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For shipping agents at small ports and harbours

The Pre-Arrival Pack

Since February, a vessel's entry licence dies in silence after three working days. The agent who watches the clock keeps the ship moving.

4
vessels inbound
1
licence decision overdue risk
2
documents incomplete
274.000
RO costed, this call

Every inbound vessel, and the two clocks that matter

Clock one: the port wants the documents 24 hours before arrival, or no berth. Clock two: the entry licence goes to the authority three working days ahead — and silence counts as rejection. Both run on this board.

VesselETALicence clockDocuments (24h) Status
MV Coral Bay · gen cargoThu 06:00Filed Mon — decision due tomorrow, no reply yet7 of 8 inCall the authority today
Dhow Al Rahma · dates & dry goodsFri 14:00Licensed (multi-voyage)CompleteReady
MV Sea Lark · project cargoSat 09:00Filed, day 1 of 3Manifest copies 2 of 4 · DG list missingChase shipper
Workboat Nasr 2SunNot required (local)CompleteReady

The entry licence, filed right the first time

ItemDetailState
Application typeSingle voyageFiled Monday 09:12
Certificate of registryAttached, valid to 2028In
Insurance certificateAttached, validIn
P&I certificateAttachedIn
Decision clock3 working days — ends tomorrow 09:12; no response = rejectedDay 3
After arrivalDeparture certificate before sailing · leave within 24h of licence endTracked

The rule is new — February 2026 — and the trap is the silence: a licence nobody answered is a licence refused. The clock on this screen is the whole product.

The 24-hour pack, with the copy counts the port actually wants

DocumentCopies requiredIn handState
Cargo manifest44Complete
Stowage plan22Complete
Dangerous cargo list20Missing — requested from shipper
Hatch list22Complete
Crew list + declarations11Complete
Last port clearance11Complete

Each vessel's pack is assembled once, timestamped, and handed to the port as one bundle — not five emails and a favour.

The call, costed as it happens — ready to invoice the principal

LineBasisAmount (RO)
Port clearance chargePer call20.000
Pilotage, in + outTariff band150.000
Linesmen2 movements30.000
Berth dues2 days alongside50.000
Fresh water12 tons24.000
Waiting time avoidedDocs in on time — no tug detention0.000
Total, this call274.000