Nita

Thank you all for your comments! I do not mind at all the scrutiny of my passport and visa ? When I will arrive at Los Angeles airport, the immigration will stamp "admitted" my passport with the mention 1/2. I was planing after the cruise to spend a few days in Cuba, then Mexico and fly to Los Angeles to catch my return flight home. All tickets are paid. BUT if the immigration at the cruise arrival stamps my passport admitted 2/2, I will not be able to fly to Los Angeles to catch my plane. ? That's why it's a big concern for me, I just want to enjoy the cruise and my holidays and come back home...

This is a $1000 question for me because after the cruise I’m flying to Mexico before going back to Los Angeles a week later to board my return plane home. ? If I can’t enter back to LAX to board my plane I will need to buy a one-way ticket from Mexico ??? I’m waiting an answer from the cruise company, it can go both ways as I am not leaving the USA for another destination, it’s a Miami - Miami cruise with a stop on two beaches ?

Thank you for your input! Actually with this cruise we are just landing on Labadee and Freeport port and then back to Miami. I wonder if passports are stamped when leaving or arriving back? It's a grey area, thank you for your thoughts!

Hello! I am a Cambodian citizen and will arrive in the USA for my Navigator of the Sea cruise with a B1/B2 tourist visa limited to 2 entries. My cruise is the Zumba Cruise https://www.zumba-cruise.com/ from 24th to 29th March. I would like to know if taking this cruise will count as second entry when I return back to the port of Miami. Is taking this cruise considered as leaving the USA and entering back with immigration? It's a close loop with only two stops at Labadee and Freeport. Thank you for your help!