The Government of the Virgin Islands is notifying prospective employers that the Department of Immigration is putting measures in place to allow for the quick processing of work permits for skilled craftsmen such as construction workers to help rebuild the Territory.
The Government of the Virgin Islands has lifted restrictions on entry and travel to make it easier for family members to visit the Territory to ensure the well being of their relatives.
Employers of migrant workers are advised to provide the Immigration and Labour Departments with a post hurricane notification outlining their current position and intentions, specifically as it relates to their future operations and staff complement.
The public is notified that services at the Immigration Department resumed on August 16 and persons may visit the office between 8:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. daily for services.
Of the 27 illegal immigrants detained last month, 22 have been repatriated, according to Acting Chief Immigration Officer, Mrs. Geraldine Ritter-Freeman.
The Immigration Department is advising the Virgin Gorda community that the Administration Processing Unit of the Virgin Gorda Immigration Office has resumed its services to the public, today Monday, November 28.
The Immigration Department is advising the Virgin Gorda community that the Virgin Gorda Immigration Office is closed for the rest of today Friday, November 25 due to operational issues beyond their control.
