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Originally Posted by sandymwp
Can anyone give me an idea of duty fees due on food brought into the BVI's? We would like to bring condiments, coffee, and possibly some frozen luncheon meats...
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Importation of Food
Yacht owners,
charter guests and visitors may bring food into the
British Virgin Islands. For the time being, however, because of the worldwide threat of Hoof and Mouth and Mad Cow Disease, a law is in effect which bans the importation of any
meat products unless an application is submitted to the Department of Agriculture for approval.
Approval permits cost $25.00. For more information, please call the Department of Agriculture at 284-495-2532. Visitors coming from the North America with meat products for
consumption during their stay will not have to fill out the application if they are bringing less than 40 lbs. of meat.
Good quality, fresh foods are available in the
British Virgin Islands from several grocery stores and provisioners on a year-round basis. BVI
import duties charged on food products range between
5% and 15% of the invoice value (bring your invoices/receipts). For more information on
import regulations and tariffs, please contact the BVI
Customs Department
Phone: (284-494-3475). Open from 8:30am to 6:30pm.
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