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República de Moçambique

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Maritime Services

Maritime Safety & Security

Learn how we promote safety and security for our registered fleet.

Overview

Maritime safety is at the heart of the Authority's mandate. The administration formulates and implements national maritime policies and legislation to ensure maritime safety, while supporting compliance with international maritime conventions.

Safety and security oversight of the registered fleet helps protect seafarers, passengers, cargo and the marine environment.

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Who this service is for

  • Ship owners, operators and managers
  • Masters and crews
  • Recognised organisations
  • Port and coastal stakeholders

Information typically required

  • Vessel particulars and certificates on board
  • Safety management and security documentation
  • Details of any incident or deficiency being reported

How the process works

  1. 01

    Standards

    National legislation and international conventions define the applicable safety and security standards.

  2. 02

    Certification

    Vessels hold statutory certificates demonstrating compliance.

  3. 03

    Inspection

    Surveys and inspections confirm that standards are maintained.

  4. 04

    Follow-up

    Deficiencies are addressed and certificates maintained or renewed.

Documents

Applicable documentation depends on vessel type, size and trade. Contact the Authority for guidance.

The definitive requirements for each application are confirmed by the Authority. The information on this page is a general guide only.

Questions about this service?

Contact the Authority for guidance on requirements, fees and timelines specific to your case.

Contact the Authority