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U.S. Imports
$64.8M
U.S. Exports
$26.2M
-$38.5M (net importer)
The United States imported $64.8M/month and exported $26.2M/month with British Virgin Islands as of February 2026, covering 20 product categories.
The British Virgin Islands (BVI) is a British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean known primarily as a major offshore financial center and tourism destination. The territory imports nearly all of its consumer goods, fuel, and construction materials, with the US Virgin Islands and the United States serving as key supply sources. Its trade profile is characterized by high import dependency and minimal domestic exports.
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The British Virgin Islands imports foodstuffs, manufactured goods, machinery, building materials, and fuel, as the territory has virtually no domestic manufacturing or agricultural production at scale.
The United States, particularly the US Virgin Islands, along with the United Kingdom and other Caribbean nations, are the primary sources of imports for the British Virgin Islands.
The BVI operates its own customs authority and applies import duties on most goods, though as a British Overseas Territory it maintains close regulatory alignment with UK standards.
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