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Our news article of 25 January 2011 referred to the suspension of immigration fines in the case of seafarers who do not possess a seaman’s book issued by a country which has ratified ILO conventions No....

Three new DNVPS Bunker Alerts have been published and added to the DNVPS Bunker Alerts webpage: High abrasive fuels in Fujairah and surrounding ports, United Arab Emirates High abrasive fuels in Rotterdam,...

In 2012 the Club advised Members of changes to legislation in Australia which both increased fines for pollution from ships and allowed for these fines to be imposed on charterers as well as shipowners....

In order to improve the safety and security of its Member States, the European Union (EU) is introducing a mandatory advance notification requirement regarding the import, export and transit of goods....

In May 2015 the first case of the Zika virus was confirmed in Brazil. The virus has continued to spread, with active transmission reported principally in South and Central American countries and United...

Club correspondents Dias Marine Consulting PC, Odessa have advised that there has been an increase in the number of vessels in Nikolaev port being fined for having more fuel oil on board than stated in...

There have been reported changes within entry requirements and protocols that will directly affect crew changes undertaken within the specified countries below that have come into force during February...

Our local correspondents Dias Marine Consulting have kindly advised us that whilst the situation in many parts of the country remains grave, ports appear to functioning normally at present. They say...

The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has recently issued an updated version of it's helpful FAQs which provide detailed information about the Maritime Labour Convention 2006.