Virgin Islands Unemployment Offices

Department of Labor Verified against official source Updated July 2026

The U.S. Virgin Islands' 2 unemployment and career center offices serve a small island territory whose economy depends heavily on tourism, so hurricane damage or a slow cruise-ship season can quickly show up in local unemployment claims. Browse the list below to find yours.

This site is an independent, non-government unemployment directory and isn't affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the U.S. Department of Labor, any state workforce agency, or other official entity. Always verify details directly with the official agency before visiting or applying.

Filing agency

Department of Labor

Statewide

2 offices

Covered

2 cities

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How to File for Unemployment in Virgin Islands

Step-by-step filing instructions and what you'll need to apply.

Check Your Unemployment Claim Status in Virgin Islands

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How Your Unemployment Benefit Amount Is Calculated

How your payment is calculated, and what it could look like for your household.

Virgin Islands Unemployment Offices by City

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America Job Center Christiansted

Affiliate Office

4401 Sion Farm

Christiansted, VI 00820

340-773-1440 ext. 2130

Fax: 340-713-3420

Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

View Services (7)

✓ File Unemployment Insurance Claim ✓ Start Your Own Business Guidance ✓ Improve Job Skills ✓ Job Skills Training ✓ Interview Preparation ✓ Job Openings ✓ Resume Help

American Job Center St. Thomas

Affiliate Office

2353 Kronprindsens Gade PO Box 302608

St. Thomas, VI 00803

340-776-3700

Fax: 340-774-5908

Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m

Dislocated Worker Services, Adult & Youth Training, Employment Services, Unemployment Insurance, Job Development, Local Veterans` Employment Representative, Welfare-to-Work, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Safety and Health, Workers` Compensation, Labor Relations (Equal Employment Opportunity, Child Labor and Wrongful Discharge), Hearings and Appeals and Referral to other One-Stop Partners.

View Services (7)

✓ File Unemployment Insurance Claim ✓ Start Your Own Business Guidance ✓ Improve Job Skills ✓ Job Skills Training ✓ Interview Preparation ✓ Job Openings ✓ Resume Help

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