Eleven persons are now British citizens after having been previously naturalised as British Overseas Territories citizens.

The Civil Registry and Passport Office is reminding all travellers that they must be in possession of passports with a validity of six months or more when travelling to the United States mainland, the United States Virgin Islands and other countries.

Residents on Virgin Gorda are notified that they can apply for birth, death or marriage certificates online...

The public is advised that the Civil Registry & Passport Office’s Passport Office Division will be moving to the first floor of the Sakal Place located next to Tobacco Wharf. 

The Civil Registry & Passport Office is advising travellers that they must be in possession of passports with a validity of six months or more when travelling to the United States mainland, the United States Virgin Islands and other countries.

Travellers are advised that their passports must have a validity of six months or more when travelling to the United States mainland, the United States Virgin Islands and other countries.

The newest British Citizens are pictured with His Excellency the Governor John S. Duncan, OBE, Registrar General Stephanie Benn and staff from the Civil Registry and Passport Office. 

It is a great pleasure for me, as your Governor, to hand over Certificates of Naturalisation to a total of 70 people who have made their homes here in the Virgin Islands. 

All departments are notified that the telephone and internet lines Civil Registry and Passport Office are down due to a power outage.

The public is reminded that starting Thursday September 1, persons who have been working in the British Virgin Islands for five years will no longer be required to leave the Territory during the transitioning process when changing employers.