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This should be regarded as a guide only and may be subject to change as determined by the appropriate authorities. Important Contact Numbers
ArrivalAll visiting craft and craft registered in Singapore returning to Singapore from a foreign destination must follow the Immigration procedures outlined below. Masters and owners are responsible for compliance with these requirements. Electronic Port ClearanceSingapore-registered pleasure crafts may apply for Electronic Port Clearance through their Club. Owners are required to submit a copy of the Marine Port Authority (MPA) craft registration and crew list one day in advance so that the EPC application can be processed. Immigration clearance on boardAll pleasure craft requiring immigration clearance must call at either Western Quarantine & Immigration Anchorage (Grid Ref: 4913D) or Changi General Purposes Anchorage (Grid Ref: 0319A). The immigration craft can be contacted on VHF Channel 74. Additionally, the numeral pendants 2 and 5 can be displayed during
the day and two green lights in a vertical line by night.
A stamped copy of the crew and passenger list will be returned for to the ship's Master. Port ClearanceWithin 24 hours of arrival, the Captain or representative must carry out Port Clearance for the yacht at the One-Stop-Document-Centre
The following documents are required for inward port clearance:
Once the arrival GD forms have been processed, a copy of these with a GDV Number will be issued and the Port Clearance Certificate will then be retained by the MPA officer. All foreign passport holders are granted a two-week landing pass to stay in Singapore. Application for extensions may be made at the Immigration Office. DeparturePort ClearancePort Clearance application can be done within 24 hours prior to departure at the One-Stop-Document-Centre
The Captain or representative will have to produce the following documents for processing:
Immigration clearanceFor immigration clearance, the craft should proceed to either Western Quarantine & Immigration Anchorage (Grid Ref: 4913D) or Changi General Purposes Anchorage (Grid Ref: 0319A) and produce the following documents to the Immigration Officer onboard:
For immigration assistance at the various marinas contact the marina directly. Pleasure CraftThe Pleasure Craft Security Code (PCSC) issued by the MPA advises on appropriate behaviour in preparedness, vigilance in navigation, good observation and proactive attitude to safety. Each craft should carry a copy of the PSCS.
Power BoatsPrivate Power Boat Driver's LicenceTo take charge of a boat with an engine a licence is required. Power boat training courses are held at the Changi Sailing Club, Republic of Singapore Yacht Club, Singapore Armed Forces Yacht Club and Raffles Marina. Contact the clubs for further details. Races and RegattasA permit must be obtained to organise or promote a race or regatta or any water sport within or near a port that could affect other craft using the area. Applications should be made by fax or e-mail to:
The following supporting documents may be needed:
The permit usually takes five working days from the receipt of application but it is advisable to submit it at least two weeks in advance.
Sailing ClubsFor a complete list of sailing and water sports clubs: Click here
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