Our Branches
Strategically Positioned for Global Service
With licensed offices in India and Bangladesh, two established sources of qualified seafarers, we work within both countries' regulatory frameworks and have direct access to a large pool of experienced maritime professionals.
Bangladesh Regulatory Framework
Our Jamalpur office operates in full compliance with all applicable national maritime laws and regulations, ensuring legitimate and transparent recruitment practices.
Key Regulatory Requirements
- Bangladesh Merchant Shipping Ordinance, 1983 (as amended)
- Seamen Recruiting Agent Licence Rules and Department of Shipping directives
- Department of Shipping and Shipping Office requirements for CDC issuance and seafarer engagement
- National Board of Revenue (NBR) tax compliance
India Regulatory Framework
Our Navi Mumbai office operates in full compliance with all applicable national maritime laws and regulations, ensuring legitimate and transparent recruitment practices.
Key Regulatory Requirements
- Merchant Shipping Act, 2025
- Merchant Shipping (Recruitment and Placement of Seafarers) Rules, 2016 (as amended)
- Merchant Shipping (Maritime Labour) Rules, 2016 (as amended)
- DGMA (formerly DG Shipping) circulars and notices
- Indian CDC, INDoS and CoC procedures
- Seafarers Welfare Fund Society (SWFS) and Seamen's Provident Fund Organisation (SPFO) contributions
- GST compliance