The ship can subsequently navigate freely in Canada and transit foreign and international waters between ports of call in Canada without having to report to the CBSA. Cruise ships, including passengers and crew, are fully cleared by the CBSA at their first port of arrival (FPOA). This document outlines the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) procedures for clearing cruise ships arriving in Canada. Notice to Shore Staff and Visitors to Ship.Temporary Resident Visas and Other Required Documents.Emergency Hospitalition / Medical Leave of Passengers.Members of Crew and Immigation Requirements.Food, Plants, Animals and Related Products.Receptions on Board (Liquor Consumption Entries).Collection of Duty and Taxes at the Last Port of Disembarkation.Form E63-1, Cruise Vessel/Passenger and Crew Arrivals.Form BSF552, Crew’s Effects Declaration.Form BSF136, Cruise Ship Pre-arrival Notice.Documents to be Presented to the CBSA at FPOA.Clearance of Vessels Arriving in the Canadian Arctic.Designated Cruise Ship Operations Ports.

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