Cruise Travel Documents and Minors Policy

Amawaterways Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your cruise's return date.
Visa requirements vary by destination; verify with relevant embassies or consulates.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Confirm your passport remains valid for at least six months after your cruise concludes.
Obtain necessary visas based on your nationality and travel destinations; consult appropriate authorities.

Amawaterways Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Children aged 4 and older are allowed on select European and Southeast Asian itineraries.
Minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian throughout the cruise.
Contact AmaWaterways for specific itineraries that allow children.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Children aged 4 and older can join select European and Southeast Asian cruises.
Minors must travel with a parent or guardian.
Ensure to check specific itineraries and requirements with AmaWaterways before booking.

To read the full policy visit, Amawaterways Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Avalon Waterways Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your cruise's return date.
Visa requirements vary by destination; check with relevant embassies or consulates.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Confirm your passport remains valid for at least six months after your cruise concludes.
Obtain necessary visas based on your nationality and travel destinations; consult appropriate authorities.

Avalon Waterways Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Guests must be 18 years or older to make a reservation.
Minors under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian on board.
Avalon Waterways does not provide childcare services.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

A minimum age of 18 years is required to book a cruise.
Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian during the cruise.
No childcare services are available, and Avalon Waterways recommends checking specific itineraries for any exceptions.

To read the full policy visit, Avalon Waterways Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Azamara Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (recommended; must expire 6+ months post-cruise) or government-issued birth certificate + photo ID for round trip sailings.
Visa/entry permits if required by itinerary (check destination requirements).
Print boarding pass, e-ticket, and luggage tags pre-cruise.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (expiring 6+ months after voyage).
U.S. visa/ESTA authorization for cruises departing/returning to the U.S.
Country-specific visas or transit documents (verified with embassies).

Azamara Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Minors under 18 need a passport or birth certificate + ID (if round trip).
Notarized parental consent letter if traveling without one/both guardians.
Infants must be 6+ months old (12+ months for transoceanic voyages).

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors (18) require valid passports and visas/ESTA matching guardians’ documentation.
Signed consent letter from non-traveling parents (translated if applicable).
Age-specific entry rules vary by destination; verify with local authorities.

To read the full policy visit, Azamara Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Carnival Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (recommended; must expire 6+ months post-cruise) or WHTI-compliant documents (birth certificate + government-issued photo ID) for round trip U.S. sailings.
Mandatory passport for cruises visiting Panama, Greenland, or Colombia, or itineraries with different U.S. departure/return ports.
ESTA authorization is required for air travel to/from the U.S. under the Visa Waiver Program.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (expiring 6+ months post-cruise) and U.S. visa/ESTA for sailings involving U.S. ports.
Country-specific visas (e.g., Canadian TRV, Schengen Visa) based on itinerary; check embassy requirements.
Electronic authorizations (e.g., UK ETA, EU ETIAS) for European itineraries.

Carnival Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Minors under 21 must travel with a guardian aged 25+ (exceptions for married couples/military personnel).
Birth certificate + photo ID (if 16+) for round trip cruises; passports strongly advised.
A notarized consent letter is required if traveling without both parents.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors under 21 need passports and visas aligning with guardians’ documentation.
Translated consent letters from non-traveling parents may be required for international itineraries.
Age restrictions apply for specialty cabins (e.g., Terrazza/Havana rooms require minors to be 12+).

To read the full policy visit, Carnival Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Celebrity Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (recommended; expires 6+ months post-cruise) or original U.S. birth certificate + government-issued photo ID for sailings departing/returning to the same U.S. port.
Enhanced Driver’s License (EDL) accepted from Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Vermont, or Washington.
Permanent residents require a Green Card and a valid passport from their country of citizenship.
Mandatory visas or ESTA authorization for itineraries involving Visa Waiver Program countries.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (expiring 6+ months post-cruise) and U.S. visa/ESTA for sailings involving U.S. ports.
Country-specific visas (e.g., Schengen, Canadian TRV) required based on itinerary.
Machine-readable passports are mandatory for Visa Waiver Program travelers.

Celebrity Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Infants must be 6+ months old (12+ months for transoceanic or 3+ consecutive sea-day voyages).
Minors under 18 require a passport or birth certificate + photo ID (16+) and; a notarized consent letter if traveling without both parents.
Casino access is limited to 18+ (21+ in Alaska).

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors under 18 need valid passports and visas matching guardians’ documentation.
Translated, notarized consent letters from non-traveling parents required for international itineraries.
Age restrictions apply for stateroom assignments (e.g., adjacent cabins require adult supervision).

To read the full policy visit, Celebrity Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Celestyal Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

A valid passport (expiring 6+ months post-cruise) is required for all itineraries.
Visa/ESTA authorization is mandatory for voyages involving Visa Waiver Program countries.
Permanent residents must present a Green Card and valid passport from their country of citizenship.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (expiring 6+ months post-cruise) and U.S. visa/ESTA for sailings departing from/returning to U.S. ports.
Country-specific visas (e.g., Schengen, Turkish e-Visa) based on itinerary; verify embassy requirements.

Celestyal Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Minors under 18 must travel with a parent/legal guardian or an adult who submits a signed Consent and Release Form.
Infants under 3 months old are not permitted onboard.
Notarized consent is required if traveling with only one parent/guardian.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors under 18 must require passports and visas matching their guardians’ documentation.
Translated consent letters from non-traveling parents may be required for international itineraries.
Cabins with minors must be cross-referenced with an adult’s cabin.

To read the full policy visit, Celestyal Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Costa Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport required for all international sailings (expires 6+ months post-cruise).
Government-issued photo ID and birth certificate may be accepted for select Caribbean itineraries.
Visa requirements vary by destination (check specific ports of call).
ESTA authorization is needed for European voyages involving air travel to/from the U.S.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport mandatory (expires 6+ months after cruise).
A Schengen visa is required for European itineraries.
U.S. visa/ESTA needed for sailings involving American ports.
Additional country-specific visas may apply (verify all ports of call).

Costa Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

The minimum age to sail is 6 months (12 months for transatlantic).
Teens 16-17 may travel without a guardian in the same cabin.
A notarized consent letter is required when traveling with one parent.
Birth certificate + photo ID required for minors 16+.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

The minimum age to sail is 6 months (12 months for transatlantic).
Teens 16-17 may travel without a guardian in the same cabin.
Minors must have valid passports matching their parent's documentation.
Additional visa requirements may apply based on nationality.
Translated consent forms are needed when traveling with one parent.
Special documentation may be required for adopted children.

To read the full policy visit, Costa Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Crystal Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport required for all voyages, expiring 6+ months post-cruise.
Visas or ESTA authorization may be necessary for itineraries involving Visa Waiver Program countries.
Permanent residents must present a Green Card and valid passport from their country of citizenship.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (expiring 6+ months post-cruise) and U.S. visa/ESTA for sailings involving U.S. ports.
A Schengen visa is required for European itineraries; additional visas based on nationality and destinations.
Machine-readable passports are mandatory for Visa Waiver Program travelers.

Crystal Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Minors under 18 require a valid passport and notarized consent from non-traveling parent(s) if not accompanied by both guardians.
Health documentation (e.g., vaccination records) may be required for specific itineraries.
Infants under 6 months are generally not permitted; age restrictions vary by voyage type.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors under 18 must have passports and visas aligning with guardians’ documentation.
Translated, notarized consent letters from non-traveling parents required for international travel.
Additional country-specific entry rules apply; verify with embassies or consulates.

To read the full policy visit, Crystal Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Cunard Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport required for all voyages (expires 6+ months post-cruise).
Visa requirements vary by itinerary (e.g., Schengen Visa for European sailings).
Permanent residents must present a Green Card and valid passport from their home country.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (expiring 6+ months post-cruise) and visas for all destinations on the itinerary.
U.S. visa/ESTA required for sailings departing from/returning to U.S. ports.
Machine-readable passports are mandatory for Visa Waiver Program participation.

Cunard Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Minors under 18 must travel with a parent/guardian or adult with notarized consent from both parents.
Infants must be at least 6 months old (12+ months for transatlantic/transpacific voyages).
A passport is required for all minors, regardless of itinerary.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors’ (18) passports and visas must match guardians’ documentation.
Translated, notarized consent letters are required if traveling without both parents.
Age restrictions apply for onboard facilities (e.g., nightclub access is limited to 18+).

To read the full policy visit, Cunard Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Disney Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport recommended (expires 6+ months post-cruise); birth certificate + photo ID accepted for select roundtrip U.S. sailings.
Visas/ESTA required for itineraries involving Visa Waiver Program countries.
Permanent residents need a Green Card and passport from their home country.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (expiring 6+ months post-cruise) and U.S. visa/ESTA for U.S. port itineraries.
Country-specific visas required (e.g., Bahamas, EU destinations).

Disney Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Guests under 18 must be booked with an adult 21+ in the same stateroom.
Notarized consent is required if traveling with one parent/guardian or non-parent adults.
Infants must be at least 6 months old (12+ months for transpacific/transatlantic voyages).

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors’ (18) passports and visas must align with guardians’ documentation.
Translated consent letters from non-traveling parents required for international travel.
Age restrictions apply for kids’ clubs (e.g., “Vibe” teen club limited to ages 14–17).

To read the full policy visit, Disney Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Holland America Line Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport required for all itineraries (expires 6+ months post-cruise).
Visas/ESTA authorization is needed for destinations in Visa Waiver Program countries.
Birth certificate + government-issued photo ID accepted only for roundtrip U.S. sailings to Canada/Mexico.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (expiring 6+ months post-cruise) and visas for all destinations.
U.S. visa/ESTA is mandatory for sailings departing/returning to U.S. ports.
A Schengen visa is required for European itineraries.

Holland America Line Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Guests under 21 must share a cabin with an adult 25+.
Notarized consent is required if traveling with one parent/guardian.
A passport is required for minors on international itineraries.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors’ visas must align with guardians’ documentation.
Guests under 21 must share a cabin with an adult 25+.
Translated consent letters from non-traveling parents for international travel.
Infants must be 6+ months old (12+ for transoceanic).

To read the full policy visit, Holland America Line Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Hurtigruten Expeditions Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport required (expires 6+ months post-trip).
Visa requirements for Arctic/Antarctic destinations (e.g., Norway, Svalbard).
ESTA authorization for voyages involving U.S. air travel.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (6+ months validity) and visas for all destinations.
A Schengen visa is required for European expedition routes.
Special permits for Antarctic voyages (IAATO guidelines).

Hurtigruten Expeditions Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Minimum age 5+ for Antarctic/Arctic expeditions; 12+ for adventure activities.
Guardians must accompany minors under 18.
Medical clearance is required for minors on polar voyages.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Translated parental consent forms for minors traveling without both parents.
Minimum age 5+ for Antarctic/Arctic expeditions; 12+ for adventure activities.
Guardians must accompany minors under 18.
Age-specific vaccination/health documentation for remote regions.

To read the full policy visit, Hurtigruten Expeditions Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Hurtigruten Norwegian Coastal Express Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (expires 6+ months post-trip).
No visa is required for Norway/Svalbard for stays under 90 days.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport and Schengen visa (if applicable).
The residence permit is required for non-Visa Waiver nationals.

Hurtigruten Norwegian Coastal Express Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Minors under 18 must travel with a guardian.
No minimum age, but medical advice is recommended.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Parental consent letters for minors traveling with one guardian.
Documentation proving guardianship for non-biological guardians.

To read the full policy visit, Hurtigruten Norwegian Coastal Express Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

MSC Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport required (expires 6+ months post-cruise).
Birth certificate + photo ID accepted for Caribbean/Bahamas roundtrips.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

A valid passport and U.S. visa/ESTA for U.S. itineraries.
Schengen visa for Mediterranean sailings.

MSC Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Guests under 21 must stay in the same cabin as adults 21+.
Notarized consent is required for minors traveling without both parents.
Infants must be 6+ months old.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors’ visas must match guardians’ nationality.
Guests under 21 must stay in the same cabin as adults 21+.
Embassy-certified consent letters for single-parent travel.

To read the full policy visit, MSC Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Norwegian Cruise Line Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

A valid passport (expiring 6+ months post-cruise) is required for all international itineraries.
Government-issued birth certificate + photo ID may suffice for roundtrip U.S. sailings to Canada/Mexico/Bahamas/Caribbean.
Visas or ESTA authorization is mandatory for voyages involving Visa Waiver Program countries.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (6+ months validity) and U.S. visa/ESTA for sailings departing from/returning to U.S. ports.
A Schengen visa is required for European itineraries; additional visas are based on nationality and ports of call.
Machine-readable passports are mandatory for Visa Waiver Program participation.

Norwegian Cruise Line Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Guests under 18 must be booked with an adult 21+ in the same stateroom.
A notarized consent letter is required if traveling with one parent/guardian or non-parent companions.
Infants must be 6+ months old (12+ months for transoceanic or Hawaii voyages).

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors’ passports and visas must align with guardians’ documentation.
Guests under 18 must be booked with an adult 21+ in the same stateroom.
Translated, notarized consent letters are required if traveling without both parents.
Age restrictions apply for onboard amenities (e.g., casinos, and spas limited to 18+).

To read the full policy visit, Norwegian Cruise Line Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Oceania Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport required for all voyages (expires 6+ months post-cruise).
Visa/ESTA authorization is mandatory for itineraries involving Visa Waiver Program countries.
Permanent residents must present a Green Card and passport from their country of citizenship.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (6+ months validity) and U.S. visa/ESTA for sailings involving U.S. ports.
Schengen visa required for European routes; country-specific visas based on itinerary.
Machine-readable passports are mandatory for Visa Waiver Program participation.

Oceania Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Minors under 18 must travel with a parent/guardian or adult with notarized consent from both parents.
Infants must be 6+ months old (12+ months for transoceanic or world cruise segments).
A passport is required for all minors, regardless of itinerary.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors’ passports and visas must match guardians’ documentation.
Translated, notarized consent letters are required if traveling without both parents.
Age restrictions apply for onboard activities (e.g., spa access is limited to 16+).

To read the full policy visit, Oceania Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Princess Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (recommended; expires 6+ months post-cruise) or government-issued birth certificate + photo ID for itineraries departing/returning to the same U.S. port.
Visas or ESTA authorization is required for voyages involving Visa Waiver Program countries.
Permanent residents must present a Green Card and valid passport from their country of citizenship.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (expiring 6+ months post-cruise) and U.S. visa/ESTA for sailings involving U.S. ports.
Schengen visa required for European itineraries; country-specific visas based on destinations.
Machine-readable passports are mandatory for Visa Waiver Program participation.

Princess Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Minors under 18 must travel with a parent/guardian or adult with notarized consent from non-traveling parent(s).
Infants must be 6+ months old (12+ months for transoceanic or South American voyages).
A passport is required for all international itineraries.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors’ passports and visas must align with guardians’ documentation.
Translated, notarized consent letters are required if traveling without both parents.
Age restrictions apply for onboard venues (e.g., casinos limited to 18+).

To read the full policy visit, Princess Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport required for all voyages (expires 6+ months post-cruise).
Visa/ESTA authorization is mandatory for itineraries involving Visa Waiver Program countries.
Permanent residents must present a Green Card and valid passport from their country of citizenship.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (6+ months validity) and U.S. visa/ESTA for sailings involving U.S. ports.
Schengen visa required for European itineraries; country-specific visas based on destinations.
Machine-readable passports are mandatory for Visa Waiver Program participation.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Guests under 18 must travel with a parent/guardian or adult with notarized consent from non-traveling parent(s).
Infants must be 6+ months old (12+ months for transoceanic or expedition voyages).
A passport is required for all minors, regardless of itinerary.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors’ passports and visas must align with guardians’ documentation.
Translated, notarized consent letters are required if traveling without both parents.
Age restrictions apply for onboard facilities (e.g., spa treatments limited to adults).

To read the full policy visit, Regent Seven Seas Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Royal Caribbean Cruise Line Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (recommended; expires 6+ months post-cruise) or government-issued birth certificate + photo ID for roundtrip U.S. sailings to Canada/Mexico/Bahamas/Caribbean.
Visas/ESTA required for itineraries involving Visa Waiver Program countries (e.g., Europe, Australia).
Permanent residents must present a Green Card and valid passport from their country of citizenship.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (6+ months validity) and U.S. visa/ESTA for sailings departing from/returning to U.S. ports.
Schengen visa required for European routes; country-specific visas based on destinations (e.g., Brazil, UAE).
Machine-readable passports are mandatory for Visa Waiver Program travelers.

Royal Caribbean Cruise Line Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Guests under 21 must be booked in the same stateroom as an adult 21+ (exceptions for married couples/military).
A notarized consent letter is required if traveling with one parent/guardian or non-parent companions.
Infants must be 6+ months old (12+ months for transatlantic, transpacific, or Hawaii voyages).

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors’ passports and visas must match guardians’ documentation.
Translated, notarized consent letters are required if traveling without both parents.
Age restrictions apply for onboard venues (e.g., casinos, and nightclubs limited to 18+).

To read the full policy visit, Royal Caribbean Cruise Line Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Seabourn Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport required for all voyages (expires 6+ months post-cruise); no exceptions for domestic itineraries.
Visa/ESTA authorization is mandatory for itineraries involving Visa Waiver Program countries (e.g., EU, Australia).
Permanent residents must present a valid Green Card and passport from their country of citizenship.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (6+ months validity) and U.S. visa/ESTA for sailings departing from or returning to U.S. ports.
Schengen visa required for European routes; additional visas based on destinations (e.g., Egypt, UAE).
Biometric passports are mandatory for entry into specific countries (e.g., South Africa, China).

Seabourn Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Guests under 18 must travel with a parent/guardian or adult with original notarized consent from both parents.
Infants must be at least 6 months old (12+ months for transoceanic or expedition cruises).
Passports are required for minors regardless of itinerary; no birth certificate exceptions.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors’ visas must align with guardians’ nationalities and documentation (e.g., dual citizenship rules).
Embassy-certified consent letters are required if traveling with one parent/guardian or non-relatives.
Age-specific vaccination/medical forms may apply for remote destinations (e.g., Antarctica, Galápagos).

To read the full policy visit, Seabourn Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Silversea Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport required for all voyages (expires 6+ months post-cruise); no exceptions for regional sailings.
Visa/ESTA authorization is mandatory for itineraries involving Visa Waiver Program countries (e.g., EU, Australia).
Permanent residents must present a valid Green Card and passport from their country of citizenship.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Valid passport (6+ months validity) and U.S. visa/ESTA for cruises departing/returning to U.S. ports.
Schengen visa required for European routes; country-specific visas (e.g., Egypt, UAE) based on itinerary.
Biometric passports are mandatory for entry into select destinations (e.g., China, India).

Silversea Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Guests under 18 must travel with a parent/guardian or adult with original, notarized consent from both parents.
Passports are required for minors regardless of itinerary; birth certificates are not accepted.
Infants must be 6+ months old (12+ months for transoceanic or expedition voyages).

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Minors’ visas must align with guardians’ nationality and documentation (e.g., dual citizenship rules).
Embassy-certified, translated consent letters are required if traveling without one/both parents.
Age restrictions for onboard activities (e.g., spa access limited to guests 18+).

To read the full policy visit, Silversea Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Uniworld Boutique River Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your cruise's return date.
Visa requirements vary by destination; consult the respective embassies or consulates for current information.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Confirm your passport remains valid for at least six months after your cruise concludes.
Obtain necessary visas based on your nationality and travel destinations; verify with appropriate authorities.

Uniworld Boutique River Cruises Minors Policy

For U.S. Citizens:

Passengers must be 18 years or older to make a reservation.
Minors under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times during the cruise.
Uniworld does not provide childcare services or special accommodations for children.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

A minimum age of 18 years is required to book a cruise.
Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian throughout the cruise.
No childcare services are available, and children are not the focus of the onboard experience.

To read the full policy visit, Uniworld Boutique River Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Viking Expeditions Cruises Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your return date.
Your passport name must match your airline ticket to avoid boarding issues.
Visas are required for travel to certain countries; consult Viking's visa partner for specifics.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Confirm your passport remains valid for at least six months after your trip.
Ensure your passport name matches your airline ticket to prevent boarding complications.
Visa requirements vary by nationality and destination; verify with relevant embassies or consulates

Viking Expeditions Cruises Minors Policy

Viking Cruises, for both ocean and river voyages, are exclusively for adults, with all guests required to be 18 years or older on the day of embarkation.

To read the full policy visit, Viking Expeditions Cruises Travel Documents and Minors Policy.

Virgin Voyages Travel Documents

For U.S. Citizens:

Carry a valid passport with an expiration date of at least six months beyond your voyage's end date.
On eligible closed-loop Caribbean voyages departing from Miami, a government-issued photo ID and a copy of your birth certificate may suffice.
Visa requirements vary by destination; consult the respective embassies or consulates.

For non-U.S. Citizens:

Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your voyage's end date.
Obtain necessary visas based on your citizenship and destinations; verify with relevant embassies or consulates.

Virgin Voyages Minors Policy

Virgin Voyages is an adults-only cruise line, so the minimum age to sail is 18.

To read the full policy visit, Virgin Voyages Travel Documents and Minors Policy.