Singapore Clearance

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Arriving in Singapore with their new clearance regulations was a breeze with the assistance of Craft Docket LLP. No more trips to the Harbourmaster as they handle all the details for you so you do not have to waste half a day on both ends of your visit. They even dealt with a last minute addition to the passenger list without any extra charges.


Fantastic service and highly recommended.


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When we made landfall in Singapore about four years ago, our entry process was very simple. We were met as we approached the shore by a military vessel that inspected our passports and documentation. It just took a couple of minutes. Then we went to the Republic of Singapore Yacht Club where Immigration showed up and stamped our passports. One of the easiest entries to any of the countries we visited.

Initially, we had intended to only stay at the RSYC one day as we had reservations at the One-15 Marina, which we had heard was a better place to stay. However, we were told that to transit from the RSYC to the One-15 Marina would require a ‘cruising permit’ and that can only be obtained after taking (and passing) a written exam.

Fair winds and calm seas.