Large Virgin Islands Relocation & Newcomers Planning Kit

Package includes the Settlers Handbook to the U.S. Virgin Islands, USVI Atlas, Living in De V.I. DVD, Newspapers and more. SAVE $16! (This $65.75 value is yours for only $49.75.)

Settlers Handbook: If you are considering moving to the U.S. Virgin Islands, investing in the islands or if you are a new resident; this book is a must have! The Settlers Handbook for the U.S. Virgin Islands is your guide to moving to St. Croix, St. Thomas, St. John and Water Island. It includes helpful information on employment, renting a home, real estate, schools, healthcare, churches, local events, sports and recreational activities. It discusses how to move personal items, furniture, pets and cars. It touches on population, history, and culture; and gives an overview of each island. It tells how the various departments of government function, and offers information on the business climate, taxes and EDC/tax incentives. There is a section on getting acquainted with each island; a cost of living section with rates on apartment rentals and utility rates; handy for helping you generate an estimated budget; a section on construction costs, some energy saving tips and information on recycling. Also included are lists and telephone numbers for government agencies, organizations, doctors and businesses. 198 pages. 16th Edition, released November 2010. Soft cover.

Use the U.S. Virgin Islands Atlas to learn the lay of the land, identify areas of the island where you might want to live, the proximity to work, stores and recreational activities. This atlas provides detailed maps of the U.S. Virgin Islands, including St. Croix, St. John and St. Thomas/Water Island. Along with corresponding aerial photos, the maps locate points of interest such as main roads, streets, towns, estates or neighborhoods, ferry docks and airports. Also marked are beaches, hotels, mountains, shops, golf courses and attractions, in addition to churches, banks, schools, marinas, hospitals and other points. Includes color photos and brief facts on geography, size, demographics, government and economy. 130 pages.

Living in De V.I. DVD - An Introduction for Newcomers: Join Alex Randall as he introduces you to his home, the U.S. Virgin Islands. DVD includes over one hour of information. General Information: Learn about the territory's weather, language, flora and fauna, government, infrastructure, history, transportation, hospitals, activities and more! Have frequently asked questions answered. 'Can I commute between islands?' 'What are cisterns?' 'Are there snakes?'. Enjoy island culture as Alex takes you to local events such as the Carnival. Visit both the St. Thomas and St. Croix campuses of the University of the Virgin Islands. Island Tours: Take tours of St. Croix, St. Thomas, St. John and Water Island by air and land. Tours provide an overview of some of the islands' residential and commercial areas, neighborhoods and points of interests. Interviews: Meet a few new locals as they share why they moved to the USVI, hurdles they have faced and advice on making a smooth transition. Format: DVD. Running Time: Approximately 74 minutes.

Finding an apartment, a job, yard sales, a car and other similar information and classified ads is often a matter of flipping through the local paper, so a copy of the St. Thomas Daily News, St. Croix Avis and the weekly Island Trader (a newspaper filled mostly with classifieds and short articles) are included. The Houses Real Estate Magazine, which covers all of the U.S. Virgin Islands, will help you get a feel for real estate options and find realtors.

And Travel Booklets. Read through these and learn about recreational activities, beaches, watersports, local activities, art, history and other topics; because the things vacationers come to the U.S. Virgin Islands to enjoy are the very same things residents enjoy on weekends and when off from work.