Marine Success departed to Kemaman

On 20th January 2023, Marine Success had departed from Misarma Wharf to Kemaman. Marine Success will be use by our client Exxon Mobil.

An inward clearance vessel is one that is entering a port or harbour, and is required to clear customs, immigration, and other regulatory formalities before it can proceed to dock. An outward clearance vessel, on the other hand, is one that is leaving a port or harbour and is required to clear similar formalities before it can depart.

One important aspect of inward and outward clearance for vessels is the requirement for accurate and timely documentation. This includes things like bills of lading, manifest, and other shipping documents, as well as the crew and passenger lists. The vessel’s master or captain is typically responsible for ensuring that all required documentation is in order, and that is presented to the relevant authorities in a timely manner.

Another important aspect of inward and outward clearance is the compliance with safety and environmental regulations. This can include things like the conditions of the ship, the safety equipment on board, and the ship’s waste management procedures.

Overall, inward and outward clearance for vessels is critical aspect of international shipping, as it helps to ensure that ships are safe, that cargo is properly declared and regulated, and that the rights and interest of all parties involved are protected.