MelbourneFloridaCruiser

Yes but again, did not sail between two different US ports. Started in Boston and ended in Boston. Also went to Greenland, so you went to a distant foreign port.

As long as they do an official Route Sector and disembark the day they arrive in Quebec City, spend the night in a hotel, and then embark in Quebec City the next day, there is no PSAV. They have officially gone through Customs in Canada. The also do not need to link the bookings fhen.

Please know that Canada has their own version of the PSAV. You cannot embark in Vancouver B.C. and disembark in Victoria, B.C. You cannot travel between two Canadian Cities without a Distant Foreign port as well.

As long as you officially do a route sector to disembark the ship in Quebec and get a hotel, you would be fine. However if you do not officially go through immigration and disembark the ship, have 2 nights in Quebec still is a PSA if sailing from Boston to Quebec and then Quebec to Ft. Lauderdale. No distant foreign ports.

We have B2B cruises in 2025 Boston to Quebec City and Quebec City to Boston booked through my CVP. No issue. That is not an issue as you are basically sailing round trip Boston. The PSA Violation is Boston to Quebec City and then Quebec City to Ft Lauderdale.

Yes, that is a PSA Violation. As Canada, US, and Mexico are part of the North American Continent, traveling from us to Canada means the ship does not go to a distant foreign port. When traveling from Boston to Quebec and then Quebec to Ft. Lauderdale, there is not distant foreign port. HOWEVER, if the Boston to Quebec City voyage has an overnight in Quebec, you could disembark the 1st night and get a hotel. Then you could take the 2nd voyage because you were off the ship for 24 hours.