The Directorate General of Maritime Administration has digitalized all its key seafarer services through a series of online platforms. This guide will break down the essential DGMA e-governancemodules you’ll need to interact with, based on Chapter 7 of the official Crew Manual. Using the correct DGMA e-governance modules for all crew documentation and recruitment processes … Read more
MS act 2025 for maritime administration – Understand the roles of maritime officers, ship safety, welfare, and port security in India’s shipping system.
Learn the complete rules for registering, transferring, eligibility criteria, and legal compliance requirements for Indian vessels under the MS act 2025.
To pursue a career at sea, Indian seafarers must possess several mandatory documents issued by the Directorate General of Maritime Administration (DGMA). This guide breaks down the official seafarer documentation process for obtaining key credentials like the Indian National Database of Seafarers (INDOS) number and the Continuous Discharge Certificate (CDC). Following the correct seafarer documentation … Read more
To meet the 2025 DGMA RPSL requirements, your agency must obtain and maintain a mandatory Recruitment and Placement Service License (RPSL) from the Director General of Maritime Administrati(DGMA ). It’s a legal necessity for any company involved in the recruitment and placement of Indian seafarers on both national and international ships. We’ll cover everything you … Read more
The merchant shipping act 2025 sets a the foundation for new set of rules and regulations for the shipping industry, before you dive deep into the act, understand the preliminary with us
Discover what Sections 4, 5 & 6 of the Merchant Shipping Act are. Learn about the NSB, SWB & the Government’s rule-making powers in simple terms.
The seafaring profession, a cornerstone of global commerce, demands unparalleled skill, resilience, and dedication. In recognition of the vital contributions made by Indian seafarers, a comprehensive framework has been established to safeguard their well-being and that of their families. This support system is formalized through the Seafarer Welfare Schemes in India, a portfolio of benefits … Read more
Indian seafarers are the backbone of the global supply chain, but their financial security often goes unnoticed. What systems are in place to protect them and their families? The two core pillars of financial protection are The Seafarers’ Welfare Fund Society (SWFS) for immediate needs and the Seamen’s Provident Fund Organisation (SPFO) for long-term security. … Read more
The Indian maritime industry is booming meaning, more accidents. To tackle this, the DGS has issued a draft of guidelines and criteria for the empanelment and retention of salvage firms.
