A list of countries that require a visa?

[ladolcevita]

Does that exist anywhere on line? How do I know if we need a visa? We are sailing on the the May 2nd, Rotterdam to Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine and Croatia.
Thanks!

[Irish Shark]

Look for each country ..... http://travel.state.gov/travel/tips/...ures_1229.html

[kitty2]

for Canadian citizens check
http://www.voyage.gc.ca/dest/ctry/reportpage-en.asp

for American citizens
http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_p.../cis_1765.html

[jeanoh]

The TA who booked you whether it was online or a local TA should have told you if you need a visa and helped you get one

[Irish Shark]

Here, I'll make it easy for you.

TURKEY - *Passport and visa required. Visas can be obtained at Turkish border crossing points for tourist/business visits of up to 3 months or through a Turkish consular office in the U.S. Visa requires a completed application form and a passport with a minimum validity of 3 months. Visa fee is $20 for single entry and $65 for multiple entry (cash or money order only). Visa must be obtained in advance for longer stays and for study, research, or employment purposes. Visa requires your valid passport, 1 completed application form, and SASE. For further information, contact the Consular Office of the Embassy of the Republic of Turkey, 2525 Massachusetts Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20008 (202/612-6740/41) or nearest Consulate: CA (323/937-0118), IL (312/263-0644), NY (212/949-0160), or TX (713/622-5849). Internet

EGYPT - *Passport and visa required. Visas may be obtained upon entry from the Entry Visa Department at the Travel Documents, Immigration and Nationality Administration or most major ports of entry. Entry visa is required for any foreigner arriving in Egypt for purposes other than tourism (e.g. work, study). Tourist visas (single-/multiple-entry) are valid for 90 days. HIV test required for study and work permits. Dependents are no longer exempt—spouses must also get tested, as well as any children aged 15 or older. Students are exempt from visa fees. For specific requirements, consult the Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt, 3521 International Court, NW, Washington, DC 20008 (202/895-5400) or the nearest Consulate General: CA (415/346-9700), IL (312/828-9162), NY (212/759-7120), or TX (713/961-4915). Internet: www.mfa.gov.eg or www.egyptembassy.us

[ladolcevita]

After seeing on the State Department website that we needed a visa for Egypt I called HAL directly and we don't need a visa for any of our stops. Evidentially the ship has purchased a stamp to allow for easy tourist entry to each port on this particular itinerary allowing us to proceed without a visa. Whew. Thanks everyone for all of your help.