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Do I need a single entry or a multiple entry Schengen if I am travelling on a Disney cruise that starts in Barcelona and then calls on ports in France then Italy?

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If the cruise does not call at any port outside the Schengen area, a single-entry visa should be enough as no border checks are required in this case (cf. annex VI of the Schengen Borders code).

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  • It is known that the cruise ship company may have stricter rules in place and might refuse you to enter the cruise.
    – ghellquist
    Commented Aug 1 at 6:12
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    @ghellquist Do you have any source to back that up?
    – lambshaanxy
    Commented Aug 1 at 8:25
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    @ghellquist Do you have specific examples in mind? I am not saying there has never been any issues, I have no idea, but as I wrote as far as the law is concerned, a single-entry visa should be enough. So requiring anything else would not be a “stricter” rule, it would be an arbitrary requirement.
    – Relaxed
    Commented Aug 1 at 10:13
  • One example, not exactly the same but still be warned, is provided by the Youtube channel "Tips för travellers", specifically this episode:youtube.com/watch?v=cYAvq9v85EA
    – ghellquist
    Commented Aug 1 at 13:54

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