The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) advises the general public that its office at the Creek Dock on Creek Road, Cayman Brac is closed until further notice.
The closure is a result of storm damage caused to the port facility during the inclement weather experienced on 6th February 2024.
CBC informs customers/importers that alternative support and customer services will be provided at the Customer Service Counter at Stake Bay - District Administration Building #3, located at 206 Stake Bay Front Road or alternatively contact can be made by calling the office at 949-4579 and select the option #8.
Reopening announcements will be made once all necessary repairs to the Port Warehouse have been completed. The CBC and the Port Authority are working jointly to assist importers with the clearance of goods and related arrangements.
CBC apologizes for the inconvenience customers/importers may experience during this period.
Customs & Border Control Service advises the public that the Cargo Processing Office is currently closed due to an operational issue.
Public Works and the CBC Management team will be onsite to assess and work to remedy the issue.
The office is expected to resume regular office hours on Thursday 1 February 2024 at 8:30am.
Sister Islands Customs & Border Control Service (CBC) reminds the public/importers of their obligations when importing goods.
As is common and expected each year during the busy Christmas season, the increase in the volume of air cargo requires importers to make a concerted effort to clear their goods without delay.
Importers are required to submit an import entry declaration, complete the import entry process and collect their goods promptly from either the CBC Office or the Cayman Airways Cargo Office at the Charles Kirkconnell International Airport.
Importers are legally required to submit an import entry declaration to CBC within seven (7) days from the date of landing/arrival of goods also known as the date of report. When importers delay the submission of their import entry declarations and the time exceeds the seven (7) days, the imported goods may be transferred to the Kings Warehouse in Grand Cayman and may be sold or otherwise disposed of after the expiry of three (3) months.
Adhering to the prompt clearing of imported goods will ensure that goods are released in a timely manner and the calculation of storage fees and any unforeseen inconveniences are avoided. There is another aspect of this for the public’s knowledge and cooperation. Due to large volumes of air cargo arriving, the prompt clearance of goods will assist in allowing for valuable and needed space for smooth operations and business continuity.
For assistance, contact Sister Islands CBC at the Charles Kirkconnell International Airport Office at 948-1310 or Sister Islands CBC Headquarters at 649-4579 and press 8.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms that twelve (12) migrants arrived in Watering Place, Cayman Brac at approximately 12:30 am today, Wednesday 6 December.
The vessel arrived with nine (9) males and three (3) females, one of whom is pregnant. The pregnant female was transported to Faith Hospital upon arrival and was subsequently released from the hospital following an examination by medical staff.
CBC will arrange for transportation to Grand Cayman and the migrants will be accommodated at the allocated locations.
Sister Islands Customs & Border Control Service (CBC) will host a public auction on Saturday, 16 December 2023.
Various categories of undeclared and seized goods will be auctioned from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm in the new CBC Office in the Annex 3 building at 19 Kirkconnell Street, adjacent to the District Administration Building.
Items for auction include:
Cabinet has approved an Order under Schedule 2 of the Customs Tariff Act (2023 Revision) to allow a temporary increase of the duty free allowance for residents returning by air to the Cayman Islands for the holiday season.
From 1 December 2023 to 5 January 2024, Cayman residents returning from a visit overseas will be allowed to bring in, duty free, dutiable personal and household goods (not including merchandise) up to a value of CI$1,000. This is an increase of CI$500.
Minister for Border Control & Labour Hon. Dwayne Seymour said, “Thank you to our Premier who supported this initiative which fits in the Government’s broad outcome goal of improving the quality of life for Caymanians. By approving a temporary increase in duty allowance, it will ease the burden for individuals and families who desire to travel during the holidays who may find it a challenge to find additional funds to pay for duty as well.”
Returning residents are reminded that dutiable items with a value exceeding the duty free allowance must be declared on the Customs & Border Control (CBC) Declaration form and presented to a CBC Officer upon arrival in the Cayman Islands. If a CBC Officer suspects that a passenger has either failed to declare items that should be declared, has made a false declaration or is otherwise engaged in the smuggling of contraband, the passenger will be subject to questioning and search by the officer.
Returning residents are advised that the duty free allowance does not apply to merchandise purchased for resale in their business. Those items must be properly declared and the applicable duty paid thereon.
It is important to emphasize that this temporary increase in the duty free allowance ends on 5 January 2024.
As the holidays approach, the Customs & Border Control Service (CBC) advises the public of their holiday operational hours for December 2023 and the beginning of January 2024.
Imports
CBC’s import processing and inspection offices are extending their operational hours until 5:00 pm the weeks of 11th – 15th December and 18th - 22nd December. In keeping with the public holiday spirit, we will be closed on Monday, 25th December and Tuesday, 26th December (Christmas Day and Boxing Day). Offices will resume regular hours, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm on, December 27th to 29th.
All offices will remain closed on Saturdays, the 23rd and 30th of December, and resume regular hours from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm on Tuesday, 2nd January 2024.
Visa, Extensions, and Migration Management
CBC’s Visas & Extensions and Migration Management offices will close at noon on Friday, 22nd December and resume regular hours, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm on Wednesday, 27th December. Offices will close again at noon on 29th December and resume regular hours, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm on Tuesday, 2nd January 2024.
CBC offices at the Airport and Seaport will remain open during regular operational hours and will be on call to assist businesses that may need to clear perishable foods or emergency medical supplies over the holiday weekends.
To view the documents needed to clear goods, visit www.cbc.gov.ky or follow us on Facebook.
Air Cargo Collection
Due to the increase in the volume of air cargo during the Christmas Season, Customs & Border Control (CBC) is encouraging businesses and individuals in the Sister Islands to collect their goods as soon as possible from the Cayman Airways Warehouse at the Charles Kirkconnell International Airport.
Holiday Operational Hours
As the holidays approach, CBC advises the public of their holiday operational hours in the Sister Islands for December 2023 and the beginning of January 2024.
On Friday, 22nd December, CBC’s office at the Charles Kirkconnell International Airport will have extended operational hours until 5:00 pm. However, all other CBC offices will be closing at 12:30 pm.
All CBC offices in the Sister Islands will remain closed on Saturday, 23rd December, Monday, 25th December and Tuesday, 26th December, with regular office hours (8:30 am – 4:00 pm) resuming on Wednesday, 27th December.
All offices will close again at 12:30 pm on Friday, 29th December. On Saturday, 30th December, CBC’s office at the Charles Kirkconnell International Airport will open at 8:30 am with regular operational hours.
All offices in the Sister Islands will remain closed on Monday, 1st January 2024, and regular office hours (8:30 am – 4:00 pm) will resume on Tuesday, 2nd January 2024.
For the past few years, the Cayman Islands Customs & Border Control Service (CBC) has embarked on streamlining its processes using technology to better serve its stakeholders while maximizing customer experience.
The CBC Online System known as COLS, will undergo the necessary testing stages, and beginning Monday, 6 November 2023, the facility to allow importers and traders to pay online for single declarations with a maximum payment of two thousand five hundred dollars (CI $2,500) will be launched.
Deputy Director of Imports Kevin Walton said “We are currently in the final testing stages of this new product and are confident that this offering is aligned with CBC’s strategic objective of streamlining and improving our business processes. The ability to pay duty online will offer our customers greater efficiency and more convenience in using our services.” Head of Finance Mrs. Camile Beckford-Johnson said, “While the maximum dollar amount for a single payment is limited to $2,500, the department continues to offer other payment methods for larger traders that are registered with us and have signed up for our bond facility. We will continue to facilitate trade and improve our offerings to the public; however, we are mindful of the significant bank charges associated with online payments as CBC is poised to collect over $300 million dollars in revenue this fiscal year”.
On 6 November, for some importers, the access to pay online will appear on your COLS account and a button called Make a Payment will appear on the View Declarations and View Historical Declarations screen. When this option becomes available, you can select a declaration that is in Awaiting Payment status and make a payment for that specific declaration. A payment receipt will be emailed to the email address provided when registered to have a COLS account. A release notice will then be available for viewing and printing within COLS. It is important to know that the release notice does not exempt the goods selected for a random inspection. For those declarations paid online, you must view and print the release notice in order to present same when uplifting your goods.
CBC is not responsible for printing release notices for declarations paid online.
Single declarations online payment is the first phase of this facility and will advance to multiple declarations payment in the next phase of CBC’s technology advancements. As we transition to our new banking service, the limit will also be revisited to better serve our stakeholders.
For further details please refer to the information posted on the COLS portal at https://online.gov.ky/cols/faces/home and on the CBC website www.cbc.gov.ky.
CBC’s Call Center will be available during working hours Monday to Friday 8:30 AM-5:00 PM to assist traders and importers with any issues they may be experiencing. Additionally, an email for assistance can be sent to CBC Online Support at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Customs & Border Control Service (CBC) would like to advise the public that they are hosting another public auction on undeclared and seized goods.
Various categories of goods will be auctioned from 1:00pm to 5:00pm on Saturday, 11 November in the parking lot of CBC Headquarters, located at 42 Owen Roberts Drive, George Town.
Items for auction include:
· Electronics
· Clothing and Shoes
· Office and School Supplies
· Automotive Parts, Accessories and Tools
· Cosmetics, Beauty and Fashion Accessories
· Home, Health and Fitness
Customs & Border Control Service (CBC) Sister Islands Section advises the public that they have relocated to the District Administration Annex Building Unit #3 and are no longer inside the main District Administration Building.
All services which were previously available at the old location are now accessible in the new CBC office which is located behind the main District Administration Building in Stake Bay, Cayman Brac.
The new office will be open to customers starting from today, Monday, 30 October 2023 and opening hours remain the same, operating from Monday to Friday, from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm.
Also be advised that CBC Parcel Post operations in Cayman Brac will be moving from the Stake Bay Post Office to the West End Post Office on Wednesday, 1 November 2023 and all parcels/packages will be processed at the new location beginning on that day.
Customers may contact CBC Sister Islands directly at 244-4431 or the CBC Customer Call Center at 649-4579 with any questions or queries.
The Customs and Border Control Service has confirmed that at approximately 1:00pm today, 23rd October 2023, a fire occurred at the CBC Detention Center at Fairbanks.
The eight (8) migrants housed there were evacuated from the building while the Cayman Islands Fire Service extinguished the fire. An assessment will be carried out to determine the extent of the damage but there was significant smoke inside the facility and as such, it will remain empty for the remainder of today and tomorrow. No injuries are reported and the migrants will be relocated to temporary accommodations.
The incident is under investigation by the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS).
The Ministry of Border Control and Labour announces the appointment of Mr Bruce Smith as Director (Designate), Customs and Border Control Service (CBC). Mr. Smith will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of CBC’s operations, including border security, revenue collection, and trade facilitation.
He brings over three decades of experience in the Cayman Islands Civil Service to the Directorship of CBC with his recent position serving as Senior Deputy Director of CBC, where he was responsible for a wide range of operations, including intelligence, investigations, and border control in the Sister Islands. Before his current appointment at CBC in February 2019, his tenure included twenty-one (21) years at legacy HM Customs and eleven (11) years at the legacy Department of Immigration.
Mr Smith is a highly respected leader with a proven track record of success. He is known for his strategic thinking, operational excellence, and ability to build and motivate high-performing teams.
“We are thrilled to welcome Mr. Bruce Smith as Director (Designate) of CBC,” said Wesley Howell, Chief Officer of the Ministry of Border Control & Labour. “He is a highly experienced and accomplished leader with a deep understanding of the organization and its mission. We are confident that he will lead CBC to even greater success in the years to come.”
Mr Smith will be assuming the role of Director of CBC on August 1, 2024 and will work alongside the current Director Charles Clifford, until Mr. Clifford retires on the 31st July 2024. The planned handover period is an important part of the leadership transition and will ensure that Mr. Smith is strategically prepared to assume the Directorship of CBC and effectively continue its transition to an intelligence-led risk management organization. The handover period will also give Mr. Smith time, with CBC’s Senior Management Team, to review their 2022-2026 Five-Year Strategic Plan and make adjustments, where necessary, to counter new and emerging threats at our border. He will also use the transition period to build relationships with key stakeholders.
“We are committed to a smooth and successful handover of the leadership of CBC,” said CBC Director Charles Clifford. “I am confident that Mr. Smith is the right person to lead CBC into the future and I look forward to working with him and our entire amazing CBC team to ensure a seamless transition.”
Mr. Smith is a graduate of Triple C School and has completed various leadership and management training courses over the span of his extensive law enforcement career. He has received numerous service, supervisory and leadership awards including, Civil Servant of Year.
Over the many years, he served as a valuable resource on various Boards, Tribunals, and Committees. For a period of five years, he served determinedly as Head of Marine (Marine Commander) of what was previously the Joint Police and Customs Marine Unit now, the Cayman Islands Coast Guard.
“I am honored to be appointed Director (Designate) of CBC,” said Mr Bruce Smith. “I am passionate about public service, and I look forward to working with the talented team at CBC to protect our borders, collect revenue, and facilitate trade. I am confident that together we can build a more secure and prosperous Cayman Islands.”
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms that one (1) male migrant was found in Spot Bay, Cayman Brac at approximately 7:00am today, Saturday, 30 September 2023.
The migrant claimed that he was on a vessel with nine (9) other migrants and all except him perished at sea when they tried to swim to Cayman Brac.
At approximately 12 noon today, a second male migrant was rescued by a private vessel from the waters off Cayman Brac and he is now at the Faith Hospital receiving medical treatment.
CBC is currently investigating this incident and will process the migrants in accordance with established CBC protocols.
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS), the Cayman Islands Coast Guard (CICG), and the Cayman Islands Fire Service (CIFS) are supporting CBC with this incident.
Residents in Cayman Brac are asked to share any information or tips they may have by calling the CBC toll-free hotline 1 (800) 534 2546.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) repatriated ten (10) migrants to the Republic of Cuba on Tuesday, 26 September 2023.
The ten male migrants departed on a chartered Cayman Airways SAAB aircraft from Grand Cayman at approximately 10:10am and arrived in Cuba at approximately 12:30 pm.
CBC Director Charles Clifford said “I thank our CBC officers for planning and executing another successful repatriation operation to Cuba. They were ably assisted by officers from His Majesty’s Cayman Islands Prison Service and The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service and we sincerely thank them for their collaboration.”
Additional repatriation flights will be arranged as processing continues.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) announces the seizure, on the 29th of August, of approximately two (2) pounds of Methamphetamine also known as “Crystal Meth”.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms that at approximately 6:00am on Friday, 22 September a vessel with four (4) male migrants arrived in Spot Bay, Cayman Brac.
The Customs and Border Control Service has confirmed that at approximately 12:45pm today, 22nd September 2023, a small fire occurred at the CBC Detention Center at Fairbanks.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms that at approximately 6:50am on Sunday, 10 September a vessel with four (4) male migrants arrived in Spot Bay, Cayman Brac.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms that at approximately 8:00am on Thursday, August 24th, a vessel with six (6) male migrants and one (1) female migrant arrived on the South Side of Cayman Brac.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) announces that on Sunday, 20th August 2023 an inbound commercial fishing vessel was boarded by Cayman Islands Coast Guard (CICG) officers and then escorted to the George Town Port by CICG.
The in-ward escort allowed for carrying out required vessel clearance protocols as established in the Customs & Border Control Act.
Between Sunday, 20th, and Monday, 21st August 2023, CBC and partner agencies conducted inspections of the vessel, its cargo, and crew resulting in the recovery and seizure of a significant sum of money along with four (4) packages containing a white substance, later field tested revealing a positive result for cocaine.
Five foreign nationals (all males) were arrested and taken into custody in connection with the undeclared money and the importation of a controlled drug.
CBC Acting Director Bruce Smith stated, “This interception, arrest, and seizure is indicative of the dedicated CBC, Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS), and CICG personnel and the strong collaborative spirit and good working relations that exist allowing the team to effectively respond to the tasks at hand.” He continued, “I commend all involved for their individual and collective efforts for maintaining focus and for their commitment to the ensuing investigation.”
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms a vessel with three (3) male migrants arrived in Long Beach, Spot Bay, Cayman Brac at approximately 8:00am today, Friday, 18, August 2023.
The migrants will be processed with established CBC protocols.
The Customs and Border Control Service announces that on Tuesday, 15th August 2023, three (3) unlicensed firearms, over one hundred (100) rounds of ammunition were intercepted, along with a quantity of cannabis and cannabis products which were being imported through a Courier company.
Read more: CBC Makes Arrests for Importing Firearms, Ammunition and Controlled Drugs
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms that at approximately 6:08am on Thursday, August 10th, a vessel with ten (10) male migrants disembarked in Gun Bay, East End in Grand Cayman.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control confirms the arrests of two American nationals, Jelena Noura Hadid and Leah Nicole McCarthy for the importation of marijuana and importation of utensils used for the consumption of marijuana, on 10 July 2023. The two females, who arrived on a private aircraft to the Cayman Islands from the United States were arrested following a search of their luggage, and a small amount of marijuana was recovered. Both parties appeared in Summary Court on 12 July and were charged with the importation of a controlled drug and the importation of a drug utensil. They entered guilty pleas and were fined CI $1,000.00 and no conviction was recorded.
Luisa McLaughlin of the Cayman Islands Customs & Border Control (CBC) has been selected as the Ministry of Border Control and Labour Chief Officer’s Choice for February.
Read more: Luisa McLaughlin Receives Chief Officer Choice For February
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) repatriated four (4) migrants to the Republic of Cuba on Thursday, 8 June 2023 and one (1) one on Monday, 19 June 2023.
The legal requirement for non-Caymanian residents and their accompanying dependents to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 has been lifted.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) repatriated three (3) migrants to the Republic of Cuba on Thursday, 1 June 2023.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) repatriated four (4) migrants to the Republic of Cuba on Monday, 29 May 2023.
The four male migrants were accompanied by Customs & Border Control Officers and departed Grand Cayman on a non-chartered Cayman Airways flight at approximately 6:40pm.
CBC Director Charles Clifford said “Thank you to our CBC officers for executing another successful operation.” Additional repatriation flights will be arranged as processing continues.
The Cayman Islands will host the upcoming Caribbean Customs Law Enforcement Council (CCLEC) 45th conference from 7th – 9th June 2023.
Read more: Cayman Islands to Host Caribbean Customs Law Enforcement Council (CCLEC) Conference
Cabinet on 25 April 2023, approved the Customs and Border Control (Prohibited Goods) (Amendment) Order, 2023 which will see new import restrictions on some categories of vehicles whose model year is eight years or older.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) repatriated six (6) migrants to the Republic of Cuba on Tuesday, 18 April 2023.
Read more: Six More Migrants Repatriated to the Republic of Cuba
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (“CBC”) has announced the occurrence of two separate drug seizures and associated arrests.
Read more: CBC’s Vigilance Results In Continued Illegal Drug Seizures and Arrests
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) repatriated an additional ten (10) migrants to the Republic of Cuba on Tuesday, 15 March 2023.
Read more: Ten Migrants Repatriated on Chartered Cayman Airways Saab
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (“CBC”) has announced that on the 24th February 2023 during the inspection of a parcel at the Airport Post Office Parcel Post, CBC officers discovered 200 Fentanyl tablets concealed in an incoming package.
Customs & Border Control Service (CBC) recently received approval to regularise staff salaries, completing a commitment management made to resolve pre-merger salary inequities within CBC.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control (CBC) announces the reopening of their Visa Office in Kingston, Jamaica on 1 March 2023. The office closed to the public in March 2020 due to COVID-19 and converted to a virtual operation by servicing the public’s queries and applications.
Read more: Customs & Border Control Visa Office Reopens in Jamaica
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) repatriated fifteen (15) migrants to the Republic of Cuba on Tuesday, 14 February 2023. The twelve (12) males and three (3) females departed on the chartered Cayman Airways 737-8 from Grand Cayman at 8:39am and arrived in Cuba at 9:23am.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) repatriated twenty (20) migrants to the Republic of Cuba, today, Tuesday 31 January 2023.
Read more: Twenty Migrants Repatriated on Chartered Cayman Airways Flight
The Customs & Border Control Service confirms that earlier today, 28, January 2023, CBC Officers seized three (3) firearms, a 9mm Semi-Auto Rifle; a 9mm Pistol; and 12 gauge shotgun from a male passenger arriving from Canada at Owen Roberts International Airport (ORIA). The Deputy Premier and Minister for Border Control & Labour Hon., Chris Saunders said “I commend the actions of the CBC Officers in seizure of these weapons. It’s because of their skills and training that they are able to make such finds and continue to protect our borders.”
The passenger was arrested and remains in custody and investigations are on-going.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms that six migrants arrived in a vessel which came ashore in North Side on Tuesday, 17 January 2023 at approximately 2:00pm.
Workforce Opportunities & Residency Cayman (WORC), Customs & Border Control (CBC) and the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) worked together to remove a person wanted by the Jamaican authorities for information relating to a murder in Jamaica.
Read more: CBC, WORC and RCIPS Collaborate to Return Wanted Person
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) assisted by officers from Her Majesty’s Cayman Islands Prison Services and Workforce Opportunities & Residency Cayman carried out two successful operations on 11 January 2023.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms that a vessel with three (3) male migrants arrived in Grand Cayman around 5:00am on Monday, 2 January 2023. The migrants came ashore and were assisted by a private citizen.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms several migrant vessels arrived in the Cayman Islands over the holidays.
Amendments to the Customs and Border Control Act (2022 Revision) passed in Parliament on Monday, 12 December will allow for faster determination of asylum applications and appeals to reduce the length of time migrants who do not qualify for refugee protection spend in the Cayman Islands.
Read more: Legal amendments aimed at fast-tracking asylum process
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms that seven (7) male migrants arrived on the South Side of Cayman Brac on Monday, 12 December at approximately 8:30pm.
They will be processed in accordance with established CBC protocols.
Air Cargo Collection
Cayman Brac, 8th December 2022 - Due to the increase in the volume of air cargo during the Christmas season, the Customs & Border Control Service (CBC), is encouraging businesses and individuals in the Sister Islands to collect their cargo as soon as possible from the Cayman Airways Warehouse at the Charles Kirkconnell International Airport. For assistance, contact CBC at 948-2222 or 948-1310.
Read more: Holiday Operational Hours for Sister Islands Air Cargo Imports
The Cayman Islands Customs & Border Control Service (CBC) would like to remind persons who are importing goods for the holiday season to ensure all supplier or sales invoices are provided to your appointed Agent before the goods arrive. This would help ensure a timely clearing and release of the goods.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms that on Monday, 28 November a vessel with ten (10) migrants, four (4) females and six (6) males, arrived in East End at approximately 1:30am.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms that over a two day period, seven (7) migrants arrived in Cayman Brac.
The Cayman Islands Coast Guard (CICG) received a call at approximately 17:00 hours on Saturday, 26 November from a motor tanker 170 nautical miles WNW of Grand Cayman notifying that they came upon a small craft.
The Cayman Islands Government recently approved duty waivers on several energy efficient devices and building materials.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms that seventeen (17) migrants, sixteen (16) males and one (1) female were rescued by the Cargo Ship, Caribe Legend which was destined to Grand Cayman.
Read more: Seventeen Migrants Rescued by cargo ship headed to Grand Cayman
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms that a vessel with three (3) male migrants arrived in the Spot Bay area of Cayman Brac on Sunday, 13 November 2022 at approximately 6:45am.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) confirms that nineteen migrants have arrived in Cayman Brac within two days.
Read more: Nineteen Migrants Arrive In Cayman Brac Over Two Days