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ARTICLE · 11 JANUARY 2021

Provision Of Principal Representative Services For Bermuda Registered Ships And Yachts

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Owners of a Bermuda flagged ship or yacht who are not resident in Bermuda, or do not otherwise have their principal place of business in the jurisdiction...

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Owners of a Bermuda flagged ship or yacht who are not resident in Bermuda, or do not otherwise have their principal place of business in the jurisdiction, are required to appoint a local Principal Representative in Bermuda in connection with the vessel. Conyers is able to provide Principal Representative services in connection with any Bermuda ship or yacht owned by a non-resident owner.

Requirement for Principal Representative

In order for a ship or yacht to be registered in Bermuda, it must be at least majority-owned by a person qualified to do so under the Merchant Shipping Act 2002, as amended by the Merchant Shipping Amendment Act 2004 (the "Shipping Act").

In Bermuda, international ship owners are eligible to register vessels owned by companies incorporated in the UK, any British territory and most European countries, as well as the following jurisdictions:

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