US Virgin Islands Concealed Carry Laws
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Laws change without notice. This summary reflects our best understanding of current US Virgin Islands law but may not reflect recent legislative changes, court rulings, or local ordinances. Always verify current law with an attorney or official state source before carrying a firearm. This is not legal advice.
Permit & Carry Requirements
The US Virgin Islands requires a firearm carry permit for concealed carry, issued by the Virgin Islands Police Department. The application process is comprehensive and includes background checks and eligibility screening. Open carry is prohibited. The USVI has strict firearms regulations.
Reciprocity
The US Virgin Islands does not honor concealed carry permits or licenses from any US state. Out-of-state permit holders have no carry rights in the USVI. The USVI has a red flag law and also restricts the carry of hollow-point ammunition. Visitors should store firearms securely when traveling to the USVI.
Prohibited Locations
The US Virgin Islands prohibits carry in all government buildings, schools, courthouses, law enforcement facilities, hospitals, bars and restaurants, and any posted private property. The list of prohibited locations is extensive and covers most public spaces in the territory.
NFA Items in US Virgin Islands
The US Virgin Islands prohibits suppressors and SBRs regardless of federal registration status. USVI firearms laws are strictly enforced and significantly more restrictive than most US states. The USVI also restricts hollow-point ammunition carry. Travelers should thoroughly research USVI law before transporting any firearms.
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