BERTHAGE

A berth reservation system applies at most ports which entitles certain classes of ships to a berthage window. Such ships are passenger vessels, foreign naval vessels, tankers and cargo vessels meeting specified requirements, giving advance notice of arrival and paying the stipulated fee. Business Managers will provide full details upon application. 

Ships without reservations, are subject to the overall efficiency of the port as determined by the Business Manager, and normally berth in order of arrival. In emergency cases, the Business Manager may, in the public interest, grant priority to any type of vessels.

Ship Arrival Procedure Rule Without Window

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Boarding Report 2011

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Contact List PNG Ports-Updated 27th Sept.2011

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Danagerous Goods List 2011

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Dangerous Goods Declaration 2011

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ISPS Check list 2011

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Permit to Convey or Handdle Dangerous Goods

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DEACLARED PORTS ANCHORAGE

Lae, Kimbe, Madang & Rabaul

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POM Harbour Anchorage Boundaries

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Anchorage for Remaining Port

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