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Practical Information
The official language is English, and the cash machines dispense sterling - yet the streets are named in French. So, one way or another, Jersey feels reassuringly familiar to visitors from either side of the Channel. But we want to make sure you feel at ease wherever you’ve come from. Check out our practical guide to Island life, with information on everything from money to medical care, and passport requirements to public holidays.
Clubs & Associations
Besides the many opportunities for outdoor sports, there are plenty of indoor activities going on across the Island, from dancing to bingo and cards. ...
Money Matters
Although Jersey has its own coins and notes, all trade in Jersey is conducted in Pounds Sterling. All major debit and credit cards are widely
Passports and Customs
British citizens and citizens of the Irish Republic do not require passports or entry visas to visit Jersey. However, they will require passports if t ...
Public Holidays
Jersey has the same public holidays as the UK, with an additional day’s holiday on 9 May to mark Liberation Day.
Telephones
The main UK mobile phone networks do not extend to Jersey. To use your mobile in the Island, you need to select the Jersey Telecom network on your han ...
Visitor Medical Centre
Treatment for visitors can be obtained from all general medical practices. This service is free of charge to visitors from the UK, N. Ireland and the ...
Tour Guides
With a wealth of local knowledge and a genuine interest in island matters our appointed guides are here to help you make the most of your walking expe ...
Travelling with Pets
Cats and dogs travelling direct from the UK and the Republic of Ireland to Jersey do not require an EU Pet Passport. Pets entering from another member ...
Approved Babysitting Scheme
The Jersey Childcare Trust operates an approved babysitting service free of charge to parents or services requiring a babysitter.
Internet Access
Want to find the nearest internet café? Find a list of venues where you can access the internet.
Living and Working in Jersey
Jersey welcomes skilled people to seek work in Jersey. British citizens and nationals of a Member State of the European Economic Area do not need work ...
Post Office
The main Post Office is in Broad Street, St. Helier, with a network of sub-Post Offices located throughout the Island. Jersey postage stamps must be u ...
Watercraft
Importation (even for the duration of your holiday) of speedboats, surfboards, sailboards and personal watercraft must be registered at the Harbour Of ...
