Yes, you will need a visa to get onboard, unless your passport is issued by exempt country.
They will check your visa at the Canadian port, under normal circumstance.
And your will need valid visa to re-enter US and you should get a new I94.
But if you do not have a Canada or US visa, the cruiseliner would not let you on and you may forfeit your ticket.
With regard to attire, you can check the cruiseliner's website or call them. They should tell you which meals and restaurants are formal. It really depends on the cruise ship. There are some that do not have any formal attire requirements.
The peak season for Alaska travel is June-late August.
Some people go in May or September to save a few bucks but it is still a bit cold in May and it rains a lot in August and September. Plus, salmon fishing is better in June and July, esp. for King salmon.
Alaska cruise is really designed for the elderly. The average age on those ships are the oldest among all. If you ever watch a show or promotional video of those cruise, you should notice that most passengers are retired people.
Drive through the highways, eat at local diners and stay at the lodges constitutes half of the fun.
We will fly up there in June and hopefully will catch a few salmon and halibut.
Yes, you will need a visa to get onboard, unless your passport is issued by exempt country.
They will check your visa at the Canadian port, under normal circumstance.
And your will need valid visa to re-enter US and you should get a new I94.
But if you do not have a Canada or US visa, the cruiseliner would not let you on and you may forfeit your ticket.
With regard to attire, you can check the cruiseliner's website or call them. They should tell you which meals and restaurants are formal. It really depends on the cruise ship. There are some that do not have any formal attire requirements.
The peak season for Alaska travel is June-late August.
Some people go in May or September to save a few bucks but it is still a bit cold in May and it rains a lot in August and September. Plus, salmon fishing is better in June and July, esp. for King salmon.
Alaska cruise is really designed for the elderly. The average age on those ships are the oldest among all. If you ever watch a show or promotional video of those cruise, you should notice that most passengers are retired people.
Drive through the highways, eat at local diners and stay at the lodges constitutes half of the fun.
We will fly up there in June and hopefully will catch a few salmon and halibut.
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【美国】
办理周期:18个工作日(收齐材料之后)
是否面试:是
可停留天数:180天
入境次数:多次
签证有效期:十年
受理范围:北京,天津,湖北,陕西,甘肃,河北,河南,湖南,江西,内蒙古,宁夏,青海,山东,山西,新疆,西藏
【澳大利亚】
办理周期:22个工作日(收齐材料之后)
是否面试:否
可停留天数:以使馆签发为准
入境次数:多次
签证有效期:90天-1年
受理范围:北京,辽宁,天津,陕西,河北,黑龙江,河南,吉林,内蒙古,山东,山西
【加拿大】
签证类型:个人旅游签证
入境次数:多次
停留时间:180天 (根据您的实际情况由海关判断给您签证的有效停留期,此项由海关掌控,无法申请也无法自行挑选,请见谅)
有效期:1-10年(根据您的实际情况由使馆判断给您签证的有效期,此项由使馆掌控,无法申请也无法自行挑选,请见谅)
办理时长:23个工作日(收齐材料之后)(以购买商品为准),节假日和旺季有可能顺延,请提前办理
是否面试:否
递签城市(领区):北京领区
受理范围:北京领区:北京,上海,广东,四川,辽宁,重庆,天津,湖北,陕西,江苏,安徽,福建,甘肃,贵州,海南,河北,黑龙江,河南,湖南,江西,吉林,内蒙古,宁夏,青海,山东,山西,新疆,西藏,云南,浙江,广西