Cruise from miami

[tables]

10 minutes ago, usetime63 said:

I see , yeah booked like 1 week back e

on which floor? do you have private baclcony?

[ImprovedLokesh]

Just now, tables said:

on which floor? do you have private baclcony?

8/12 in Carnival 

[Hindhustani]

4 hours ago, no01 said:

few yrs back cruise lo vella royal carrebean lo...Bahamas lo just day visit anthe and since you are traveling by cruise, no bahamas visa required.

Ade nuvvu exclusive ga Bahamas ki flight lo velthe, without GC/US-C u need to have their visa.

Cruise vallaki return POE lo kuda issues undavu...official I-94 lo record kuda undadhu (based on my experience)

AP meeda vellavacha Bahamas @csrcsr

[csrcsr]

11 minutes ago, Hindhustani said:

AP meeda vellavacha Bahamas @csrcsr

Ap meeda ekadiki aina velochu bro

[Hindhustani]

16 minutes ago, csrcsr said:

Ap meeda ekadiki aina velochu bro

Bro I didn’t understand, hope you are not saying sarcastically. Most of the POEs doesn’t know AP? It’s not GC. Except Indians most of them don’t use AP? @csrcsr
 

[CuteDesiGal]

2 hours ago, usetime63 said:

Maku 1300 for 2 adult and 1 kid ayindi. 

 

Just cruise for April. 

Enni days and endulo book chesav

[usetime63]

1 minute ago, CuteDesiGal said:

Enni days and endulo book chesav

3 days , carnival website, inside room basic one ( not with balcony) 

[usetime63]

58 minutes ago, tables said:

on which floor? do you have private baclcony?

Not assigned which floor, but very basic room, inside one. 

[newporragadu]

Ap medha return. Ravachaa 

[csrcsr]

2 hours ago, Hindhustani said:

Bro I didn’t understand, hope you are not saying sarcastically. Most of the POEs doesn’t know AP? It’s not GC. Except Indians most of them don’t use AP? @csrcsr
 

Sorry I meant coming into US bro , yaa bayataki veladaniki no advantage for eg Canada if gc no visa required,  but AP u need Canadian visa sorrey  I misunderstood 

[yogdenon]

You don't need a visa for the Bahamas if you're staying for less than 90 days, but make sure you double-check depending on your nationality. As for re-entering the USA, there will be an immigration check when you get back, and they might stamp your passport. It's a pretty smooth process, but it can take time depending on the port. If you're heading back to the U.S. via Miami, keep in mind that Miami and even Nashville can have areas with higher crime rates, so You need to use caution and limit what you carry. I always try to stay aware of my surroundings, and it's best to stick to safer areas when you can.