We were briefly delayed because my mother-in-law couldn't get through the passport scanner. Perhaps because everything was online, it was a bit confusing for a 70-year-old.
During the second call, I finally reached the information desk and asked for a moment because my husband was waiting for my mother-in-law upstairs, and we were waited on.
Just as the final call was over, the immigration process was complete. We hurried to the ship. The Sindo officer quickly helped us with our cabin luggage and said, "It's okay, ma'am, just take it slow." It also happened to be raining heavily at the time. So, being told that made me feel a little more at ease. They were concerned about the elderly and children who couldn't walk fast and the slippery road to the ship was slippery.