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The British Virgin Islands will not join CARICOM’s free movement agreement due to concerns over population and resources, despite supporting regional unity and full membership.
Premier Dr. Natalio D. Wheatley of the British Virgin Islands reaffirmed the territory’s commitment to regional integration on March 6, 2026, stating that its decision not to join the CARICOM Free Movement Agreement reflects concerns over managing population inflows and preserving limited resources, not opposition to Caribbean unity.
While actively pursuing full CARICOM membership, the Virgin Islands will opt out of the free movement protocol, similar to the Bahamas.
Over 70% of its workforce comprises Caribbean nationals, highlighting deep regional ties.
The territory, an associate member since 1991, remains engaged in regional cooperation and values contributions from migrant workers.
Las Islas Vírgenes Británicas no se unirán al acuerdo de libre circulación de CARICOM debido a preocupaciones sobre la población y los recursos, a pesar de apoyar la unidad regional y la membresía plena.