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September 7, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Visa problems looming for yachting sector

New Customs and immigration procedures for European visitors coming to St Lucia by yacht, is threatening the future of that sector. according to Rodney Bay Marina General Manager, Cuthbert Didier, yachtsmen from Europe now require a visa to come to St Lucia. Also, yachts now have to give Customs and

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New Customs and immigration procedures for European visitors coming to St Lucia by yacht, is threatening the future of that sector. according to Rodney Bay Marina General Manager, Cuthbert Didier, yachtsmen from Europe now require a visa to come to St Lucia. Also, yachts now have to give Customs and Immigration, 24 hours notice of the intention to visit the island.

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