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Singapore Registry of Ships

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).

Adoption of International Standards
Singapore is party to all the major International Maritime Organization (IMO) conventions on ship safety and marine pollution prevention.
Good Safety and PSC record
The SRS is on the White List of key port state control regimes, with a dedicated Flag State Control Department (FSCD) that actively monitors, identifies and carries out enforcement actions on Singapore ships
Flexibility of crew nationalities
As an owner of Singapore ships, you can employ officers and crews of any nationality.
Experienced and responsible administration
The SRS is a hands-on and efficient administration, quick to respond to the needs of the shipping community with diligence and a high quality of service.

Getting Started

About SRS and What's New
Learn more about SRS and why SRS is a quality registry
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.

Know Your Community

Ship owner new to SRS
Owners and Managers of Singapore-registered ships
Seafarers

Singapore Registry of Ships

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