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Passport: A passport is the most universally accepted form of identification for international travel. Most cruise lines require passengers to have a valid passport that doesn't expire within six months of the cruise's end date. Even if you're traveling on a closed-loop cruise (departing and returning to the same U.S. port), having a passport is strongly recommended as it's the safest and most hassle-free option.
Government-Issued Photo ID: In addition to a passport, you may need a government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license or state ID card. This is especially important for domestic cruises or cruises that include ports of call within the same country.
Visas: Depending on your nationality and the countries you'll be visiting during your cruise, you may need a visa. It's essential to check the visa requirements for each port of call on your itinerary well in advance of your cruise departure date. Your cruise line or a travel agent can provide guidance on visa requirements.
Birth Certificate: Some closed-loop cruises departing from and returning to the same U.S. port may accept a government-issued birth certificate in lieu of a passport. However, this option is less secure and may cause delays or complications if unexpected situations arise during the cruise. It's always best to travel with a passport if possible.
Other Documents: Depending on your cruise itinerary and specific circumstances, you may need additional documents such as travel insurance information, vaccination records, or parental consent forms for minors traveling without both parents.
Your agent will confirm based on the cruise you are booked for what documents are needed
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