British Virgin Islands ED Card
The ED Card is a required travel document for many travelers entering the British Virgin Islands for tourism, business, or short stays. It is not a visa, but it helps speed up border control and provides arrival details to immigration authorities.
To apply for the British Virgin Islands ED Card, you’ll need:
- 🛂 Your passport: Must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended stay
- 🛬 Travel details: Arrival and departure dates, plus accommodation info
- 🖼️ A photo: A recent passport-style photo
UK Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA)
The UK ETA is designed for travelers visiting the United Kingdom for short stays. With this travel authorization, you can enter the UK for several purposes, including tourism and business.
The ETA is valid for two years or until your passport expires, whichever comes first. You can enter and leave the UK multiple times during this period, as long as each visit stays within the six-month limit.
Required Documents
- 🛂 A valid biometric passport from an eligible country
- 📸 A digital passport-style photo that meets UK standards
- 📝 Basic personal and travel information
- 💳 Payment for the ETA fee and iVisa service fee
- ✅ A clean immigration and criminal record: Disclosed through application questions
Additional Benefits
You can also enter British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies without needing a separate visa, such as:
- Bermuda
- Cayman Islands
- Turks and Caicos Islands
- British Virgin Islands
- Montserrat
- Anguilla
- St. Helena
- Ascension Island
- Tristan da Cunha
- Falkland Islands
UK Standard Visitor Visa
- 💳 Proof of financial means: Such as bank statements or sponsor documentation
- ✈️ Travel plans: Including accommodation details and return flight bookings
- 📄 Supporting documents: That demonstrate the purpose of your visit
- 🏢 Employment or education records: Showing ties to your home country
- ✋ Biometrics appointment: Scheduled as part of the application process
Additional Benefits
You can also enter British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies without needing a separate visa, such as:
- Bermuda
- Cayman Islands
- Turks and Caicos Islands
- British Virgin Islands
- Montserrat
- Anguilla
- St. Helena
- Ascension Island
- Tristan da Cunha
- Falkland Islands
Visitor Entry Stamp*
Travelers from visa-exempt countries can enter the British Virgin Islands with a passport and receive an entry stamp on arrival. This stamp generally permits stays of up to 30 days.
Unfortunately, we don’t currently offer this visa*
Tourist Visa*
This visa is required for travelers from countries that do not qualify for visa-free access or do not hold an eligible UK, US, or Canadian visa. It allows short-term stays for tourism, such as vacations or visiting friends and family.
Unfortunately, we don’t currently offer this visa*
Business Visa*
Travelers visiting for meetings, conferences, or investment-related purposes may need a Business Visa. This visa does not permit paid employment and must be obtained before travel.
Unfortunately, we don’t currently offer this visa*
Student Visa*
International students enrolling in schools or universities in the BVI must apply for a Student Visa. Proof of enrollment and financial means is required.
Unfortunately, we don’t currently offer this visa*
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