Request for supervision

The supervision regimes by the Norwegian Maritime Authority (NMA) are different supervision on Norwegian-flagged vessels and supervisions on foreign-flagged vessels in Norwegian waters.

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Request for supervision on Norwegian vessels

If you, or others in the company, are able to send a request for supervision in Norwegian, please use our electronic form KS-0115 Begjæring om tilsyn på fartøy.

If you need to send a request for supervision on a Norwegian vessel in English, please send an e-mail to post@sdir.no.  

In the e-mail, please specify:

  • the name of the vessel
  • the call signal
  • the IMO number
  • the type of certificate or supervision
  • any other type of supervision, not related to a specific certificate type:

Conversion/change

Accident/damage survey

Deletion of class - hull, machinery

Change of machinery

Other changes (specify)

Bottom survey outside time window

Inclining test, initial

Recommendation survey, initial

Inclining test, 10 yearly (fishing vessel)

Lightweight survey, 5 yearly (passenger ships)
(passenger ships)

Change of trade area

Inclining test, additional

Recommendation survey, additional

Extension of certificates

MLC survey (for ships not required to have MLC Certificate)

  • the date of the  survey
  • the place of the survey
  • the name of the contact person
  • the phone number of the contact person
  • the e-mail adress of the to contact person
  • any other information to the NMA
  • attachments, if relevant for the requested survey

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