I hold an "Indefinite Leave to Remain” UK visa. Do I need a visa to tour any of British overseas territories?

Question

I am a foreign national, residing in London. I hold an "Indefinite Leave to Remain” (Permanent Residency) UK visa. I am planning for a holiday during xmas, and was wondering do I need a tourist visa to visit any of the British overseas territories as below:
>Anguilla
>Bermuda
>British Virgin Islands
>Cayman Islands
>Falkland Islands
>Gibraltar
>Montserrat
>Pitcairn Islands
>Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
>South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
>Sovereign Base Areas of Akrotiri and Dhekelia
>Turks and Caicos Islands

Answer 1

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Sovereign Base areas in Cyprus are British military bases and you would not be able to get into those at all...unless you have relations based there who can arrange for passes for you.

Answer 2

I believe you would.

Your visa gives you leave to remain in the UK. Nowhere else.

Answer 3

i would thought that if you got in touch with the home office they could tell you. sovereign base areas are part of cyprus so a uk visa would not count