How important is it to use Verifly on my upcoming trip?

[The Other Tom]

We're on the Northern Lights cruise in February, but not using Viking air (if that makes a difference).  Anyway, it seems like Verifly would duplicate info that I already have.  Is there a reason I should do it?

Thanks

[Jim Avery]

Never did it on last months trip on the Sea.  Useless hackable third party app imho.  Viking already has all my information.

[The Other Tom]

Thanks Jim.  I figured as much as well.

[Opinica]

Not necessary for our Nov-Dec cruise from Spain to the states.

 

Can't wait to delete that loathsome app.

[KBs mum]

Viking haven't mentioned it to us, they just want our NHS app proof of covid vaccination. 

 

[Haworth]

In your My Viking Journey it gives detailed country by country requirements, that’s what we followed, just in transit to Miami, boarding the  Star tomorrow 

[Jim Avery]

1 hour ago, KBs mum said:

Viking haven't mentioned it to us, they just want our NHS app proof of covid vaccination. 

 

Not a single person ever asked for that either in December

[KBs mum]

13 hours ago, Jim Avery said:

Not a single person ever asked for that either in December

As we already have it, we aren't bothered if it's needed or not. We keep an up to date printout with passport and insurance document, in case a country does an overnight policy change

[Wander58]

We are headed to the Amazon on Viking Sky next month.  Got an email from Viking today indicating that they wanted us to use the Verifly app.  I re-installed it as I do remember using it for the Viking Iceland cruise in 2021 and uploaded our covid docs.  We had to show them in Iceland when checking in.  If we need to have them 'verified' when we get to the ship - I'll definitely question why we bothered with Verifly.