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Shipping to U.S. Virgin Islands from the USA

Shipping to U.S. Virgin Islands from the USA? Compare up to 5 free quotes from international shipping companies for container shipping, air cargo, car shipping and boxes to U.S. Virgin Islands. One request, free and without obligation.

U.S. Virgin Islands is a U.S. territory, so there is no export customs from the mainland. Local inspection and taxes may still apply.

Region
North America & Caribbean
Main sea ports
St. Thomas, St. Croix
Main airports
St. Thomas (Cyril E. King), St. Croix
Sea transit
Frequent sailings
Shipments
Household goods, cars, boxes and barrels, commercial freight

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Container shipping to U.S. Virgin Islands

Most household moves to U.S. Virgin Islands go by sea container. You can book a container just for your goods (FCL) or share one with other customers (LCL).

OptionSpace (approx.)Usually fits
Shared container (LCL)Pay per cubic metre or footA few rooms, up to about 15 m³ (530 ft³)
20ft container (FCL)About 33 m³ (1,170 ft³)1 to 2 bedroom home
40ft container (FCL)About 67 m³ (2,390 ft³)3 to 4 bedroom home, or household goods plus a car

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Air cargo to U.S. Virgin Islands

Air cargo (air freight) is the fastest way to ship to U.S. Virgin Islands. It is ideal for clothes, documents, electronics and things you need as soon as you arrive. Prices are based on the "chargeable weight": the actual weight or the volume weight, whichever is higher, so air cargo is best for smaller, lighter shipments.

Air shipments to U.S. Virgin Islands usually arrive at St. Thomas (Cyril E. King), St. Croix.

Car shipping to U.S. Virgin Islands

Cars can be shipped to U.S. Virgin Islands by RoRo (driven onto a special ship) or inside a container, which can also hold some household goods. Import duties, age limits and registration rules differ by country, so check the rules for U.S. Virgin Islands before you buy or ship a car.

  • RoRo: the car is driven onto the ship. Often the cheapest option, but you can't pack belongings in the car.
  • Container: more protection, and you can combine the car with household goods.
  • To export a car from the USA you need the original title, and the documents must be given to U.S. Customs before the car is loaded.

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Shipping boxes and barrels to U.S. Virgin Islands

Only sending a few things? Shipping boxes, barrels or excess baggage to U.S. Virgin Islands is much cheaper than a full move. Many companies collect from your home and deliver door to door.

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Commercial freight to U.S. Virgin Islands

Shipping goods for your business? Compare quotes for FCL and LCL freight, pallets and air freight to U.S. Virgin Islands, including customs clearance.

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How much does shipping to U.S. Virgin Islands cost?

Every shipment is different, so prices vary a lot between companies. Your price depends on:

  • The volume or weight of your goods
  • Shared container, full container or air cargo
  • Your pickup location in the USA and the destination city in U.S. Virgin Islands
  • Packing, insurance, storage and door delivery
  • Destination charges such as port fees and customs clearance
  • Season and current freight rates

Ask each company what is included, especially destination charges. Compare up to 5 free quotes to find the best price.

How long does shipping to U.S. Virgin Islands take?

Sailings to U.S. territories are frequent; transit is usually shorter than to foreign destinations. Air cargo usually arrives within a few days to two weeks.

Customs and documents for U.S. Virgin Islands

  • You will usually need your passport, a detailed packing list (inventory) and, for household goods, proof that you are moving to U.S. Virgin Islands, such as a visa or residence permit.
  • Many countries allow used personal belongings to enter with reduced or no import duty for people moving there to live. New items are often taxed.
  • Some items are restricted or banned. Ask your shipping company and check with the customs authority of U.S. Virgin Islands before you pack.

Rules change, so always confirm with your shipping company. See also our guide to prohibited items and how to pack.

Shipping companies to U.S. Virgin Islands

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Frequently asked questions about shipping to U.S. Virgin Islands

How much does it cost to ship to U.S. Virgin Islands from the USA?

The cost depends on how much you ship (volume or weight), the method (shared container, full container or air cargo), your pickup location in the USA, the destination city in U.S. Virgin Islands, and extra services like packing, insurance and door delivery. Compare written quotes to know your real price: Movers World gets you up to 5 free quotes with one request.

How long does shipping to U.S. Virgin Islands take?

Sailings to U.S. territories are frequent; transit is usually shorter than to foreign destinations. Air cargo usually arrives within a few days to two weeks.

Can I ship a car to U.S. Virgin Islands?

Cars can be shipped to U.S. Virgin Islands by RoRo (driven onto a special ship) or inside a container, which can also hold some household goods. Import duties, age limits and registration rules differ by country, so check the rules for U.S. Virgin Islands before you buy or ship a car.

What documents do I need to ship to U.S. Virgin Islands?

Usually your passport, a detailed packing list and proof of your move such as a visa or residence permit. For a car you also need the title and bill of sale. Your shipping company will confirm the exact list for U.S. Virgin Islands.

Is air cargo or sea freight better for shipping to U.S. Virgin Islands?

Sea freight is much cheaper for furniture and large shipments, but slower. Air cargo is faster and best for small, urgent or valuable items. Many people combine both: a small air shipment for essentials and the rest by sea.

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