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are you overnighting in Barbados?   I am travelling out Friday and the first night is spent on the ship and it does not sail until saturday night - so i placed 1 night down, with P&O AZURA as the Hotel

Biodata in the Barbados BIMSAFE App requires a photo of the main page of your passport (the one with all the detals and your photo)

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yes - i downloaded the BIMSAFE App onto my Android phone

For some bits it linked you into Chrome to fill out forms - for other pieces where photos were required it was very easy - you also need to photo your NHS Covid Certificate plus your Covid PCR result (that I am currently waiting for )

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i have done because it generates a QR code that is supposed to speed up things on arrival

 

HOWEVER - i'm not sure if that will make any different to bonded cruise passengers.

I've also printed things out - gone for Belt 'n' Braces!

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Just returned from Barbados on 14 night cruise on the Grandeur.   There were several hoops we jumped through as we went from through American Airlines, getting into Barbados, and at the port terminal.    
we used Verifly app and it worked at the American Airlines desk at the airport….we loaded pictures, vaccination records, Covid  results, passports, etc.  
 

We uploaded and filled out BIMSafe.  Again adding vaccination records, passports, photos, and Covid test results as well as immigration form.    Bimsafe…ie Barbados government…requires  this info at the airport terminal once we landed and before going  though their customs.  
 

RCCL sent us a form about a week before cruise which we filled out electronically which was required at the port.   Again, uploading the info as required.   This hoop gave us an appointment at the port for an antigen test AND a reservation number. The paper copy was especially handy at this point.

 

We made copies of QR codes, reservation numbers , etc etc.  At each stage, the paper copies seemed, for us, to be handier and more convenient to get through the various checkpoints.   So my suggestion is electronic copies on cell and paper copies  in a travel  binder.

 

The one other lesson we learned was, at the time, we were required a PCR test…nasalphenogeal.   We had the correct test done but the paperwork had it written as a nasal swab….Barbados wanted the word nasalphenogeal …. When they rejected our test results, good news was they gave us…and many other passengers..a free nsalaphenogeal swab test.   So, if they require a specific test done by a specific medical professional vs home test kit….then make sure you get specifically what they want written in the documents.

 

And, if I may, exiting Barbados at their air terminal was horrendously disorganized and chaotic.   Allow five hours for check in and to go through their one man security desk.   If it takes less, then it’s a win!   Hope this helps.  

 

 

 

 


 

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Thanks for this, just about to go for the PCR test, I hope that they will accept the recommended Tui test links for screen 4 at the air terminal as I doubt we can dictate what they describe this test as, otherwise we may as well not pay and go to the effort of driving a distance to get this there and then.

Anyone else used Screen 4 and had difficulties at Barbados?

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8 hours ago, CRUIS4ME said:

Just returned from Barbados on 14 night cruise on the Grandeur.   There were several hoops we jumped through as we went from through American Airlines, getting into Barbados, and at the port terminal.    
we used Verifly app and it worked at the American Airlines desk at the airport….we loaded pictures, vaccination records, Covid  results, passports, etc.  
 

We uploaded and filled out BIMSafe.  Again adding vaccination records, passports, photos, and Covid test results as well as immigration form.    Bimsafe…ie Barbados government…requires  this info at the airport terminal once we landed and before going  though their customs.  
 

RCCL sent us a form about a week before cruise which we filled out electronically which was required at the port.   Again, uploading the info as required.   This hoop gave us an appointment at the port for an antigen test AND a reservation number. The paper copy was especially handy at this point.

 

We made copies of QR codes, reservation numbers , etc etc.  At each stage, the paper copies seemed, for us, to be handier and more convenient to get through the various checkpoints.   So my suggestion is electronic copies on cell and paper copies  in a travel  binder.

 

The one other lesson we learned was, at the time, we were required a PCR test…nasalphenogeal.   We had the correct test done but the paperwork had it written as a nasal swab….Barbados wanted the word nasalphenogeal …. When they rejected our test results, good news was they gave us…and many other passengers..a free nsalaphenogeal swab test.   So, if they require a specific test done by a specific medical professional vs home test kit….then make sure you get specifically what they want written in the documents.

 

And, if I may, exiting Barbados at their air terminal was horrendously disorganized and chaotic.   Allow five hours for check in and to go through their one man security desk.   If it takes less, then it’s a win!   Hope this helps.  

 

 

Thanks for the heads up, can't wait for the 5 hours in the airport!!!

 


 

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  • 3 weeks later...

Well what a waste of time that all was.

Printed immigration form, both got the app, uploaded everything and guess what - no one ever asked for this info.

Marella need to update their website and information, hassle that would have been avoided.

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