ARRIVING AT A PORT - pfri.uniri.hr

21. ARRIVING AT A PORT. Arrival of Ships to a Port - Port regulations Guide to Ports Entry General information on arrival of a ship at almost any port in the world is obtainable from the publications Guide to Port Entry ( ; see example of the Mina AlAhmadi port below), Lloyds Ports of the World, etc. More specific information can be obtained from the ship's agent in the port, Notices to Mariners, coast radio stations, pilot stations, port authority websites, etc. Port of London Authority Procedures on arrival (extract). REPORTING - Vessels over 40m LOA or over 50 gt and tugs engaged in towing, must report to the relevant VTS Centre when passing Waypoints as indicated on approved charts. They must also inform London VTS. before the vessel navigates the Thames and obtain clearance from the relevant VTS Centre so to do. PILOTAGE - The requirements for compulsory pilotage in the Port of London are contained in the PLA's Pilotage Directions. The services of a pilot can be obtained through your Agent, or by calling the following pilot stations on VHF Channel 9, NE Spit Pilots (Ramsgate), Sunk Pilots (Harwich), Sheerness Pilots (Warp) and London Pilots.

Arriving at a port 2 Extract from Guide to Port Entry - Mina Al Ahmadi, Kuwait (http://www.portinfo.co.uk/press-area/category/guide-to-port-entry)

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