A market we serve
Local numbers in the Virgin Islands.
The same phone system, with a number your customers on Tortola or St Thomas recognise. The two area codes are forty minutes apart by ferry and do not carry quite the same things, so each gets a page of its own.
Side by side
What each area code carries
Everything else about the service — the call flows, the dashboards, the handsets, enhanced 911 — is the same on both.
| Capability | USVI+1‑340 | BVI+1‑284 |
|---|---|---|
| New local numbers | AvailableAvailable | AvailableAvailable |
| Inbound calling | AvailableAvailable | AvailableAvailable |
| Outbound calling | AvailableAvailable | AvailableAvailable |
| Enhanced 911 | AvailableAvailable | AvailableAvailable |
| Number porting | AvailableAvailable | Not availableNot available |
| SMS and MMS | In progressIn progress | Not availableNot available |
Each page carries the sentence behind every one of these, because a chip is a summary and a decision needs the detail.
The detail
Pick the area code you need
U.S. Virgin Islands
+1‑340St Thomas · St Croix · St John · Water Island
A local +1-340 number, a full phone system behind it, and enhanced 911 from your registered service address. If you want customers on St Thomas, St Croix or St John to see a local number when you call them back, this is how you get one.
British Virgin Islands
+1‑284Tortola · Virgin Gorda · Anegada · Jost Van Dyke
A +1-284 number gives a BVI business a local front door, and the whole wiTech Voice system sits behind it. What a 284 number can do is narrower than a 340 one, because of how the numbering plan is held — so this page says exactly which parts apply.
Not in the Virgin Islands? The service is not limited to them — start with numbers generally.
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Tell us which island and how many phones
We will tell you what is available in that area code this week, and what it costs.