Certificate for Passenger Ships in EU Class A–D
Certificate for Passenger Ships in EU Class A–D
The Passenger Ship Safety Certificate for passenger ships engaged on domestic voyages (see Section 18) is the vessel’s main certificate, granting it the right to operate within a specified sea area.
Inspection of Passenger Ships Operating in Area 2 or Smaller
The Norwegian Maritime Authority (NMA) conducts inspections prior to issuing a certificate.
The inspection consists of two components:
- Onboard physical inspections
- Verification of vessel documentation
Issuance of the certificate is contingent upon compliance with the applicable regulations.
Vessels holding a valid certificate that is due for renewal must request an inspection well in advance of the expiry date stated in the certificate.
Newbuildings of Passenger Ships in EU Class A–D
Well before construction begins, the following forms must be submitted:
Rebuilding or Modification of Passenger Ships in EU Class A–D
The shipping company must notify the Norwegian Maritime Authority once an agreement for conversion has been entered into.
More information on rebuilding or modification is available here.