Thanks for watching, I hope you found this informative and interesting? Do you have any other questions I can answer for you, let me know in the comments below? If you want to see more videos instead, here is one from my travels in Russia going to the First Mcdonalds there. ruclips.net/video/p-K3FS4BDUs/видео.html
Hi Russell thanks for answering my question about the passport and FYI I am a male human life form 🥳 Who just celebrated birthday a few days ago on November 11
Remembrance day, November 11, hard to forget. My birthday was only a few weeks earlier on the 3rd November. Your welcome about the answer and shout out, i hope it was ok? Thanks for clearing up your name part. i might have to make some more Q&A type ones like this? what do you think?
I totally agree to leave the passport on the ship. If there is a need the ship will get it for you. Many years ago, on European cruises, you had to turn over the passport to the cruise line and the same was true for many other tours.
I highly disagree.....there is no guarantee the ship can/will help you....but most importantly in the event you get hurt and are transported to a hospital.....you are better off keeping it with you....In order for you to fly internationally you can not fly without it. In addition by making a copy of your passport does nothing for you. These countries do not accept a photocopy of a passport
We leave our passport and our CHL (which is a government form of photo ID) in the safe. We take a copy of our passport, our DL and a passport card when getting off the ship. Just want to cover all our bases, just in case. A bit redundant in the passport and passport card, CHL and DL with copies of all but better safe than sorry
taking copies seems the best thing to do really. in the event of something happening the cruise line can go to your cabin and recover them if need be. The cruise lines are very well versed in the event something would happen to a guest onboard.
*THERE ARE 1000'S OF PEOPLE TAKING cruises every day...everyone has a question about something related to there next cruise... good job Russ ...keep these Q&A VIDEOS COMMING....*
It seems to be working. For sure i will keep making them. i have a new one already to go. Currently unlisted, to let this one grow a little more. ruclips.net/video/MpGw6t9aNRo/видео.html Definatly a spike in views in the last 24 hours though, for sure. Thanks for watching. Russell :)
A little more confused now. But as you said no right or wrong though. I’ve been concerned when taking it on shore on cruises in case it gets lost or stolen but sometimes it’s nice to get it stamped from the country you are visiting. I’ve had cruise directors recommend taking it with you too so this is where it gets confusing. Cheers Russell....or should I say.....”Nostrovia!” ?🍻 since you’re in Russia.
"Zdorov'ye" to you too. Thanks. Its getting too cold to drink beer here at the moment. I guess for the answer to the passport question, each to there own i think really. you can listen to 100 people and get a different answer. I think it comes down to our tolerance of "what if" really. This is my next video by the way. you can check it out a bit earlier than everyone if your online possibly. ruclips.net/video/MpGw6t9aNRo/видео.html
The US passport is the most powerful and most sought after passport in the world. Thieves pay big bucks for a US Passport. Guard your passport everytime you carry it. Always be mindful of it were it is on you and get in the habit of checking it regularly when carrying it. If your carrying it a purse or backpack and you go into your bag for something else remember to just check and see if its still there. Be safe.
I have mine all set, i also got my British one renewed before arriving here in Moscow. I have my US visa good for 4 years ago, just need the Russian visa and I am all set. :)
Your video is very informative, just not sure I agree with you. Its great to make a copy to take off the ship. That could be stolen as well. Plus I'm not sure how legal a copy would be if needed to get back home. Say to the United States. Also I'm not sure if I want to rely on the ship getting my passport out of my room safe and leaving it at the port. I know many many people leave their passport on the ship and have never had a problem. Thats kinda like driving a automobile for 40 years and never an accident. Then one day you have that accident and your dead. I'm not an expert, but a couple humdred Dollars for a new passport is an easy fix. I believe I might leave the copy on the ship and also a copy at home. Just my thoughts, and those thoughts may not always be the best. No one knows whats best till it actually happens to them.
No, I am sitting here in my apartment in Moscow and its -7c outside. Thus so many new videos from my kitchen. I do have an amazing friend in the liquor store though. His name is Lourens.....He is from South Africa. Maybe you can say hello. Anything you nee to know before your cruise ask away though.
i was born in the UK, but emigrated to Australia with my family when i was only 8. so by default became an Australian citizen. so i was entitled to passports from both countries. Travelling around the world it also makes it easier to enter certain countries. especially in Europe to have British passport.
I am great Thanks. Doing well. I thought i would make some Q & A type videos from here at home. Of course i wish to be onboard, but i have to wait it out here in Moscow, until i get my residency visa first. Paperwork in Russia can take a while.
@@ILikeCruiseShips good am glad everything is well..am good thanks God..I will pray so you can get everything you need to go back..God is good and everything will go well soo..have a great day.
For a family that's a great way to keep them safe. especially in the wallet, and they also never leave our sight. I think really everyone has there own tried and true method of what is right. For me, I'd rather leave it on the ship, but that's just me. Thanks for the great idea. i don't actually have one of these water wallets, i need to look them up. Russell :)
Thanks for watching, I hope you found this informative and interesting? Do you have any other questions I can answer for you, let me know in the comments below? If you want to see more videos instead, here is one from my travels in Russia going to the First Mcdonalds there. ruclips.net/video/p-K3FS4BDUs/видео.html
Hi Russell thanks for answering my question about the passport and FYI I am a male human life form 🥳 Who just celebrated birthday a few days ago on November 11
Remembrance day, November 11, hard to forget. My birthday was only a few weeks earlier on the 3rd November. Your welcome about the answer and shout out, i hope it was ok? Thanks for clearing up your name part. i might have to make some more Q&A type ones like this? what do you think?
I totally agree to leave the passport on the ship. If there is a need the ship will get it for you. Many years ago, on European cruises, you had to turn over the passport to the cruise line and the same was true for many other tours.
I remember for the European cruises you had to. For sure, leave it on the ship, and if it comes to it. the ship will recover it for you.
We always leave our passport in our safe ( in the cabin ) / We just bring our driver ID - cruise ship card
I definatly think that's the best thing to do. then if worst comes to worst the ship could recover them for you. Russell :)
I highly disagree.....there is no guarantee the ship can/will help you....but most importantly in the event you get hurt and are transported to a hospital.....you are better off keeping it with you....In order for you to fly internationally you can not fly without it.
In addition by making a copy of your passport does nothing for you. These countries do not accept a photocopy of a passport
We leave our passport and our CHL (which is a government form of photo ID) in the safe. We take a copy of our passport, our DL and a passport card when getting off the ship. Just want to cover all our bases, just in case. A bit redundant in the passport and passport card, CHL and DL with copies of all but better safe than sorry
taking copies seems the best thing to do really. in the event of something happening the cruise line can go to your cabin and recover them if need be. The cruise lines are very well versed in the event something would happen to a guest onboard.
*THERE ARE 1000'S OF PEOPLE TAKING cruises every day...everyone has a question about something related to there next cruise... good job Russ ...keep these Q&A VIDEOS COMMING....*
It seems to be working. For sure i will keep making them. i have a new one already to go. Currently unlisted, to let this one grow a little more. ruclips.net/video/MpGw6t9aNRo/видео.html Definatly a spike in views in the last 24 hours though, for sure. Thanks for watching. Russell :)
@@ILikeCruiseShips *SOUNDS GOOD RUSSELL...*
A little more confused now. But as you said no right or wrong though. I’ve been concerned when taking it on shore on cruises in case it gets lost or stolen but sometimes it’s nice to get it stamped from the country you are visiting. I’ve had cruise directors recommend taking it with you too so this is where it gets confusing. Cheers Russell....or should I say.....”Nostrovia!” ?🍻 since you’re in Russia.
"Zdorov'ye" to you too. Thanks. Its getting too cold to drink beer here at the moment. I guess for the answer to the passport question, each to there own i think really. you can listen to 100 people and get a different answer. I think it comes down to our tolerance of "what if" really. This is my next video by the way. you can check it out a bit earlier than everyone if your online possibly. ruclips.net/video/MpGw6t9aNRo/видео.html
Hope everything is well with you and your family
All good Thanks. The weather here in Moscow is getting colder by the day though. I might make lots more of these Q&A's i think.
The US passport is the most powerful and most sought after passport in the world. Thieves pay big bucks for a US Passport. Guard your passport everytime you carry it. Always be mindful of it were it is on you and get in the habit of checking it regularly when carrying it. If your carrying it a purse or backpack and you go into your bag for something else remember to just check and see if its still there. Be safe.
We leave ours in the safe in our cabin. Just having our ship card pass is what we take.
*IM IN THE PROCESS OF RENEWING MY PASSPORT...GETTING READY TO GO ON OUR NEXT CRUISE...*
I have mine all set, i also got my British one renewed before arriving here in Moscow. I have my US visa good for 4 years ago, just need the Russian visa and I am all set. :)
@@ILikeCruiseShips *nice*
*HERE'S AN IDEA FOR A VIDEO...(CAN YOU BRING ALONG A DRONE ON YOUR NEXT CRUISE)*
Maybe i an answer it for a couple of the cruise lines.
Your video is very informative, just not sure I agree with you. Its great to make a copy to take off the ship. That could be stolen as well. Plus I'm not sure how legal a copy would be if needed to get back home. Say to the United States. Also I'm not sure if I want to rely on the ship getting my passport out of my room safe and leaving it at the port. I know many many people leave their passport on the ship and have never had a problem. Thats kinda like driving a automobile for 40 years and never an accident. Then one day you have that accident and your dead. I'm not an expert, but a couple humdred Dollars for a new passport is an easy fix. I believe I might leave the copy on the ship and also a copy at home. Just my thoughts, and those thoughts may not always be the best. No one knows whats best till it actually happens to them.
so you are not on the Horizon right now? We are going to be on it Nov. 27
No, I am sitting here in my apartment in Moscow and its -7c outside. Thus so many new videos from my kitchen. I do have an amazing friend in the liquor store though. His name is Lourens.....He is from South Africa. Maybe you can say hello. Anything you nee to know before your cruise ask away though.
@@ILikeCruiseShips I will do. We were on the Vista and we loved it. Was hoping to meet you. Stay safe
Why do you need 2 passports?
i was born in the UK, but emigrated to Australia with my family when i was only 8. so by default became an Australian citizen. so i was entitled to passports from both countries. Travelling around the world it also makes it easier to enter certain countries. especially in Europe to have British passport.
Hey how are you?
I am great Thanks. Doing well. I thought i would make some Q & A type videos from here at home. Of course i wish to be onboard, but i have to wait it out here in Moscow, until i get my residency visa first. Paperwork in Russia can take a while.
@@ILikeCruiseShips good am glad everything is well..am good thanks God..I will pray so you can get everything you need to go back..God is good and everything will go well soo..have a great day.
Wow, Thanks. i appreciate your kind wishes and thoughts. Russell :)
Always take my families and keep them on my neck in a water proof pouch/lanyard with credit cards and money. Swim with it and never take it off
For a family that's a great way to keep them safe. especially in the wallet, and they also never leave our sight. I think really everyone has there own tried and true method of what is right. For me, I'd rather leave it on the ship, but that's just me. Thanks for the great idea. i don't actually have one of these water wallets, i need to look them up. Russell :)