Choose the intended location
Select the port or marina that best matches the international route and berth.
Planning to enter or leave Antigua by yacht? Send the vessel, crew, route and timing details for review and a possible introduction to a suitable local agent.
Having the core records ready helps the agent assess the voyage efficiently.
Antigua Yacht Clearance reviews the voyage details and may introduce the skipper to a suitable local agent who can confirm the current procedure for the intended port.
Select the port or marina that best matches the international route and berth.
Provide the vessel, people aboard, route and expected timing for review.
A suitable agent can confirm current documents, authority steps, availability and charges.
Tell us the first or last Antigua location and where the yacht will actually berth.
Gather registration, insurance, passports, crew list and route information.
Review the Police, Customs, crew-list and maritime-reporting requirements for the voyage.
Use local support to confirm reporting, attendance, timing and current fees.
Choose the location that best matches your arrival, departure or berth. If the yacht is staying in a nearby marina or anchorage, select the closest relevant port or choose Other port in the form.
Port and authority arrangements in Antigua can depend on route, yacht status, use and timing. Confirm the intended arrival or departure location with the competent authorities or local agent before the voyage.
Keep passports, crew and passenger information, registration, insurance, operator authority and the previous clearance record available for review.
Immigration, customs, harbour and maritime reporting are separate matters. The applicable sequence depends on the international route and circumstances of the yacht.
Published port information does not itself establish current Yacht Clearance eligibility, office attendance, opening times or fees. Obtain current confirmation before arrival or departure.
An international arrival may involve immigration, customs, harbour or maritime formalities. The exact requirements depend on the route, people aboard and yacht status; confirm the current procedure before arrival.
Choose the location matching the intended berth and route, then confirm that it is appropriate for the yacht's current clearance circumstances. Select Other port if the intended location is not listed.
Typical preparation includes passports, a crew list, yacht registration, insurance, operator authority, previous clearance and documents supporting customs or commercial status where relevant.
No. Procedures, attendance, timing, eligibility and fees are confirmed by the competent authorities and appointed local agents.
Antigua Yacht Clearance collects the request, reviews the voyage details and may introduce the skipper to a suitable local Yacht Clearance agent. It is an information and referral service, not a government authority.
Use the form for check-in, check-out, Customs, Police, crew-list or maritime-reporting assistance.