Level 1 — Exercise Normal Precautions — for the country as a whole. Exercise normal precaution in the British Virgin Islands.
What is the current UK FCDO advice for British Virgin Islands?
The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office currently advises: "See our travel advice before travelling" for British Virgin Islands as a whole. The British Virgin Islands (BVI) is a British Overseas Territory, so there is no British Embassy, and the BVI authorities will support you if you need help.