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Request Permission For Ship Entry

Pattern
Pattern

Request Permission For Ship Entry

Through this service, vessel agent can submit vessel call request in advance to allow the vessel entry into a commercial Port either to berth or stay at an anchorage area upon the submission of the required documents through "ATLP", determine the details of the vessel's call and the purpose of the visit, for example: Cargo/Non-Cargo, Passenger Vessel visit or Lay-Up.

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Steps to Follow

STEP01

Login through "ATLP" Platform.

STEP02

SUBMIT APPLICATION

Submit the request and the required documents through "ATLP" 48 hours before the arrival of a registered vessel that meets international and local regulations.

STEP03

REQUEST STATUS

Receive the approval or rejection. The customer shall be notified with the permission of vessel entry as scheduled. In the event of refusal, the customer will review the comments from VTS Operators, and provide additional documents and information if necessary, through "ATLP".

STEP04

SERVICE FEE PAYMENT

Pay the service fees.

STEP05

RECEIVE RESPONSE

Receive the approved Vessel call to the designated Port in AD Ports Group.

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Required Documents

Pre-Arrival Notification and/or FAL forms

Pre-Arrival Security Information

Master uniform report

ROPME Ballast water reporting form

Advance Notification Form for Waste delivery

Dangerous Goods Manifest

Crew List

Passenger List

Diplomatic Clearance (for Navy Vessels)

Dangerous Goods Summary

Cargo Loading Plan

Cargo Discharging Plan

Q88 for tankers and specific certificates for chemical tankers

Customs/Immigration Clearance

National Guard Inspection Report

Tug and tow safety checklist

Agent Change Letter

Maritime Declaration of Health form (As required)

Request for Vessels Double Banking Ship to Ship (STS) Cargo Transfer & Bunkering Operations

Required Documents

Pre-Arrival Notification and/or FAL forms

Pre-Arrival Security Information

Master uniform report

ROPME Ballast water reporting form

Advance Notification Form for Waste delivery

Dangerous Goods Manifest

Crew List

Passenger List

Diplomatic Clearance (for Navy Vessels)

Dangerous Goods Summary

Cargo Loading Plan

Cargo Discharging Plan

Q88 for tankers and specific certificates for chemical tankers

Customs/Immigration Clearance

National Guard Inspection Report

Tug and tow safety checklist

Agent Change Letter

Maritime Declaration of Health form (As required)

Request for Vessels Double Banking Ship to Ship (STS) Cargo Transfer & Bunkering Operations

Additional Information

Service ChargesPlease refer to the Table (5% VAT Applicable for Local Vessels)
Customer TypesBusinesses
The Number of Visits Required0
Number of Interactions to Obtain the Service1
Link to Other Services Within the EntityRequest for Vessel Registration and Information Update 
Service OutputApproved Vessel Call to the designated Port -AD Ports Group
Duration12 Hours

Charges List

PILOTAGE CHARGE AT ALL PORTS

Name

Unit

Charges in AED

(5% VAT is not included)

Tariff Code

Vessels LOA: up to 100 mPer pilot per hour or part thereof5007.1
Vessels LOA: 100.01 m to 160 mPer pilot per hour or part thereof1000

7.2 

Vessels LOA: 160.01 m to 250 mPer pilot per hour or part thereof20007.3
Vessels LOA: 250 m and abovePer pilot per hour or part thereof30007.4
Notes:

In case the Pilot is waiting due to any fault of the vessel or vessel’s agent, charges are applicable based on the full hourly rate.

When shifting vessels within the Port, Pilotage charges are applicable as per Tariff Codes 7.1, 7.2,7.3 and 7.4.

Pilotage for Zayed Port, Old & New Free Ports, Musaffah, Umm Al Nar, offshore trials and Al Dhafra Region Ports shall be charged as per tariff from departure to return time to the base port. i.e. either Zayed Port or Musaffah Port.

Pilotage for Khalifa Port shall be charged as per Tariff from pilot embarking time until pilot disembarking time from the vessel.