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Singapore Crewing Ports and Logistics

Singapore takes lead in granting shore leave for seafarers

Maritime and Port Authority develops a framework for granting shore leave for crew working on board visiting vessels as the port authority further relaxes coronavirus restrictions

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Vessels will have to be in Singapore port for at least 14 days to be eligible for the lifting of the not-to-land status and should continue to stay in port for at least another two weeks, according to a circular from Maritime and Port Authority

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