HoneyMoon

[ManTra 1]

I'm probably the 100 millionth person asking this, can my fiance travel to the Virgin Islands with me for our honeymoon on her K-1. I believe its a US territory like any mainland state and a special visa shdnt be required but then again i would prefer to hear it from someone who has actually done it. Thanks in advance. I really appreciate it so much

[Otto 83]

US VI are really close to the British VI's. You have to be careful not to 'accidentally' cross over.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

I'm probably the 100 millionth person asking this, can my fiance travel to the Virgin Islands with me for our honeymoon on her K-1. I believe its a US territory like any mainland state and a special visa shdnt be required but then again i would prefer to hear it from someone who has actually done it. Thanks in advance. I really appreciate it so much

It's a territory - not a state - so entry by a non-USC would require a visa.

Since your K-1 was used all ready (initial entry to the US and it's a one entry visa), she would not be allowed to enter (no visa)

Then, on the return to the US, you are required to show a passport - and the non-USC would need a visa to re-enter the US. (which was all ready used)

I am getting this info from here and here.

I may be wrong in my take on this - hopefully someone would shine some more light on this.

[sugarapple 1]

I'm probably the 100 millionth person asking this, can my fiance travel to the Virgin Islands with me for our honeymoon on her K-1. I believe its a US territory like any mainland state and a special visa shdnt be required but then again i would prefer to hear it from someone who has actually done it. Thanks in advance. I really appreciate it so much

Yes, I live in the Virgin Island and I was born here...Yes you can travel here it is also US. And it is very funny for someone to say be careful you dont cross over to the British VI..That would only happen if you catch the ferry to the BVI...You will be coming on a plane...If you come have fun.. hit me up when you reach if decide to come..

[sugarapple 1]

It's a territory - not a state - so entry by a non-USC would require a visa.

Since your K-1 was used all ready (initial entry to the US and it's a one entry visa), she would not be allowed to enter (no visa)

Then, on the return to the US, you are required to show a passport - and the non-USC would need a visa to re-enter the US. (which was all ready used)

I am getting this info from here and here.

I may be wrong in my take on this - hopefully someone would shine some more light on this.

I am not sure about that because you dont need a passport to leave the Virgin Islands...check on travel.state.gov and I live here. But like Bobby say just double check...Plus I will ask a Immigration office here in the VI and have an answer tomorrow.

Edited April 14, 2010 by sugarapple