We offer a seamless visa service tailored to your travel needs. Explore the relevant details on visa requirements, application procedures, eligibility criteria, and the important FAQs to ensure a hassle-free journey.
The Visa process is very seamless and involves the following steps.
Eligibility for the Visa process depends on various factors, including the Visa type, home country, and specific Visa requirements. The following documents are required to be submitted to be eligible for a Visa -
Two types of visas exist in the case of a tourist visa, depending on the country you are entering: a single-entry visa and a multiple-entry visa.
With a single-entry visa, you can enter a country only once. If you leave and wish to return, you must apply for a new visa. For instance, if you wish to visit China from Singapore, a single-transit visa would work. But if you wish to return, a single-entry visa won’t work because the moment you leave the country, the visa is considered used. Additionally, special provisions may apply in the case of some countries: such as a 24-hour free transit visa in Shanghai for guests (depending upon your nationality) having a single-entry China visa, provided you get confirmed outbound flights within 24 hours.
A multiple-entry visa gives you the option to enter and exit a country multiple times during the visa’s validity period. This is preferable when your cruise itinerary involves taking you to the same destination country on separate days or allowing for multiple port entries. Multiple-entry visas give you the flexibility and convenience of re-entry and avoidance of hassles involving visa renewals and overstays.
Yes. A valid passport is needed for travelling on a cruise. It is recommended that your passport doesn't expire within six months of your cruise end date.
Visa requirements depend on the destination you are travelling to and the cruise itinerary. Guests hold the responsibility to check for the visa requirements and keep them at bay. Also, some countries require transit visas on board, involving short stops.
Boarding or entry to certain countries will be denied to guests without proper visas. Refunds won't be provided for denied entry due to missing visas.
You are required to carry your original passport. Along with that, it is recommended to keep a photocopy of your passport with a passport-sized photo for your safety and ease of processing.
It is solely the responsibility of the guests to make sure all the visas, passports, and other documents are valid. Neither the cruise line nor Int2Cruises is responsible for any documentation invalidity that might occur.
Only select destinations offer the option to pay visa fees to your SeaPass account onboard if you don't possess a visa before departure.
The visa process can be done online or through application centres, and some countries require visa applicants to schedule an appointment. Pay the Visa fees. Attend the interview if required. Further, track the application for your Visa status.
Your visa eligibility depends upon various factors, such as the type of visa, your home country, and specific visa requirements. You are required to present the following documents to pass your visa eligibility:
The tourist visa depends on the departure country and your passport nationality. There is no uniform universal duration, but these are typical tourist visa durations: 15 days, 30 days, 60 days, and 90 days.