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Geneva Office:

Registry Department

The Office of the Commissioner for Maritime Affairs

8 ave de Frontenex

CH 1208 Geneva

Switzerland

Tel: +4122 707 6300

Fax: +4122 707 6350

Email:

geneva@svg-marad.com

Website:

http://www.svg-marad.com/Monaco Office:

Registry Department

The Office of the Commissioner for Maritime Affairs

Monte-Carlo Sun E/F

74 Bd D'Italie

MC - 98000 Monaco

Tel : +377 93.10. 44.50

Fax: +377.93.10.44.99

Email:

monaco@svg-marad.com

Website:

http://www.svg-marad.com/Kingstown Office:

Registrar

Maritime Administration

Cruise Ship Berth

Kingstown

St. Vincent and the Grenadines

Tel: +1784 45 61378

Fax: +1784 45 12445

Email:

svgmarad@gmail.comCertification Procedure

Agreed on 17 March 2009 that they will accept electronic blue cards only. Also agreed that if Clubs wish to use one single address to be inserted on all St Vincent blue cards (Kingstown, Monaco or Geneva) even though the blue cards will be processed by the different offices, then this would be acceptable to the administration.

Last Updated:20th May 2009

Staff Author

UK P&I

Date31/08/2010

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