Cruise port documents?

Bubba31 · 11 Nov 18, 02:25 PM

Can any British citizen who has visited Grand Cayman or Jamaica on a cruise ship advise which documents you went required to show at the ports.
I.e. do I need to take my passport of the ship with me or is the sail & sign card sufficient?
Also did you need any additional Visas etc? Many thanks.

Cloverlady · 11 Nov 18, 02:30 PM

Hi

We (British) are back a couple of weeks ago from a cruise with Carnival which stopped at Grand Cayman, and we just showed our ship card, didn't need passports. We didn't need to buy any visa.

Bubba31 · 11 Nov 18, 02:45 PM

Originally Posted by Cloverlady

Hi

We (British) are back a couple of weeks ago from a cruise with Carnival which stopped at Grand Cayman, and we just showed our ship card, didn't need passports. We didn't need to buy any visa.

Thanks, we're also doing Carnival cruise. Just don't want to carry passports about with us unless absolutely necessary.

tinkerella123 · 12 Nov 18, 11:17 PM

Originally Posted by Bubba31

Thanks, we're also doing Carnival cruise. Just don't want to carry passports about with us unless absolutely necessary.

On Dcl you need I�d for anyone over the age of 18 to get back through the port, I will presume this will apply to any other cruise ships. Driving licence with photo is sufficient.

bonnies mum · 13 Nov 18, 01:21 AM

Ships card and driving licence. We have never needed to show the latter but photo ID is recommended by cruise lines.

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bonnies mum Imagineer Join Date: Apr 09	Ships card and driving licence. We have never needed to show the latter but photo ID is recommended by cruise lines.