Bahamas Immigration Card

[xhoosa]

:rolleyes: We received a yellow card that says "Bahama Immigration" embark and dissembark card. :confused: When are we supposed to fill these out? No other country we're visiting is requiring this card. :cool:

 

Thank you in advance for your responses, this site has been very helpful.;)

[greatdanemom]

Fill them out with your other cruise paperwork. RCCL will collect these cards from you when you check in at the port to board the ship for the first time. That's the last you'll see of them. Apparently the Bahamas is the only caribbean port that requires these. Enjoy your cruise!

 

Cheryl

[rvrgirl]

:rolleyes: We received a yellow card that says "Bahama Immigration" embark and dissembark card. :confused: When are we supposed to fill these out? No other country we're visiting is requiring this card. :cool:

 

Thank you in advance for your responses, this site has been very helpful.;)

 

If you are going to the Eastern Caribbean, the islands are U.S. Virgin Islands. The Bahamas are not part of the virgin islands. Meaning you will be out of the Country when you are in the Bahamas.

[piper28]

What I found amusing was I got one of these forms, yet I'm on the Crown Princess' western leg that doesn't visit the Bahamas.

[Bonnie J.]

Went on Costa last Feb. Check in is different on Costa and we were given this form then asked to deposit it in a box by the pursers' desk! No one checked to see if everyone who went ashore did this! We didn't and had no problem going ashore! ALL other ships collect them before you get on the ship at check in.

Fill them out and you'll be asked for them when you check in. If you don't have them, they'll give you another to fill out.

[cruzincurt]

If your ship stops at the cruise line's "private" island, you are visiting the Country of the Bahamas.