With a rich history and culture, and an outstanding natural environment, Jersey is our home and we’re proud to represent the Island and its cosmopolitan community.

Businesswoman standing on office balcony overlooking St Aubin's bay at sunset

Small Island: Global Reach

20+

UK airports offer flights to Jersey, including over 10 per day from London Heathrow, Gatwick, and Luton – getting to Jersey is easy

1hr

is the average flight time from the UK, making Jersey a convenient and accessible choice

20

banks — including over a third of the world’s top 25 banks — operate in Jersey, offering global connectivity and trusted financial expertise

£131.4bn

held in Jersey bank deposits, reflecting the strength, stability, and international appeal of Jersey’s banking sector

Language

Our main language is English, but most European languages are catered for in Jersey.

 

Currency

While we use the British pound and the Jersey pound (valued 1:1) as our main currency, we accept all major currencies for transactions.

Independence

Our status as a Crown Dependency allows everyone to benefit from an IFC that’s close to, but independent from, Britain and mainland Europe. As such Jersey law is different to that of the UK.

Education

Our population and our government consider education to be vital to the Island, and we make sure that both children and adults are set up for positive futures.

World-class talent

A large proportion of Islanders work together in our finance and supporting industries, meaning our talent is both homegrown and ready to provide a world-class service.

Invested in technology

Jersey is actively encouraging the growth of fintech initiatives, meaning they can provide quality support and a dynamic future for a finance industry.

Communications

We have world-leading business communications links, including high-speed telecommunications (the 2rd fastest broadband in the world*), together with cutting-edge information technology and postal services.

Economy

Jersey’s history has been a colourful one. The Island’s economy has evolved from the days of thriving knitting, boat building and fishing industries, to successes in agriculture, tourism and finance; the latter which now provides around 54% of the Island’s revenue.

Jersey's Unique History

Learn more at Jersey Heritage
Woman walking along the seawall with Elizabeth Castle in the background.