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An article written on Yahoo.com/travel stated as of January 22, 2007, a passport was not needed to visit the US Virgin Islands.
Tpheez .
No, but it is better to get one.
edwarjd
No. it is part of USA. just valid ID
yankee_sailor
nope.
www.travel.state.gov
Janet C
No passport for US VI, but if you go to the British Virgins, you'll likely need one. And, why miss out on those islands as long as you're there? They're all so beautiful.
stella39
right now, no passport is needed if you are a American citizen..USVirgin islands are territories of the USA.
You will need a valid photo ID (license) and your birth certificate with the raised seal.
enjoy the islands they are beautiful.
Janine
No
IggleMan
Just returned, no passport needed. I do suggest getting one however if you plan on doing much travel. It really makes things much easier.
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