The Barbados Shipsâ Registry offers the discerning ship operator a first-class personal service in all aspects of ship registration. We act as Executive Agents for and on behalf of the Barbados Government.
White-listed in the Paris MOU, approved for the USCG QUALSHIP21 programme, and accredited to ISO9001, the BMSR provides a quality-driven service second to none.
We provide a 24/7 emergency service 365 days a year; urgent dispensation and exemptions may be dealt with outside of normal office hours, and the Principal Registrar may be contacted directly for help, advice and guidance. The whole team at BMSR is dedicated, friendly and helpful.
A network of Nautical Inspectors is available to carry out annual ship safety inspections and to assist ship operators whenever required. The list of Inspectors may be accessed here:
We provide regular bulletins to keep our clients and associates abreast of new developments, and work closely with all our ship owners and managers to help maintain a quality fleet.
Ten Classification Societies that are members of IACS (International Association of Classification Societies), as well as several other recognised organisations, have been appointed to survey and issue statutory certificates on our behalf.
First foreign-flagged ship Barbados Fulmar S arrives in Ukraine since Feb, awaits grain load On July 22, TÞrkiye, the UN, Russia and Ukraine signed a landmark deal in Istanbul to reopen three Ukrainian Black Sea ports for exporting Ukrainian grain stuck for months. The Barbados Flagged General Cargo Ship Fulmar S was the first foreign-flagged ship, carrying 12,000 tonnes of corn, in the...
Gedd Bostock
20th August 2022
BMSR are pleased to announce we now have our full refreshed set of Shipboard Documents available (printed). For more information and fees CLICK here.
Gedd Bostock
27th July 2022
BMSR Featured in the latest issue of SMI BMSR is excited to announce we are featured in the latest edition of Ship Management International. Check it out on page 66 here.
Gedd Bostock
30th June 2022
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