Virgin Islands (British)
Regulations on entry, stay, residence, and treatment access for people living with HIV
The categories of restriction are:
- No restrictions on entry or staying.
The types of restriction are:
- No restrictions.
Restrictions on entry to Virgin Islands (British)
We found no evidence of any official restrictions on entry to the British Virgin Islands based on HIV status.
The US Department of State reports to be unaware of any HIV entry restrictions for visitors to or foreign residents of the British Virgin Islands.
Restrictions on short-term stay in Virgin Islands (British)
As above, there is no evidence of any HIV-related restrictions on short-term stay in the British Virgin Islands.
Restrictions on long-term stay in Virgin Islands (British)
As above, there is no evidence of any HIV-related restrictions on long-term stay in the British Virgin Islands.
Treatment access in Virgin Islands (British)
We did not find any available information on access to healthcare for people living with HIV in the British Virgin Islands.
Sources
The HIV Justice Network's Global HIV Criminalisation Database
There is no known HIV criminalisation in the British Virgin Islands. We are not aware of any HIV-specific criminal laws in force, and there have been no reported prosecutions for alleged HIV ‘exposure’, non-disclosure, and/or transmission under general criminal laws.
Visit the Virgin Islands (British) page on the Global HIV Criminalisation Database to see more information about known HIV criminalisation laws in this country, an overview of how the laws are used, and any significant advocacy developments.
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