Estimated time of departure from the port of destinationĪctual time of departure and time of arrivalĪs something new, the ships are also required to report their actual time of arrival and time of departure, referred to as ATA (Actual Time of Arrival) and ATD (Actual Time of Departure).

Estimated time of arrival in the port of destination.Identification of the ship (name, call sign, IMO identification number or MMSI number).If the ship calls at a Danish port, it is furthermore required to report special information, viz. Top priority factors and unexpected factorsĮstimated time of arrival and estimated time of departure.Īll ships calling at a port in a Paris MoU country must report their estimated time of arrival (ETA) and estimated time of departure (ETD) to the port no later than 24 hours prior to the port call.Changes in connection with internal production of the Digital Ship Register.Registration of mortgage and negative pledges.Registering a ship in a Danish register, and certificates of nationality.Document requirements for ship registration.What does the introduction of a digital ship register entail?.Rules and regulations - Registers of Shipping.Registration of mortgages and rights of use over ships.Power of attorney - Register of Shipping.Guidance for applying for certificates through the DMA’s self-service.Passenger ships on international voyages.Information for yards, workshops and vessel owners.

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