Passport stamp

[cjspicer01]

I have never seen anyone get their passport stamped when entering or exiting a cruise terminal. Is that something they would even do? I was thinking I have been several places via cruising and my passport has nothing to show.

[kitty9]

No stamps anymore. The only time I've gotten stamps is if I've flown into a foreign country, had to have a visa in my passport or on more exotic cruises in Asia or the Middle East. They definitely do not stamp passports on Caribbean cruises, and haven't for many, many years.

[Jacs]

Cruising into Australia you get your passport stamped, and foreigners cruising into the US get stamped. I also got stamped for Egypt and Israel, but that one was on a seperate card. All these were done onboard though before we reached the country, not at the port.

[Krazy Kruizers]

It has been many, many years since we got our passports stamped while on a cruise.

[biker@sea]

Got ours stamped in Bermuda ,Barbados ,St. Thomas,Guatemala ,and Cozumel ,Mexico .

Edited February 18, 2014 by biker@sea

[LA_CA_GAL]

Got ours stamped in Bermuda ,Barbados ,St. Thomas,Guatemala ,and Cozumel ,Mexico .

 

In St. Martin, you can drive to the customs building, wake up the one customs agent there, and hopefully he can find the stamp, and that is what someone in our party did.

[curly wurly]

I have the opposite problem. Although my passport is less than 5 years old, I only have a couple of single pages left. I have a few visas in there and loads of stamps from cruise travel, and I have to have at least 2 pages clear to get my last Indian visa. When I get back from my next trip, I will have to get a new passport and pay the full amount even though I have 5 years left. I will be sure to get the extra pages passport next time.

[paul929207]

We have lots of stamps in our passports. Most countries outside the Caribbean and Central America require passports, inspect them and stamp them. We just got our 4 set of additional visa pages for our passports.

[Essiesmom]

I have the opposite problem. Although my passport is less than 5 years old, I only have a couple of single pages left. I have a few visas in there and loads of stamps from cruise travel, and I have to have at least 2 pages clear to get my last Indian visa. When I get back from my next trip, I will have to get a new passport and pay the full amount even though I have 5 years left. I will be sure to get the extra pages passport next time.

 

You don't have to get a new passport, you can apply to have pages added.

http://travel.state.gov/content/passports/english/passports/services/pages.html

 

However...since the fee for this is $82, you may feel it is not worth it for five years and just get a new passport. EM

[Salve]

You don't have to get a new passport, you can apply to have pages added.

http://travel.state.gov/content/passports/english/passports/services/pages.html

 

However...since the fee for this is $82, you may feel it is not worth it for five years and just get a new passport. EM

 

Great advice for a US citizen but I believe you are giving advice to someone from the UK. ;)