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- Service Type : E-Service
- Service Mode : Hybrid (Online and Offline)
- Service Provider : Ministry of Transport
- Service Classification : G2B
- Topic : Business and Finance, Transportation, Visas and Official Documents
Intended Audience
Visitor: Business Owner
Citizen: Business Owner
Service Description
Companies may submit a request online on the Ministry of Transport (MOT) website to apply for big vessels' rodent free certificate (sanitation control certificate).
Online Instructions
- Select "Derating Certificate" service from the "Big Vessels" list, available under the Maritime Transport services on MOT website.
- Click on the "Apply" button.
- Enter your username and password if you have been registered in the National Authentication System (Tawtheeq).
- Enter the required data, and attach the following documents:
- Report of vessel sanitation control exemption certificate
- Letter from the examination company
- Pay the appropriate fees and submit your request.
Offline Instructions
- Submit the abovementioned documents to MOT Reception to complete the process.
Service Center
MOT Reception.
Fees
QR 300.
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