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The article 12 of the Regulation applies to all ships flying the flag of third countries that are calling at ports of a member state of the EU.

The establishment of a One-Stop-Shipping-Centre at the Shipping Deputy Ministry in Cyprus is likely to streamline and enhance various shipping-related processes.

Acquiring a yacht entails a significant legal and financial commitment that extends well beyond the initial purchase. Ensuring compliance with international maritime laws, structuring ownership to mitigate liabilities...

A recent article of Ioannis Generalis, Advocate at Y.Georgiades & Associates LLC, with title 'Sea Change', has been published in the Bunkerspot Magazine.

Article 2(1) of the law provides for the minister of transport, communications and works to determine the relevant conventions and to publish a ministerial order in the Government Gazette listing them.

Article 5 of the Merchant Shipping (Compliance with Flag State Requirements) Law of 2012 requires the Department of Merchant Shipping to take steps to ensure that ships accepted for registration under the Cyprus flag comply with prescribed international conventions before they are allowed to commence operations. Article 2(1) of the law provides for the Minister of Transport, Communications and Works to determine the relevant conventions and to publish a Ministerial Order in the government gazett

In order to promote its objective of improving the quality of Cyprus shipping, the Merchant Shipping Law of 2010, Law 44(I)/2010 imposes a surcharge on the tonnage tax payable in respect of qualifying vessels registered in countries which appear in the Grey List or the Black List of the Paris MOU.

The Merchant Shipping (Fees and Taxing Provisions) Law of 2010 (the Tonnage Tax Law) left certain issues of detail to be determined by the Cyprus Department of Merchant Shipping.

On 23 May 2019 the Deputy Ministry of Shipping via Circular 10/2019 updated its policy on the eligibility of ships registered under the Cyprus flag.

Cyprus has a well-developed shipping finance sector, with a range of financing options available to shipowners and operators.

Registering a ship or yacht is often a complex and time-consuming process. If you are unfamiliar with all the legal requirements, national laws, and international regulations, it can quickly become overwhelming.

Cyprus is one of Europe's most attractive maritime centres, a jurisdiction that offers not only a reputable flag, but a complete package for shipowners, ship managers, and maritime investors.

The new era which we are all currently living in, entails digitization, computer coding, digital information, while new technological infrastructures are taking their place as the new leading...

The shipping industry is considered "the lifeblood of the worldwide economy", representing 90% of the global trade.

In order to promote its objective of improving the quality of Cyprus shipping, the Merchant Shipping (Fees and Taxing Provisions) Law of 2010 imposes a surcharge on the tonnage tax payable on qualifying vessels ...

A recent judgment of the Admiralty Court is a useful reminder of the need to prove a claim in in rem proceedings.

Cyprus is a Mediterranean island with a rich history, vibrant culture, and a thriving economy. In this brochure, we will take you on a journey through the island's...