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Commercial Services
Commercial activities in the Port must be applied for by following certain procedures in accordance with the appropriate regulations. Access the tools for formally requesting or communicating the activity that you wish to carry out in our Port.
If your company provides any of these activities, here you will find the right documentation to apply for the appropriate permit.
The Port activity of provision of services takes place in a framework of free and loyal competition by the companies that provide them to the port. In our Port there are also activities carried out that involve providing services of a commercial nature which, while not being port services as such, are nevertheless linked to the activity of the Port.
Ships’ chandlers
Shipping agents
Fuel suppliers
Auxiliary companies
REGISTRY
Interested parties must submit the required documents to the registry of the offices of the Port Authority in order to initiate the appropriate procedure. Opening hours for registering documents in the TPA are from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.
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PORT SERVICES
The Port services are the provision activities needed for the operation of the Port unrelated to operations associated with maritime traffic.
REQUESTING SERVICES
Access the tools for formally requesting or communicating the services required for the vessel, the goods or the passage during your stay in the Port.
COMMERCIAL SERVICES
You can access the schedules of conditions and application forms for carrying out these activities.
PUBLIC DOMAIN
Access the section describing and detailing the activities related to the Port’s public domain.
TARIFFS AND CHARGES
Access the documents and regulations related to the settlements, charging and payment of the Port activities and procedures.
PORT COMMUNITY
Access the duly classified directory of companies that are providing Port services and other organisations related to various Port activities.
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