daveb714

I can’t say for sure but when I took the cruise starting in Japan, they did check our Vietnam visa before boarding.

For residence address I put Spectrum of the Seas cruise ship. The things RCCL said on their email don’t seem to completely match what was on the E-Visa form but the visa was granted to enter Vietnam. If I remember correctly the form said entering at Nha Trang Seaport and leaving at Ho Chi Minh Seaport but I could be mistaken about the exact names.

I was the one that asked the original question and I wasn’t willing to risk showing up without a visa. I did the E-visa. It was a simple online process and I had my visa in 5 days.

In August I am traveling on a Royal Caribbean Cruise that stops in Vietnam along with several other countries. I know that Vietnam requires a Visa for US citizens but I am trying to determine if this will be provided on the ship on arrival to Vietnam. I found one topic on Cruise Critic that says it will be provided on the ship but I really want to see something in writing from Royal Caribbean. I called Royal Caribbean and they referred me to Visa Central. Visa Central said the Visa would be provided on the ship but I still have nothing in writing. Is anyone able to point me to something from Royal Caribbean that specifically says they will provide a Visa. If I can't find something in writing, I feel like I need to apply for a Visa through normal channels. Hopefully someone can help.