REGISTRATION
benefit from cutting edge technologies and advancement in verification standards; affording them hassle free transits and clearances into and out of foreign ports. VISR’s fee structures are competitive and transparent. The registry is also developing incentives for vessels that are owned by BVI companies and registered in the BVI thereby offering BVI yachts an operational and economic advantage while on charter in the coveted BVI waters.
FRANCE In France you get a quality flag, an administration at the service of owners and crews, transparent and free administrative procedures for all flag-related procedures (no registration fees, no fees for statutory documents issued by the flag as well as for crew certificates or titles, no fees for possible maritime mortgages.
SHIFTING SANDS
Living in uncertain times as we do, what events, if any have impacted on the running and developments of the Registers?
UK SHIP REGISTRY Effortless ship registration and tailored service for large yacht owners. Their personalised service means that they are always going the extra mile for their clients. UK Ship Register owners and captains enjoy direct, personal contact and custom-made flexible packages designed to suit their personal needs. By joining the UK Fleet, they become part of one of the world’s best performing yachting communities, renowned globally for its high standard of safety, innovation and respectability. Their dedicated Large Yacht Services team are available to provide tailored services and advice to owners and managers globally. For more details Tel: +44 (0)203 8172014 or visit
www.ukshipregister.co.uk
At St Kitts Liam Ryan is hoping that the development of Christophe Harbour, a luxurious yacht port, will broaden the island’s reach into the large yacht sector, enhance the economy and further develop the country as a prime tourism destination in the Caribbean.
Amanda Marshall at the UK Register notes that the UK’s exit from the European Union has freed the Register up from the restrictions of EU Law whilst providing its vessels with the benefits of temporary admission into EU waters that its REG colleagues have previously benefitted from.
She adds, “The recent covid-19 pandemic has also shown how important it is to be with a supportive flag administration. The UK were first movers in a time of crisis to support its owners, providing pragmatic advice and sensible extensions to certification so vessels could still move around where needed’.
VIRGIN ISLANDS SHIPPING REGISTRY A Maritime Administration with a keen focus on safety and the delivery of high-quality services in keeping with international standards. Value added benefits include; digital dervices - purchase transcripts, validate documents, name availability check, book an inspection/survey. Core services include: vessel registration, technical services, seafarer administration, local maritime operations and policies, a global surveyor network, working agreements with major classification societies, together with competitive registration and annual maintenance fees, ships flying the BVI flag are entitled to British diplomatic/consular support and Royal Navy protection, VISR registration certificates are recognised worldwide. For more details Tel: +1 (284) 393 0000 or visit
www.bvimaritime.vg
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