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A Crown Dependency which has enjoyed a unique
relationship with the English Crown since 1204.
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Active in ship registry since 1803 - Jersey
offers over
200 years of
experience.
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A member of the coveted Red Ensign Group (REG).
Registration is regulated by the UK’s Maritime & Coastguard Agency
(MCA).
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Stringent measures maintain the respect and
competency of the Jersey Registry.
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The Jersey Registry specialises in pleasure yachts,
up to 400 tons, but is also able to register small commercial vessels up
to 150 tons
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The Jersey commercial vessel code of practice is published on this
website.
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At present, Jersey has some 2,150 pleasure vessels on
its register.
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Jersey, with its three marinas and expanding marine
leisure industry, already plays host to a large number of Jersey
registered pleasure craft.
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Linked with its established reputation as a
well-regulated offshore finance centre, Jersey has the associated
maritime legal, company formation and banking expertise to assist
potential pleasure craft owners to register in Jersey.
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Vessel management is readily available in Jersey to
provide the Owner with a full range of services for his marine asset.
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Jersey registered pleasure craft enjoy the benefits
of flying the well respected Red Ensign and the services of the British
Consulate are available to owners in connection with their vessel.
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When considering pleasure yacht registration, Jersey
is an acknowledged market leader as the choice of port of registry.
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Registration at the Port of Jersey is renewed on a 10
year basis as opposed to other UK Ports where registration expires after
5 years. This helps the owner to reduce his ongoing renewal costs.
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Jersey still produces the original-style A3
Certificate enclosed in the hardback cover (Blue Book) which has kept
its popularity since RSS Cardiff has been producing Certificates on A4
laminated sheets, as standard.
