I appreciate your answer, I really do. I did go to the website and read that very paragraph. It still leaves me with the question.
If I don't step foot on Canadian proper, if I stay on the ship which is a foreign flag vessel, I legally haven't entered or processed into Canada, I have no need to go through Canada's customs and border control kiosks/process, which is not on the ship. I will not and can not infect Canada with anything if I stay on the ship.
If I fly from Seattle to London, I'll be flying over Canadian Air, but I haven't put my body on Canadian soil. Do I need to fill out an ArriveCan form to fly over Canada? If I land in Toronto to pick-up and/or drop-off other passengers, do I need to fill out the form if I don't get off of the aircraft?
shof515, I'm not arguing with you and not necessarily asking you all the questions.
Because I don't plan on going ashore while dockside in Victoria, I don't think I need to give Canada any of my information.
All cruise passengers with canadian port (Victoria, Vancouver, Prince Rupert) on itinary must complete arrivecan before check in the ship, no matter they disembark or not... sorry for my english, not sure it is clear. «
You'll need to submit your information within72 hours:
before your arrival to Canada
and/or before boarding a cruise ship destined for Canada»
ArriveCan?
in Royal Caribbean Discussion
Posted
All cruise passengers with canadian port (Victoria, Vancouver, Prince Rupert) on itinary must complete arrivecan before check in the ship, no matter they disembark or not... sorry for my english, not sure it is clear. «
You'll need to submit your information within 72 hours: