What are the main advantages of registering under the St. Vincent and the Grenadines flag:

• International Recognition: St. Vincent flag enjoys global acceptance.
• Efficient Process: Streamlined registration for user convenience.
• Competitive Fees: Cost-effective registration compared to other jurisdictions.
• No Import Duties: Generally exempt from import duties and taxes.
• Flexible Ownership: Allows various ownership structures for individuals and companies.
• No Residency Requirements: Open to owners worldwide, no residency conditions.
• Radio License Ease: Straightforward process for acquiring radio license and call sign.
• Compliance Standards: Ensures adherence to international maritime standards.

What documents are needed for a boat registration in St. Vincent and the Grenadines?

• Passport Copy: Provide a clear copy of the passport.
• Proof of Ownership / Sale Agreement: Include documentation validating ownership, such as a sale agreement.
• Deletion Certificate (If Registered Previously): If the vessel was registered elsewhere before, furnish the deletion certificate.
• Copy of Previous Registration: Submit a copy of the vessel's previous registration.
• Copy of the Vessel's Safety Equipment Certificate: Include a duplicate of the safety equipment certificate for the vessel.
• Certificate of Compliance: Provide the certificate of compliance as part of the registration process.

St Vincent Yacht Registration or register in Poland (see bottom of page)

We can register your boat in St Vincent or in 20 other flag registration jurisdictions. As the largest flag registration company we have a lot of experience in the registration of yachts in St Vincent.

When registering your boat it is important to first discuss with a boat registration specialist the best place to do this. This choice will depend on a number of factors including; type of use (private, bare boat or commercial), size and tonnage of your boat, private or corporate owned and even if the VSAT has been paid (if in Europe).

Start by contacting us and give us a short explanation of your personal circumstances. We can then advise you on where to register your boat. Your nationality does NOT matter as there are many “open” register countries that will accept boat owners from any country!