As I watched a cruise ship pass today, I wondered ----
They typically come for a day...... do they fill out the e-ticket ??
Anybody know ?
They typically come for a day...... do they fill out the e-ticket ??
Anybody know ?
No E-ticket for cruisers. No immigration forms on Carribean or European cruises that I have been on.As I watched a cruise ship pass today, I wondered ----
They typically come for a day...... do they fill out the e-ticket ??
Anybody know ?
...........And no tourist card payment.No E-ticket for cruisers. No immigration forms on Carribean or European cruises that I have been on.
Well the Cruise line will report you as AWOL/Missing and you would then also become illegal in the DR after 24 hours (the length of time cruise ship passengers are exempt from needing a tourist card.)I live in Miami, cruise ships docked in front of me. Can I just get off in PP if I take the cruise?? Or is that a no-no??? No stamp in my passport?? So I dont return to the ship, what happens??? just curious??
There is also a fine involvedI live in Miami, cruise ships docked in front of me. Can I just get off in PP if I take the cruise?? Or is that a no-no??? No stamp in my passport?? So I dont return to the ship, what happens??? just curious??
Interesting.Has the makings of a perfect crime story LOL.I live in Miami, cruise ships docked in front of me. Can I just get off in PP if I take the cruise?? Or is that a no-no??? No stamp in my passport?? So I dont return to the ship, what happens??? just curious??
Furthermore, they probably list the number of crew members tooIn other threads we ask whether 'cruisers' are true tourists..... I think not
They fill out no form and the cruise company must cite the passenger total to the gov't..... not just those who actually leave the ship to visit.
A bit inflated, the tourist number