01-12-2007, 14:52
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Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: W Florida
Boat: 16ft Jon, 15hp Honda - Gemini 105Mc #1044
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Originally Posted by Hud3 Here's an update on the Advance Passenger Information System, as of November 30th, from Chris Doyle's website: NEW APIS REGULATIONS GOOD NEWS! I can now confirm API has been suspended in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and the level of knowledge about it among the officials in Union Island, leads me to believe that the knowledge of this will have gone out to every customs station. So for the time being none of the Eastern Caribbean islands on the main sailing route are applying API. API is now dormant for most of us. I would like to think it was dead, but I am not convinced of that yet. However, hopefully we can sail this coming season free of this badly thought-out bureaucratic nightmare. I would like to thank all those who took action on this whether it was contacting tourist offices, complaining, or avoiding islands that instituted API. It all had an effect. Away from the main yachting islands I am checking on the status of Montserrat, but no one has yet complained, so hopefully it is not being applied there. I will work on the information for Guyana, but that may take a few days. I have heard a rumor that Barbados has now started applying it, but have no confirmation. |
HORRAY!
For those of you fortunate enough to be in the area and hopefully my future.
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