PLF required for voyages visiting Belgium.

Currently, a PLF is required for Belgium. You can access the form here and complete it up to 180 days before departure. For more information on how to complete the form, download this pdf guide .

PLF required for voyages visiting Germany.

All guests are required to check if they need to complete a German PLF ( available here ) 72 hours before arrival. If the countries you have visited previously are not considered a ‘high risk’ area this will be advised when completing the form and you will not be required to complete it in full.

Passenger locator forms.

Some countries currently require additional documentation for anyone travelling to, from or through cruise ports. Use the information on this page to guide you through.

We’d like to remind you that it's important to stay up to date with the latest travel requirements relating to all aspects of your holiday. It is your responsibility to organise and complete all documentation and testing requirements, therefore please ensure you are aware of, and compliant with, the latest Government guidance for travelling. This includes travel to your port of embarkation and your return home. The guidance may change with little warning. For the latest government guidance please visit the UK Government website.

Some countries require anyone entering to complete a Passenger Locator Form (PLF). The time frame to complete your PLF depends on the country.

We have put together some helpful guides detailing everything you need to know to complete your PLF before you board your ship.

If you’re entering Canada as part of your cruise, you’ll need to complete a pre-travel entry form online at home before you embark on your holiday.

Per the latest government advice, all guests aged 12 and over travelling to Canada will need to supply some mandatory pre-travel documentation in advance of their holiday. You can find the latest entry requirements for Canada on the official Government of Canada’s website. We’ve also outlined the most up-to-date information on this page to help you complete the steps you need to take at home, prior to embarking on your Cunard cruise.

Creating an ArriveCAN account.
To be permitted entry into Canada, you’ll need to supply some mandatory travel information to the Canadian government in advance of travel via the official online admissions platform ArriveCAN.

You can access ArriveCAN on your web browser at Canada.ca/ArriveCAN or by downloading the complimentary ArriveCAN app for iOS and Android devices (please ensure you have the most up-to-date version if using the app). To be ready for your trip, you will need to create your free ArriveCAN account and supply all required documentation prior to travel.

Please note all guests (including Canadian residents) must create an ArriveCan account and a submission as per below.

Uploading your documents to ArriveCAN.
All guests aged 12 and above who will be travelling to Canada need to supply proof of citizenship and Covid-19 vaccination status in ArriveCAN prior to travel. If you're travelling with others, you can include multiple travellers in your ArriveCAN submission.

Creating an account and submitting the required documents for all travellers must be done prior to sailing. Failure to comply will result in you being denied entry to Canada at your own cost. We also recommend that you carry physical copies of all required travel documents with you when you travel.
For more information about ArriveCAN please visit: https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/diseases/coronavirus-disease-covid-19/arrivecan/help.html

Checklists.

Arriving from abroad to join your ship in Canada.

At the airport/land border:
You will need to log into your account and submit an entry in ArriveCAN within 72 hours before your planned arrival in Canada.
Once complete, you will receive a QR code that you will need to present at Canada’s border if entering the country by land or air.
Embarking your ship:
For your voyage you will also need to complete an additional ArriveCan submission within 72 hours prior to embarkation.

Already in Canada and joining your ship (including Canadian citizens and residents.

For your voyage you will need to complete an ArriveCAN submission within 72 hours prior to embarkation.
Once complete, you will receive a cruise-specific QR code to present at the terminal.

Joining your ship outside Canada (and destined to a Canadian port).

If your cruise includes a Canadian port, you will need to complete an ArriveCAN submission within 72 hours prior to embarkation.
Once complete, you will receive a cruise-specific QR code to present at the terminal.

Covid-19 testing requirements for entry into Canada and the US can be found on our At the terminal page.

For details of Cunard’s on board vaccination policy, which applies to all voyages, view our full policy here. We strongly recommend you familiarise yourself with this policy and the tests you will need to take before sailing to ensure you meet the necessary requirements to travel on our ships.

For the latest requirements to go ashore, please download our Port Entry Requirements A-Z guide. This is updated regularly as local restrictions and protocols evolve.