After decades of that PITA immigration and customs form Jamaica has finally replaced it!
No more LINE 17...no more return trip data...Praise JAH
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After decades of that PITA immigration and customs form Jamaica has finally replaced it!
No more LINE 17...no more return trip data...Praise JAH
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It's about time. With the kiosks and these new forms, Jamaica has taken great steps to make entering and leaving the country a much faster process. Less time in the airport = more time on the beach.
About time!!
Hi Linston, Do you know if these forms are online? I looked but cant find them I like to print and carry with me already filled out makes it easier :)Quote:
Originally Posted by captaind
Line 17 is now Line 8 ["Countries Visited in the Last Six (6) Weeks"].Quote:
Originally Posted by captaind
Oh fooey! I hate that line they interrogated me the last time I was there within 6weeks...!Quote:
Originally Posted by Johio
Didn't even of line 17 only that I saw a of folks be told to go to the table and "fill out line 17"
I always say yes to Jamaica in the last six weeks. Only was question once and I proved that I needed to get back that often to visit my money
Now I get "welcome home". It's always the same people so they kind of know me
Cap
If only mercuh would let its own citizens come and go as freely.
ha ha........mi was wondering why mi got to keep it when mi left in August.......lol
for years you always gave them back when you flew out of Jamaica.........
mi thought that had forgotten to grab it from mi.......ha ha
good riddens.....never liked dat return piece anyways......pain in the ass trying to keep it
Cool Runnings, Marko
At least the new form finally has enough room for where you are staying. Trying to squeeze in the hotel plus it's address, parish, and town was Damn near impossible on the tiny one line they used to have.
When the form becomes available could someone let us know?? Thanks I like to have ours ready as well.
I just write "Hotel name, Negril". Never been questioned.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLP
Same hereQuote:
Originally Posted by Weathermon & Mi Lady
Went through the kiosk line in August, no stamp in my passport just a receipt printed out.
So does everyone need their own form or is it still per family?
If I remember correctly, they told us one per family on the plane and then one per person when we got to immigration. Of course I forgot there was a new immigration form until it was brought up here so let's hope someone can verify for you.
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Originally Posted by Homegirl
Ja immigration and customs require one per person
US immigration and customs require one per family
Cap
Glad to see the return slip went away. PITA to keep it.
New forms look much nicer. I always mess up my first try on those forms.
[QUOTE=Flipadelphia26;160689]If only mercuh would let its own citizens come and go as freely.[/QUOTE
All in the name of safety from the boogey man.
I personally love this line that is in all US passports. Keep this in mind the next time you pull into a 3 hour wait at immigrations.
The Secretary of State of the United States of America hereby requests all whom it may concern to permit the citizen/national of the United States named herein to pass without delay or hindrance and in case of need to give all lawful aid and protection.
[QUOTE=hille141;165079]Glad to see the return slip went away. PITA to keep it.
New forms look much nicer. I always mess up my first try on those forms.
The next time you wait in a long line just be thankful that you are a Citizen of the United States and can get in without having to swim a river or hide in a wheel well of an airplane. I bet there are hundreds of thousands if not millions who would gladly exchange a 3 hour wait from you for a night in a refugee camp somewhere chocked full of "boogey men".Quote:
Originally Posted by Flipadelphia26
Puts a different perspective on things.
Yeah, you're right. We shouldn't hold ourselves, our freedom and our government to a higher standard because of Syrian refugees.
Citizens of their own country should be able to re-enter freely and without hindrance.