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Florida.
Residence or Investments in the Caribbean You will need a passport and visas to reside in or to conduct or start a business in the Caribbean. Although some Caribbean countries welcome retirees or others of independent means as long-term residents, requests for work permits are rarely granted. Before you travel, apply to the country's embassy or consulate in the United States to obtain a visa if you wish to reside, go into business, or work in the country.
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Wet Clothes You can cut your clothing drying time in half. Roll the wet laundry in a towel, push down hard on the roll, and your washed item is partly dry.
Clothing: Dress is casual, but please - not too casual. Bathing suits are for the beach, not for the streets. Not only is it frowned upon, but it's against the law. Nights here can be cool (those tropical breezes you know), so bring along a light sweater. And although jackets and ties are rare, they may be required for some of the fancier resorts and restaurants.
Island to Island Transportation: Another option available to travelers to the USVI is V.I. Fast Ferry which offers seasonal ferry service (November - May) between downtown Charlotte Amalie and Gallows Bay, St. Croix. The V.I. Fast Ferry's "Salacia" is a 600-passenger ferry with a ride time of about one hour and fifteen minutes.
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