Visa's Needed for Baltic Ports

[beckers]

Is St. Petersburg the only port where a visa is needed for independent touring out of ports visiting Copenhagen, Tallin, Oslo, Stockholm, Helsinki.

 

 

 

Thanks,

 

Becky

[Phoenix cruiser]

If you are a US citizen the answer is that you don't need a Visa other than St. Petersburg.

[beckers]

Thank you.

[dolliesny]

Not to be redundant but what about Poland?

Thank you.

[Phoenix cruiser]

Again, not if you are a US citizen.

[sunnysfla]

What if you are not a US citizen? But a citizen of the EU

[PacificCruiser]

What if you are not a US citizen? But a citizen of the EU

 

The visa form is simpler for the Russian visa but it is still required for independent exploration.

The other ports do not require a visa from holders of EU member passports

[Carol212]

Can you explain this to me. Does this mean that if we want to get off the ship in St Pete to explore on our own we need to have a Visa. If we book a tour through the cruise line or book a private tour then do we still need it. Also, since I am not sure of my plans yet in St. Pete where do you get the visa issued. Sorry for all the questions, but I am totally confused at this point:o