UK Traveller Caribbean/Panama Visa Question

[rool]

Good evening all, here is my latest question to the good and the great of CC :)

 

We are looking ahead to a 2011 ultimate Caribbean/Panama cruise that also takes in Aruba, Columbia, Costa Rica and Grand Caymen and sails out of Fort Lauderdale.

 

I am aware of the Visa Waiver arrangement to the US but can anyone shed any light on what needs to be done for the other ports of call.

 

Many thanks again in advance.

[1lovehols]

I don't think you need one for the port of calls. well I hope not as we do the same cruise in Nov.

[Laurian]

Good evening all, here is my latest question to the good and the great of CC :)

 

We are looking ahead to a 2011 ultimate Caribbean/Panama cruise that also takes in Aruba, Columbia, Costa Rica and Grand Caymen and sails out of Fort Lauderdale.

 

I am aware of the Visa Waiver arrangement to the US but can anyone shed any light on what needs to be done for the other ports of call.

 

Many thanks again in advance.

 

 

Rool

 

This is the thread I posted a few months ago. It should answer your query.

 

http://cruiseforums.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=996648&highlight=

 

Margaret

[Albert Ross]

ESTA only needed for USA. Don't fall for the con sites that charge you. ESTA is free! https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/