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Thanks picsa - that makes sense - it was the leaving just before 90 and returning that I missed. My wife is Finnish so that’s good to know ! I also still get the EU health card because of this - and she gets the UK one because of me ! We will have to go through different passport queues though, where they have them. Pain. thanks for the info shipmate.

I think you still need a visa to stay after 90 days - in France anyway from what I have just read if you are a non EU spouse of an EU citizen. ? Doesn’t seem that clear to me.

Thanks Wowzz - I’ll check that forum - as a fantasy.

Thanks Angel - excellent - sounds fantastic

I would give it a try - if I could afford it. Anyone here done this ? Like 90 days or more ? World cruise etc ? off topic I know .

Ok - have to get off after 90 days then join a ship going ex-EU for 90 days then come back.

If you don’t get off does it still count towards the 90 days i.e the ship being docked in an EU port with you on board but you don’t disembark ?

62 and 70 but we always liked the smaller/medium ships right from when we first started cruising - when we weren’t older !! mainly because they were adults only but also we like the atmosphere better. Tried Iona once but didn’t like it at all. Next p&o booked is August 23 on Aurora - originally Christmas 2020 on Arcadia changed to Christmas 2021 due to covid and then cancelled by p&o so moved to Aurora Aug 23.

Has anyone let the managers know about these issues Tring ? and any response ? thanks

Thanks for the sit. report Tring Hope you are enjoying the cruise despite the issues.

Rumours that’s all - haven’t seen or heard anything to substantiate . Hope it stays - along with aurora

And me

So if price reduces p&o offer obc ? Like saga do ? Is this for any booking ? First I have heard of it ? be great if this was a new policy.

Wow ! 👍

Got it - thanks

kalos p-l-b ? No test at all required before embarkation ?