Clearing into Bahamas

[CoralReefer]

I was check going out noonsite and it says boats under 35 ft are $150 and longer are $300 can anyone verify?

Thanks

CR

[pesarsten]

Take a read through this thread on that subject. As of today it is still just as confusing.

http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...-147056-5.html

[billknny]

Originally Posted by CoralReefer

I was check going out noonsite and it says boats under 35 ft are $150 and longer are $300 can anyone verify?

Thanks

CR

We are 52 feet. They charged us $300 for 6 months cruising and fishing permit for the boat. Clearing in at North Bimini in Early January.

On arrival they gave us 90 day visas, easily extended at the local immigration office.

[wyb2]

Originally Posted by billknny

We are 52 feet. They charged us $300 for 6 months cruising and fishing permit for the boat. Clearing in at North Bimini in Early January.

On arrival they gave us 90 day visas, easily extended at the local immigration office.

Same here. 36 ft boat, cleared in the Abacos

[RobMinton]

We're a 33' boat and paid $150 this past winter. If I understood it correctly our cruising permit was good for a year but our Visas were only stamped for 90 days. You could extend the Visa for a fee. I was so excited to be checked in (Spanish Wells) that I didn't press the customs official with a hundred questions on specifics. Great trip and looking forward to next time!

[mjscottinnc]

32 foot Pearson, $150, cleared in at Grand Cay Mid-December