St. Croix, USVI

Click here for official U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Health Information on Covid-19 (coronavirus).

Good News for St. Croix!

Restaurants and bars are now open with a 50% seating capacity up to a maximum of 50 customers at any given time and with table 6 feet apart, employees must wear masks, no parties larger than 6 per table, etc.

St. Croix is currently in the “Blue - Open Doors” phase of reopening which is the phase next to the “New Normal” phase. This means that people can fly to St. Croix without a quarantine***. All businesses are allowed to open, as well as all indoor/outdoor facilities. All of the territory is opening up with the exception of schools and day cares and limited nursing home limitations.  Facial coverings are required in all commercial entities.

***Beginning Wednesday July 15, residents of states that have 10% or greater positive test results, currently including Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Mississippi, Nevada, South Carolina and Texas must present test results showing they are negative for COVID-19 or positive for COVID-19 antibodies upon their arrival into the Territory. Test should be taken within 5 days of arriving in the U.S. Virgin Islands, or visitors can opt to take a test when they arrive. Individuals who do not show test results or take a test locally must go into a 14-day quarantine. You can track your state here, https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/testing/tracker/overview