Royal Swiss Agency
Компания «Ройал Свисс Эдженси Марин Сервисез» была создана в конце восьмидесятых годов в маленьком офисе рядом с портом Суэц как судовой поставщик, обслуживающий суда, заходящие в порт Суэц или проходящие Суэцкий канал, когда бизнес экспедиторских агентств был монополизирован компаниями государственного сектора, мы выступали в качестве защитного агента для представителей собственника. прочитайте больше
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Royal Swiss Agency
«Ройал Свисс Эдженси» предлагает широкий спектр транспортных и логистических услуг. Компания занимается фрахтом, является портовым агентством, лайнеровым агентством, транзитным агентством Суэцкого канала и экспедитором грузов. Мы предоставляем надежные и профессиональные услуги многим уважаемым судовладельцам, фрахтователям, менеджерам и торговцам. «Ройал Свисс Эдженси» обрабатывает суда более чем для 480 уважаемых клиентов по всему миру. Предоставление нашим клиентам услуг первого класса, обновление и мониторинг изменений транзита через Суэцкий канал или портовых властей создает преимущества для наших клиентов.
Наши услуги:
Сервисное обслуживание
Защитное агентство
Транзит через Суэцкий канал
Морское консультирование
Брокерские услуги и фрахт
Сегодня наши три беспошлинных склада, современный транспортный парк и продвинутое руководство заставляют сбываться наши мечты, Сейчас «Ройал Свисс Эдженси Марин Сервисез» - универсальная станция обслуживания судов
Наши услуги:
Станция обслуживания
Провиант и бондовые запасы
Техническое имущество
Защитное и спасательное оборудование
Таможенная очистка партий
Ремонтные работы
Восстановление запчастей
Верфи и портовые сооружения
Поставка запчастей
Аренда переносного оборудования
Бункеры, смазочное масло и свежая вода
Экологические решения
Египетские порты
Порт Александрия
Порт Адабия
Порт Суэц
Порт Думьят
Порт Сохна
Порт Эль-Дехейла
Порт Нефтяной док
Восточный порт Порт-Саида
Транзитный гид по северному направлению Суэцкого Канала
1st Group (tanker group fixed arrival limit: 0100 HRS North of latitude 29 42.8 N In favorable navigational conditions, the limit time for arrivals from South is to be extended as shown below.
A) When arriving between 0100 and 0300 hrs such ships can join the tanker group against the payment of a surcharge equal of 3% of the normal transit dues with a maximum of SDR 7000.
B) When arriving after 0300 hrs and up to 0400 hrs such ships can still join the tanker group against the payment of a surcharge equal to 5% of the normal transit dues with a maximum of SDR 10500.
C) Vessels arriving after 0400 hrs may join the northbound convoy, if traffic conditions permit, against the payment of a surcharge equal to 10% of the normal transit dues with a maximum of SDR 20000.
Movement of Group: From 0600 HRS to 1130 HRS
2nd Group (ordinary Ships) Fixed arrival limit: 0300 HRS North of latitude 29 42.33 N In favorable navigational conditions, the limit time for arrivals from North is to be extended as shown below.
Vessels that are allowed to join the ordinary group can do so when arriving after 0300 and up to 0400 hrs against the payment of a surcharge equal to 3% of the normal transit dues with a maximum of SDR 7000.
Vessels arriving after 0400 and up to 0500 can join the group against the payment of a surcharge equal to 5% of the normal transit dues with a maximum of SDR 10500.
Vessels arriving after 0500 hrs may join the group, if traffic conditions permit, against the payment of a surcharge equal to 10% of the normal transit dues with a maximum of SDR 20000.
Movement of Group: Depending on number of vessels in first group.
VHF channels in use: 16 & 14 Port Suez port Control prior vessel arrival 72 / 48 / 24 / 12 Hours ETA notice to Royal Swiss Agency Master should include following in his last ETA e-mail to the Royal Swiss Agency ’‘No bamboats or others are allowed to board my vessel except the officials, pls advise port police accordingly.
Please note:
Information / instructions concerning all other matters should be directed to Royal Swiss Agency who will coordinate and authorize additional requirements Special information for master to avoid unexpected expenses.
Master should know that only authorized personnel are allowed to board his ship and he can always ask for their official license and/or identification card, Officials are authorized to board: - Quarantine Doctors -Suez Canal Inspectors -Imm. Officers
Do not sign any vouchers/invoices for services not rendered.
All vouchers/invoices should state amount and type of service requested. Before signing any presented document, master should clarify necessity of particular service offered.
Service requested should be rendered and in a satisfactory manner before signing. Do not sign/stamp any blank paper. No blank space below signature.
Always keep a photocopy of signed papers onboard. All spirits (incl. wines) and excess cigarettes must be properly manifested and together with any "x" rated materials to be placed in bonded store room prior to arrival and request / insist sealing by custom's officer.
Officers/crew to be warned to comply, or otherwise ship may be detained and may be charged for "smuggling."
For sake of good order, master should e-mail to Royal Swiss Agency when entering the canal advising name of ship chandler and type of service rendered.
This also applies if no services have been requested/rendered during ships canal transit/port call.
The following documents and certificates should be on board ships passing the Canal:
Suez canal special tonnage certificate and calculation sheet issued by recognized classification society, (in absence of this certificate the SCA will charge toll on a provisional tonnage usually on grt.( Certificate of Registry, showing latest ship's name and present owners GA/engine room/capacity plan.
Statistical declaration
Copies of cargo manifests and bills of lading (Dangerous / radioactive cargo should be properly manifested and submit stow plan verified by a competent authority of loading port).
Declaration concerning use of double bottom tanks and the lower parts of the high tanks.
Declaration concerning vessels in ballasts
Declaration concerning state of navigability Classification certificate.
All other known documents / certificates which a seaworthy trading ship should have on board Master is required to fill in various forms handed/e-mails to him by Royal Swiss Agency.
All vessels transiting Canal must hire mooring boats from the Canal Mooring and Light Company.
All boats are to assist ship to moor in the Canal ports, in case of need or emergency.
Ship must be equipped with lifting means of 4 Mts. capacity, with valid certificate and must be installed in a position well clear of the ship's propellers.
Ship may be supplied with a portable projector, in which case special installation required. The so called Floating projector weighs about 1, 5 mts, and ship should provide capable means for lifting.
Ships should supply uninterrupted electricity for smooth and continuous operation of the projector.
For safety reasons the electric cables and connections leading to the projector position, must be permanently fixed and installed.
A gastight junction box must be permanently installed close to the projector.
Irrespective if own or hired projector, two shore electricians will board to operate the projector during transit.
Accommodation should be provided for them. Ship should comply with above conditions, otherwise subject to transit during day time only.
In addition, if the defects are not restored until third consecutive transit a fine of USD 4.300 is imposed.
Транзитный гид по южному направлению Суэцкого Канала
Fixed arrival limit: 1900 HRS South of latitude 31 28,7 N In favourable navigational conditions, the limit time for arrivals from North is to be extended as shown below.
A ) When arriving between 1900 and 2100 hrs such ships can join the 1st Southbound convoy against the payment of a surcharge equal of 3% of the normal transit dues with a maximum of SDR 7000.
B ) When arriving after 2100hrs and up to 2200 hrs such ships can still join the 1st Southbound convoy against the payment of a surcharge equal to 5% of the normal transit dues with a maximum of SDR 10500.
C ) Vessels arriving after 22000 hrs may join the 1st Southbound convoy , if traffic conditions permit, against the payment of a surcharge equal to 10% of the normal transit dues with a maximum of SDR 20000.
Movement of Convoy: From 0000 HRS to 0500 HRS
Fixed arrival limit: 0300 HRS LT South of latitude 31 28,7 N In favourable navigational conditions, the limit time for arrivals from North is to be extended as shown below.
a) Vessels arriving between 0300 and 0400 hrs can join the second southbound convoy against the payment of a surcharge equal to 3% of the normal transit dues with a maximum of SDR 7000.
b) Vessels arriving after 0400 hrs and up to 0500 hrs can join the second southbound convoy against the payment of a surcharge equal to 5% of the normal transit dues with a maximum of SDR 10500.
c) Vessels arriving after 0500 hrs may join the second southbound convoy, if traffic conditions permit, against the payment of a surcharge equal to 10% of the normal transit dues with a maximum of SDR 20000.
d) Vessels allowed to join the second southbound convoy as per Circ No. 2/2003, 3/2003, if they arrive after the limit time stated in item (a) they have to pay a surcharge of 8% of the normal transit dues with a maximum of SDR 17000, and 10% if they arrive after the limit time stated in items (b,c) with a maximum of SDR 20000.
Movement of Convoy: From 0630 HRS to 0900 HRS
All vouchers/invoices should state amount and type of service requested.
Before signing any presented document, master should clarify necessity of particular service offered.
Service requested should be rendered and in a satisfactory manner before signing.
Do not sign/stamp any blank paper. No blank space below signature.
Always keep a photocopy of signed papers on board.
All spirits (incl. wines) and excess cigarettes must be properly manifested and together with any "x" rated materials to be placed in bonded store room prior to arrival and request / insist sealing by custom's officer.
Officers/crew to be warned to comply, or otherwise ship may be detained and may be charged for "smuggling."
For sake of good order, master should e-mail to Royal Swiss Agency when entering the canal advising name of ship chandler and type of service rendered.
This also applies if no services have been requested/rendered during ships canal transit/port call.
Suez canal special tonnage certificate and calculation sheet issued by recognized classification society, (in absence of this certificate the SCA will charge toll on a provisional tonnage usually on grt.)
Certificate of Registry, showing latest ship's name and present owners
GA/engine room/capacity plan
Statistical declaration
Copies of cargo manifests and bills of lading (Dangerous / radioactive cargo should be properly manifested and submit stow plan verified by a competent authority of loading port).
Declaration concerning use of double bottom tanks and the lower parts of the high tanks.
Declaration concerning vessels in ballast
Declaration concerning state of navigability
Classification certificate
All other known documents / certificates which a seaworthy trading ship should have on board Master is required to fill in various forms handed/e-mails to him by the agent.
Canal projector:
All ships passing the Canal must have onboard a canal projector placed on the axis of the bow, able to illuminate 1800 meters.
Vessels carrying petroleum products (or inflammable substances), LPG/LNG, should have their own "gastight" projector.
Also, ships with bulbous bow must have their own projector unless their bow is 10 ft below sea level, in order not to endanger lowering and lifting operations to eliminate high risk of accidents.
Vessels that have their own projector should be of approved type and have a certificate of type test issued by a pertinent recognized authority, being in accordance with the Canal rules.
Ship may be supplied with a portable projector, in which case special installation required.
The so called Floating projector weighs about 1,5 mts, and ship should provide capable means for lifting.
Ships should supply uninterrupted electricity for smooth and continuous operation of the projector.
For safety reasons the electric cables and connections leading to the projector position, must be permanently fixed and installed.
A gastight junction box must be permanently installed close to the projector.
Irrespective if own or hired projector, two shore electricians will board to operate the projector during transit.
Accommodation should be provided for them. Ship should comply with above conditions, otherwise subject to transit during day time only. In addition, if the defects are not restored until third consecutive transit a fine of USD 4.300 is imposed.