ship registration

Source: Wickborg | Rein - The fast spread of COVID-19 worldwide and the actions taken by regulatory bodies have created challenges for the shipping industry in particular given its international character.

Source: Singapore MPA - MARITIME DECLARATION OF HEALTH 1.This circular, whichwill come into effect from 23 March 2020, 2359hrs, brings to  the  attention  of  the  National  Environment  Agency’s  (Port  Health  Office) requirements for  all  vessels  arriving Port  of  Singaporeto  submit  the 

Source: BIMCO - In the wake of COVID-19 have the BIMCO secretariat recieved a number of reports and circulars with imposed restrictions intended to keep the virus at bay.

Source: BIMCO - Crew unable to disembark, service engineers unable to maintain essential equipment and classification societies unable to do scheduled ship surveys. This is the new reality for many, as several port authorities and port state authorities are imposing restrictions on mobility due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19). 

Source: LISCR - This message is sent in order to advise and update you on the continuing efforts of the Liberian Registry to adapt its service delivery in the face of the Global COVID-19 pandemic.   With this unprecedented public health challenge impacting the shipping industry worldwide, the preventive measures being applied globally are having an immediate impact on shipping.&n

Source: ICS - In response to the current coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, this Guidance has been produced by the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) to support all types of ships which operate in international waters.

Source: OCIMF - COVID-19 continues to challenge our industry on many fronts. While we all work through this unprecedented situation it is important to maintain delivery of essential goods and services on a global basis.

Source: IMO - The Secretary-General informs that he has received reports regarding the impacts on the shipping industry resulting from the sudden and rapid outbreak of the COVID-19 coronavirus. In response to this situation, the Secretary-General has issued guidance through Circular Letter No.4204.

Source: ICS & ITF - As the COVID-19 pandemic takes hold it is vital that all governments keep maritime trade moving by continuing to allow commercial ships access to ports worldwide and by facilitating the movement and rapid changeover of ships’ crews.

Source: LISCR - The Liberian Registry has announced its latest proactive and industry leading measures with regards to implementing temporary vessel registration and mortgage recording procedures; and in doing its utmost to stay ahead of the disruptions brought about by the global COVID-19 pandemic.