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“The Danish Maritime Authority sets the direction for future quality shipping”

Our field of responsibility is based on the shipping industry and its framework conditions, the ship and its crew. In addition, we are responsible for aids to navigation in the waters surrounding Denmark and ashore. In other words, the Danish Maritime Authority has the responsibility for the following:

The construction, equipment and operation of Danish ships (including safety, terror prevention, navigational regulations, manning, occupational health and environmental protection) as well as port State control of foreign ships calling at Danish ports.
Ship registration.
Seafarers’ employment, health and conditions of social security.
Shipping policy, maritime law as well as industrial policy, both nationally and internationally.
Tasks related to aids to navigation at sea and ashore (lighthouses and buoys), including ships and repair workshops.
Navigational information in the form of navigational analyses, warnings, GIS and specialist publications.
The national pilot authority.

The Danish Maritime Authority consists of the central authority, eight survey offices, including the office in Nuuk, Greenland, as well as the Centre of Maritime Health and Safety on the island of Fanø.

Our responsibility as a government agency applies both to the merchant fleet and the fishing industry. However, the Danish Maritime Authority is not responsible for the industrial policy relating to fishing which is under the auspices of the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries.

Please observe that the surveillance of Danish waters and of civilian shipping, sovereignty enforcement, the police authority, pollution prevention, environmental surveillance, ice-breaking, etc. are the responsibility of the Ministry of Defence.

The Danish Maritime Authority is a government agency under the Ministry of Business and Growth.

Danish Maritime Authority
Fjordvænget 30
DK-4220 Korsør
+45 72 19 60 00
https://www.dma.dk/

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Remember to apply for a refund of the ship registration fee6.7.2018 13:01 | pressemeddelelse

As of January 1, 2018, vessels registered in the Danish ship registries no longer have to pay registration fees. If you have paid registration fees between January 1, 2018 and April 30, 2018, you can therefore get a refund.

Dane receives the IMO International Maritime Prize5.7.2018 08:53 | pressemeddelelse

Former Deputy Director General of the Danish Maritime Authority, Mrs. Birgit Sølling Olsen, is set to receive the 2017 International Maritime Prize. This was decided yesterday on July 4th by the governing body of the International Maritime Organization, the IMO Council, which was convened this week in London.

China and Denmark join forces to further maritime digitalization20.6.2018 11:13 | pressemeddelelse

As part of the maritime cooperation between Denmark and China, the Danish Maritime Authority (DMA) and China Maritime Safety Administration (China MSA) hold a joint seminar in China on e-navigation.

ArcticWeb finds a new home in Norway31.5.2018 13:24 | pressemeddelelse

The roles and responsibilities between the partners behind ArcticWeb will change from June 1st 2018. From this date the Norwegian Coastal Administration will take over the ownership and operation of ArcticWeb and the Danish Maritime Authority (DMA) will continue as data-provider and advisory board member.

Third party liability insurance is now required for speedboats, personal watercrafts and similar vessels15.5.2018 17:59 | pressemeddelelse

After entry into force of new regulation on May 15 2018, all speedboats with a hull length below 15 metres, personal watercrafts/jet skis and similar vessels must now be covered by a third part liability insurance. If the vessel does not have insurance coverage, you are not allowed to operate it.

IMO to pave the way for autonomous ships14.5.2018 13:40 | pressemeddelelse

On May 16, the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) efforts on regulation of autonomous ships will begin with a meeting in the Maritime Safety Committee (MSC 99).

Ship Station License becomes digital19.6.2017 13:51 | pressemeddelelse

The number of administrative burdens imposed on the industry is reduced through digitalisation of the Ship Station License.

Safety analysis provides offshore wind industry with new insight30.3.2017 14:54 | pressemeddelelse

New safety analysis can be used to harmonise safety on board offshore vessels carrying wind turbine technicians. The Danish Maritime Authority is striving to make the IMO develop international standards.

DMA opens up for more historical Danish AIS data23.3.2017 09:00 | pressemeddelelse

Now, the Danish Maritime Authority makes even more historical AIS data available to anyone who may be interested. You can get access to data from 2006 to 2014 and they will be available for the next six months.

Maritime safety regulation must be international17.2.2017 10:28 | pressemeddelelse

This week, experts from all over the world met in London to debate tomorrow's safety standards.

DMA continues to abolish special requirements for Danish shipping31.1.2017 11:04 | pressemeddelelse

A benchmark analysis shows that Denmark has 33 special requirements for ships flying the Danish flag. Four requirements have already been abolished and the benchmark analysis will be used actively to revise or abolish the remaining special requirements.

Pleasure boat rental made easier12.1.2017 08:04 | pressemeddelelse

Now, it becomes easier for private persons to hire out or share their pleasure boats.

Danish Maritime Authority digitalises seafarers' seagoing service6.1.2017 11:06 | pressemeddelelse

Now seafarers can manage and report their seagoing service digitally.

Modern and more flexible framework for yachtsmen's tests4.1.2017 14:42 | pressemeddelelse

Now, it is possible for yachting organisations to hold tests and issue certificates to yachtsmen

'e-Navigation Underway' – invitation by the Danish Maritime Authority for an international conference15.12.2016 00:00 | pressemeddelelse

For the seventh time, the conference ‘e-Navigation Underway – International’ will bring together important stakeholders to discuss the opportunities and challenges of e-Navigation.

Better economic security for abandoned seafarers13.12.2016 00:00 | pressemeddelelse

Now, shipowners must take out insurance or provide other guarantee securing abandoned seafarers' repatriation and subsistence as well as outstanding wage claims and other remuneration.

Passenger ship safety level to be considered by IMO16.11.2016 00:00 | pressemeddelelse

Passenger ship safety level considered by IMO Which safety level should be established for small passenger s hips and what is it technically possible to acquire? These are some of the items on next week's IMO agenda.

Danish Maritime Authority makes more data available2.11.2016 00:00 | pressemeddelelse

Now, the Danish Maritime Authority makes historical AIS data available to everybody as a supplement to the current solution with access to live AIS data.

Once again, Denmark is appointed a Q21 nation (Quality Shipping)12.10.2016 00:00 | pressemeddelelse

Once again, the U.S. Coast Guard has issued Denmark with the acknowledged certificate for United States Coast Guard's Quality Shipping for the 21st Century Program (QUALSHIP 21).

“The Danish Maritime Authority sets the direction for future quality shipping”

Our field of responsibility is based on the shipping industry and its framework conditions, the ship and its crew. In addition, we are responsible for aids to navigation in the waters surrounding Denmark and ashore. In other words, the Danish Maritime Authority has the responsibility for the following:

The construction, equipment and operation of Danish ships (including safety, terror prevention, navigational regulations, manning, occupational health and environmental protection) as well as port State control of foreign ships calling at Danish ports.
Ship registration.
Seafarers’ employment, health and conditions of social security.
Shipping policy, maritime law as well as industrial policy, both nationally and internationally.
Tasks related to aids to navigation at sea and ashore (lighthouses and buoys), including ships and repair workshops.
Navigational information in the form of navigational analyses, warnings, GIS and specialist publications.
The national pilot authority.

The Danish Maritime Authority consists of the central authority, eight survey offices, including the office in Nuuk, Greenland, as well as the Centre of Maritime Health and Safety on the island of Fanø.

Our responsibility as a government agency applies both to the merchant fleet and the fishing industry. However, the Danish Maritime Authority is not responsible for the industrial policy relating to fishing which is under the auspices of the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries.

Please observe that the surveillance of Danish waters and of civilian shipping, sovereignty enforcement, the police authority, pollution prevention, environmental surveillance, ice-breaking, etc. are the responsibility of the Ministry of Defence.

The Danish Maritime Authority is a government agency under the Ministry of Business and Growth.

Danish Maritime Authority
Fjordvænget 30
DK-4220 Korsør
+45 72 19 60 00
https://www.dma.dk/