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The ESTA travel authorisation is not a visa. It does not serve in lieu Please remember: Visa regulations and requirements change, in
of a US visa when a visa is required under US law. Individuals addition, if you are arriving at an embarkation point early or
holding a valid visa will still be able to travel to the United States staying on at the end of your voyage, different visa regulations may
on that visa for the purpose it was issued, and will not be required apply. We recommend that you check your requirements with your
to apply for an ESTA. travel agent or the appropriate embassy at least 4 months prior to
An ESTA approval only authorises a traveller to board a carrier for
departure if possible. Alternatively for full details on passport and
travel to the United States under the VWP. An approved ESTA is not
visa requirements contact the Cunard visa line on 0845 071 0307
a guarantee of admissibility to the United States at a port of entry.
or email visas@cunard.co.uk
As part of your ESTA application, you will be required to provide Please note that it is your responsibility to have a valid passport
(in English) biographical data including name, birth date, and and the appropriate visas for your journey.
passport information, as well as travel information such as the
flight number and destination address in the United States.
Health Matters &
An approved ESTA travel authorisation is:
• Valid for up to two years or until the traveller's passport expires,
Vaccinations
whichever comes first
There are no mandatory vaccinations for the 2010 World Cruise.
The following ports and surrounding areas visited have a varying
• Valid for multiple entries into the U.S.
risk of malaria, we therefore recommend that guests seek advice
• Not a guarantee of admissibility to the United States at a port of
from a travel medicine clinic to discuss their personal itinerary,
entry. ESTA approval only authorises a traveller to board a carrier
including pre-voyage travel and if so advised obtain prophylactic
for travel to the U.S. under the VWP. In all cases, CBP officers
make admissibility determinations at our ports of entry. (For
medication and immunisation before travelling.
additional information, please visit "Know Before You Go" at
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www.cbp.gov/travel.)
30 January Mumbai
If any part of your stay in the US is affected by a change after your
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authorisation has been approved, you will need to update that
3 February Phuket
information through the ESTA website. If you do not receive an
M 8 February Bangkok (from Laem Chabang)
ESTA approval after the rule becomes mandatory you may be
Y 10 February Ho Chi Minh City (from Vung Tau)
denied boarding, experience delayed processing, or be denied
CM admission at a US port of entry. Please note if you have acquired a 25 February Rabaul
new passport or have had a change in name or other identifying
MY 20 March Port Louis, Mauritius
biographical information, a new application must be submitted.
CY
ESTA will provide validity dates upon approval of the application.
CMY
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China/India/Vietnam/Papua New Guinea
7 March Kota Kinabalu
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All guests whose voyage itinerary includes the countries listed
above will need obtain visas for each of these countries. We will
17 March Hanoi (from Halong Bay)
send you full information on how to obtain these, including
19 March Ho Chi Minh City (from Phu My)
application forms, approximately 10 weeks prior to the voyage's
departure in January. Guests participating in overland tours may
21 March Bangkok (from Laem Chabang)
require double-entry visas for some destinations, or additional
22 March Ko Samui
visas, depending on their specific itinerary. Further information
about this will be included in our general visa mailing.
26 March Phuket
Australia
30 March Cochin
All guests must obtain an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) before
1 April Mumbai
arrival. This can be arranged through your travel agent or the
We also recommend that guests give consideration to having
Cunard Visa Department.
immunisation for Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Polio, Diphtheria and
South America
Tetanus. In view of the widespread destinations visited by Cunard
Guests who do not hold British Citizen and European passports
and the frequent changes with respect to health risks, guests are
may need to obtain visas for some South American countries.
strongly advised to review the advice for travellers in the
Failure to obtain the correct travel documentation can lead to
Department of Health leaflets available from your Doctor, ABTA
hefty fines that will need to be paid by the guest. Please check
travel agent or by telephoning: 0800 555777, or on the internet at
that your visa requirements are in order before embarkation to
www.doh.gov.uk or email: doh@prolog.uk.com
avoid extra expense.
Schengen Visa Information
Non-European passport holders may require a Schengen visa for
entry into Continental Europe. The United Kingdom is not a
Schengen State member. British Citizen passport holders do not
require a Schengen Visa.
Schengen State members are: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic,
Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary,
Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, The
Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain
and Sweden.
For more information visit www.cunard.co.uk
.
To book call 0845 071 0302 or contact your travel agent 65
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