Immigration for non - US

[MTElkwhistle]

What time are us non - US residents (UK) expected to attend Immigration, presumably both at St Thomas and on return to Pt Canaveral. We are booked on the Mariner, Eastern, Oct 2007.

Disney was ridiculously early and Princess not much better!!! Mind you it means we will get to the theme parks in good time.lol.

 

Thanks

[patry]

when we were in navigator my husband(italian9 went on immagrtion around 9 or 10 )that is what i rember...

[dara99]

when we were in navigator my husband(italian9 went on immagrtion around 9 or 10 )that is what i rember...

 

we've only been on carnival and it also was ridiculously early - made me very grumpy :D I sure hope it's better this time on Mariner.

[DutsCruiser]

when we were in navigator my husband(italian9 went on immagrtion around 9 or 10 )that is what i rember...

 

I checked the compass but unfortunately it doesn't say. It only states that all US and None-US should present them selfs even if you are not going to leave the ship. But I do remember that on bothe the NOS and the AOS this was around that time.

[zqvol]

In St. Thomas everyone on my recent Carnival cruise went at the same time, immediately after docking. US citizens went to one place and foreign nationals went somewhere else.

 

When returning to Miami citizens did not go to customs or immigration until they were walking out of the terminal building. Don't know about non citizens.

 

I would expect RCL to do the same since immigration controls the process not the cruise line.