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FAQ

Why do I need to show my ID for a ship inspection?

The Department of Homeland Security requires that all persons boarding ships provide identification information from either a Government-issued ID, Driver’s License or Passport. This information is sent to security prior to the inspection for verification and prequalification. Agents must provide this same ID when boarding the vessel. Lack of proper identification may result in denial of boarding at the discretion of the cruise line hosting the inspection.

While CLIA strives to adhere to the advice of local, national, and international health authorities, any interaction with the public poses an elevated risk of being exposed to COVID-19 and we cannot guarantee that you will not be exposed while in attendance at the event. We encourage you to practice the best personal mitigation strategies that are available, like getting vaccinated, wearing masks while indoors with others, and washing your hands often. If you need more direction, please consult your national and local health authority websites for up-to-date recommendations. Our own member cruise line websites also provide a great source for rigorous, layered protective measures.