We are booked to sail on the Quest on the April 18 Springtime in Asia cruise. There has been a lot of discussion on the roll call for that voyage about the need for a Vietnam visa. While on the Pursuit in January I asked them to message the Quest and the Documentation Officer onboard the Quest.responded: "A visa on arrival will be provided for the guests onboard the ship, it’s validity will be lasting for all the ports of call in Vietnam. The cost of this is US$20.00 per person.
If you wish to stay overnight or disembark in Vietnam, an individual visa should be applied at a variable cost.
*information is subject to change"
Now some people are being told by Azamara that we need to get our own visa before we sail. You may have heard that Aamara's website is down for transition to their new system and it is impossible to call them.
Can I ask a favor from one of you who are on the Quest now that will help all of us in the April 18 sailing? Could you please ask the people on the Quest and verify what the true story is with Vietnam visas. Your fellow Cruise Critic members would very very appreciative.
