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Singapore Registry of Ships
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The Singapore Registry of Ships (SRS) is ranked the fifth largest ship registry in the world, with a fleet of more than 4,400 vessels on its register, aggregating over 96 million gross tons (GT). |
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CLS appointed as SRS' Recognised Application Service Provider with effect from 1 Mar 17. For more information, click here to see Shipping Circular No 7 of 2017.
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Enhancements to the Annual Administrative Fee (AAF) Scheme with effect from 1 Jul 2017
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Updates on the Wreck Removal Convention (WRC)
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Click here to read the latest edition of the SRS e-Bulletin!
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The Singapore Registry of Ships reached 89.65 million GT as of Jul 2017.
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Expansion of the online authentication services for certificates issued by SRS
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Getting Started
- About SRS and What's New
- Register with SRS
Learn how to register with the SRS requiring only 5 major steps
- Flag State Control
The obligations of shipowners / companies of Singapore-registered ships and other related information.
- Crewing Requirements
Learn more about crewing requirements of Singapore-registered ships
- Regulatory Matters
Learn about Maritime Legislation of Singapore and IMO Matters.
- Ship Casualty / Incident Investigations
Reporting of Incidents of Singapore-registered ships
- Security-Related Information
Learn more about Security-related information
- FAQ
Find answers to common questions related to SRS.
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- About SRS and What's New
- Register with SRS
- Flag State Control
- Crewing
- Training and Certification of Seafarers
- Regulatory Matters
- Maritime Legislation of Singapore
- Attorney-General Chambers’ Public Website
- Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore Act
- Merchant Shipping Act
- Maritime Labour Convention Act
- Prevention of Pollution of the Sea Act
- Merchant Shipping (Civil Liability and Compensation for Oil Pollution) Act
- Merchant Shipping (Civil Liability and Compensation for Bunker Oil Pollution) Act 2008
- IMO Matters
- Maritime Legislation of Singapore
- Ship Casualty / Incident Investigations
- Security-Related Information
- FAQ
- Know Your Community

