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Studying in Australia

If you live in a country other than Australia or New Zealand, you can attend maritime courses at AMSA approved colleges in Australia under the International Convention on Standards of...

Last updated 16/10/2018
Refusal of access to Australian ports

Australia is a signatory to various International Maritime Organization (IMO) and International Labour Organization (ILO) Conventions which aim to ensure ships are safe.The Navigation Act...

Last updated 17/07/2018
Qualifications for international fishing vessels

To be qualified to work as a skipper, officer in charge of a navigational watch, engineer or deck hand on a fishing vessel, you must achieve our standards of competence.If you want to...

Last updated 17/05/2018
National Law Act marine orders

Marine orders made under the national law:specify certification, vessel identification, and administrative requirementsapply vessel safety standards for vessel construction,...

Last updated 30/10/2018
Calculate sea service on trailer hopper suction dredger

You can use your sea service on a trailer hopper suction dredger as part of your qualifying sea service. Stated trailer hopper suction dredger operations involve dredging operations in...

Last updated 19/11/2018
AMSA Plan on a page

Everything we do must contribute to the achievement of our vision and mission. Our Plan on a page helps us to align and identify the contribution our focus areas, core business...

Last updated 10/12/2018
Working Boats issue 9

In developing our approach to the National System, our vision is to improve safety culture, simplify the regulations and provide good customer service.

Last updated 30/05/2018
Working Boats issue 3

July 1 marked the first 12 months of the National System for Domestic Commercial Vessel Safety (National System). While many important things have been achieved in the past year, the real...

Last updated 30/05/2018
Working Boats issue 1

A key feature of the National System is consistency within maritime operations, with seven systems now effectively rolled into one following extensive consultation with domestic vessel...

Last updated 30/05/2018
How Australian seafarers use task books

A task book helps you record the practical training and experience on board a vessel. Recording your sea service allows you to make the best use of your time on vessels. The...

Last updated 27/07/2018
Vessel traffic services newsletter 13—July 2016

Inside this issue: MSQ – 8 VTS ports, qualifications and training, IALA update, International VTS Symposium and VTS working group update.

Last updated 18/09/2018
Yachting qualifications essentials

Marine Order 74 (Master and deck officers – yachts) 2015 came into force on 1 January 2016. This marine order allows us to issue certificates of competency for service on yachts.Under ...

Last updated 19/11/2018
Types of automatic identification systems

Types of AISAIS units can be carried on board vessels and aircraft to support maritime safety and search and rescue operations. There are many different types of AIS units and stations:AIS...

Last updated 19/11/2018
Replace an international certificate

If your certificate has been lost, stolen or damaged you will need to submit a Seafarer form 419 to get a replacement. If you have changed your personal details, such as your name or...

Last updated 19/10/2018
Vessel classes and service categories

Use the following table to work out your vessel service category. For example, a passenger vessel carrying 30 people and operating out to 15 nautical miles has a service category of 1C....

Last updated 15/01/2019
Commencing work in Australia

In accordance with the Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Act 1997 (TTMRA), and provided that:you have included all of the information and documents we requestedyou have evidence of...

Last updated 16/10/2018
Complaints resolution: Maritime Labour Convention

Submit an online complaint form or download the Maritime Labour Convention on-shore complaints and reporting form 469.We will treat the source of any advice, grievance or...

Last updated 04/01/2019
Maritime Safety Awareness Bulletin issue 2—mooring safety

Mooring operations are among the most dangerous tasks carried out on board ships.Data collected by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) indicates that mooring incidents occur...

Last updated 07/03/2019
Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) radio logbook

If you would like to purchase a hard copy of the GMDSS radio log book, use our chargeable publications order form. The price is A$4 per book.You can use this form to maintain a Global...

Last updated 01/03/2019
Maritime Labour Convention 2006

The purpose of this Guide is to assist vessel owners and seafarers and their representative organisations in understanding how Australia is implementing the MLC 2006.

Last updated 04/01/2019

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Ship registration

Register a vessel

Register a vessel

Warning about third party businesses offering assistance with AMSA business services

Shipping registration fees

Australian international shipping register

Tonnage certificate

What is an Australian owned ship?

Shipping Registration Office

Guide to registering your ship on the Australian General Shipping Register

Submit a notice of intention to register a vessel

Intention to register a ship

Objections to an intention to register a vessel

Update, transfer, or close a registration

Update your registration

Transferring ownership of a registered vessel

Closing a registration

Replace your registration certificate

Other transactions

Keep your vessel compliant for registration

Flag colours

Continuous synopsis record

Find out about a vessel

List of registered ships

Request a title extract

Caveats

Yachts, cruisers, and fishing boats

Registration of yachts, cruisers, and fishing boats

Apply for a temporary pass for yacht races, rallies, and sailing overseas

What is a large yacht?

Brokers and agents

Registered agents

Instructions for brokers