URUGUAY

ROU
J'y ai mis moult fois les pieds, mais jamais en bateau, toujours en avion.

Un passeport suffit.

Je suppose que ce certificat est lié au bateau (armement de sécurité peut-être)

NB : on dit "République Orientale de l'Uruguay" ROU

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jamais entendu parler et jamais demandé .
Bon , le port de peche oû j'étais est riquiqui . Ceci explique peut etre cela ???

pour continuer
dans la même langue:

"Overseas Marine Certification Services (OMCS) is a risk assessment organization which provides services of certification, , verification and consultancy services and products to concerns.
OMCS is appointed by the Panama Maritime Authority (PMA) as a Recognized Organization and a Recognized Security Organization.
OMCS offers statutory and classification services to the world-wide maritime industry. It seeks to protect the safety of life at sea and the protection of the marine environment ensuring vessels are built and operated in compliance with international standards and (IMO) regulations.
OMCS has a network of offices distributed throughout the major ports of the world. The home office of OMCS is located at Balboa, Republic of Panama.
OMCS is authorized by the Panama maritime Authority to survey and to issue statutory certificates on their behalf. The following are the surveys and related certificates which OMCS is authorized to issue:

1. Cargo Ship Safety Equipment Certificate,
2. Cargo Ship Safety Construction Certificate,
3. Cargo Ship Safety Radio Certificate,
4. International Load Line Certificate,
5. International Tonnage Certificate,
6. International Oil Pollution Prevention Certificate,
7. Crew Accommodation Inspection Certificate,
8. Fishing Vessel Safety Certificate,
9. Safety Certificate for Vessels Under 500 GRT,
10. Authorization for Grain Loading,
11. Radio Certificate for Vessels Under 300 GRT,
12. IMO Codes,
13. Passenger Vessel Safety Certificate,
14. Pleasure Vessel Safety Certificate.
15. ISM Code (DOC & SMC)
16. ISPS Code (ISSC)"

URUGUAY
Merci pour ces réponses!

Je vais essayé d'agrandir l'image jointe par COBRA et lire ce document que je découvre pour la première fois.

Il existe pour la marine marchande et sans doute d'autre secteur de la navigation, mais pour la plaisance... même s'il est cité par l'OMCS.

Ceci dit, il ne me reste plus qu'à trouver un bureau de l'OMCS...

Encore merci à tous pour vos contributions.