Today,
Norwegian Cruise Line announced it will eliminate COVID-19 requirements …
What You Need To Know
- Norwegian
Cruise Line announced that it has updated its global health and safety
protocols by removing all COVID-19 requirements effective October 4,
2022 including:
- Testing
- Masking
- Vaccination
- With
the easing of the Cruise Line’s health and safety protocols, NCL will
continue to follow the travel guidelines as required by the destinations
it visits.
- Please see the resources below for more detailed information about the country requirements.
Resources
- Cruise Travel
Requirements by Country
- For
more information about the required travel documentation they will need
for their NCL voyage – www.ncl.com/freestyle-cruise/cruise-travel-documents
- Sail Safe
- Cruise
Line Vaccine & Testing Requirements
(Last Update: September 28, 2022)
Statement
Effective
for sailings beginning September 30, 2022, all COVID-19 travel
requirements, including vaccination, mandatory use of ArriveCAN, and any
testing and quarantine/isolation protocols will no longer be required for
travelers entering Canada by land, air or sea. Although
Canada has lifted its COVID-19 travel requirements, including those specific to
cruise passengers, all guests must still meet the following NCL embarkation
requirements to board their upcoming cruise.
What
You Need to Know
Embarkation
Requirements:
- All
guests ages 12 years and older, must provide proof of ONE of the
following:
- Proof
of completed series of one-dose or two-dose vaccination regimen.
- Proof
of a negative COVID-19 antigen or NAAT test (i.e., PCR) taken within
three days of the embarkation date.
- Guests
6 months to 11 years are welcome aboard with no restrictions.
Important
Note: While
Norwegian welcomes unvaccinated guests, it is the responsibility of the guest
to be aware of any local protocols and/or travel restrictions in place at the
visiting destinations at the time of sailing.
