PASSPORT GETTING OFF SHIP.

[dunscrimpin]

Hi All, with us no longer being in the EU, is your passport stamped when you get off and on ship ? 

[majortom10]

It wasnt in November.

[Son of Anarchy]

Nor in December.  Didn't even have to show it.

[dunscrimpin]

Thanks.👍

[pennib]

We were on Azura for a month over Christmas and New year visiting Caribbean islands. I recall that the only island that wanted to see passports was St Kitts and frankly we could have shown crisp packets for all the interest that was shown by the “officials” on the quay. No passports were stamped on the ship. Only exception was getting off in Barbados to come home (which is normal anyway except that the officers didn’t come on the ship - passengers had to go off the ship into the  shed on the quay).

[Bazrat]

2 hours ago, pennib said:

We were on Azura for a month over Christmas and New year visiting Caribbean islands. I recall that the only island that wanted to see passports was St Kitts and frankly we could have shown crisp packets for all the interest that was shown by the “officials” on the quay. No passports were stamped on the ship. Only exception was getting off in Barbados to come home (which is normal anyway except that the officers didn’t come on the ship - passengers had to go off the ship into the  shed on the quay).

We had the same experience in Barbados, every one was told only one person in the group needed to go with there documents, so of course you had group's of people turning up, funny thing was most was carrying the letter saying only one person in the group needed to go with the documents