Something like NCL 'E-Docs'?

[Shawnino]

Ex-NCL cruisers here, seeking edible food.

 

Two in our party require Schengen visas to embark in Italy.

In the past, when seeking visas, printed copies of NCL's "E-Docs" (effectively, boarding passes) really seemed to impress consular officers and get them to grant visas.

Does Oceania offer something similar or are we kind of stuck with our TA's invoices?

[Flatbush Flyer]

Ex-NCL cruisers here, seeking edible food.

 

 

 

Two in our party require Schengen visas to embark in Italy.

 

In the past, when seeking visas, printed copies of NCL's "E-Docs" (effectively, boarding passes) really seemed to impress consular officers and get them to grant visas.

 

Does Oceania offer something similar or are we kind of stuck with our TA's invoices?

 

 

 

About 6 weeks +\- prior to embarkation you will receive (via your TA or from Oceania directly) a "final docs" e-mail with several attachments including your cruise embarkation summary.

[LHT28]

What type of docs do you need?

Usually you get the Blue Book with personal info on the first few pages

 

 

Then about 3 weeks prior you get an email FINAL CRUISE SUMMARY with almost the same info

 

If you need something sooner I would ask if the invoice will do

[Shawnino]

About 6 weeks +\- prior to embarkation you will receive (via your TA or from Oceania directly) a "final docs" e-mail with several attachments including your cruise embarkation summary.

 

Thanks.

Too tight.

I'll send them off with receipts from the TA.

 

Classical batting average with the NCL e-docs is a thousand.

On other trips they've had more denials than visa grants.

Sometimes it feels like the Cold War is still on...