What documents are needed for a Spanish charter license?

You need: identity/corporate documents of the owner, charter agency agreement (if applicable), Spanish commercial registration, certificate of registry for commercial use, safe manning certificate, Certificate of Class (vessels over 24m), civil liability and passenger insurance, crew certifications, crew employment contracts, and certificate of life-saving appliances.

How long does it take to get a charter license in Spain?

The minimum processing time is approximately 1 month from document submission, provided all documentation is complete and in order.

How much does a Spanish charter license cost through Nave Magna?

Fees range from €600 to €3,500 depending on vessel length and the legal situation of the owner/charter agency in Spain. This includes registration fees, government taxes, certified translations (up to €300), and management fees.

Yacht Sale & Purchase

Expert brokerage for acquiring or selling motor and sailing yachts of distinction, backed by full legal support and market intelligence.

Nave Magna is a sales broker focused on collaboration with well-established firms in the marine industry. We design and provide sales solutions for companies leveraging their experience as a white-label sales agency, increasing their sales pipeline through our dedicated sales force. Whether you're purchasing your first yacht or expanding a fleet, our team guides every step with discretion and expertise.

For Buyers

Market Search

Access to a global network of listings, off-market opportunities, and pre-launch inventory through our partner network.

Due Diligence

Comprehensive vessel inspections, survey coordination, and technical evaluation before you commit to any purchase.

Legal & Closing

Contract negotiation, escrow management, flag registration, and closing documentation handled by our legal team.

For Sellers

Looking to sell? We offer dedicated brokerage services to position your yacht for maximum value. See our Sell Your Yacht page for the full process.

Browse Our Fleet

Explore our current portfolio of yachts for sale — from 20-metre sailing yachts to 50-metre superyachts. Every vessel is vetted by our team. View the full fleet →

Our Partners

We work in close partnership with breezeYachting.swiss, our Swiss brokerage partner, to provide access to an extensive international inventory of yachts for sale across all major markets.

Ready to find your next yacht?

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Charter Services

Curated charter experiences tailored to your preferences, with meticulous planning and dedicated concierge support.

Whether you're looking to charter a yacht for a week in the Mediterranean or an extended voyage through the Caribbean, our charter team arranges every detail — from vessel selection to onboard provisioning and itinerary planning. We also help yacht owners prepare their vessels for the charter market through our licensing and management services.

For Charterers

Destination Planning

Expert itinerary design across the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Southeast Asia, and beyond — tailored to your interests and season.

Concierge Service

Restaurant reservations, shore excursions, water sports equipment, and special requests — all arranged before you step on board.

Contract & Insurance

Charter agreements, liability insurance, and crew verification — handled by our legal team for complete peace of mind.

For Yacht Owners

Turn your yacht into a revenue-generating asset. We help owners enter the charter market with full support:

Charter License Acquisition

We handle the entire licensing process across all major jurisdictions. See our charter licensing services, including our specialist Spanish fast-track service.

Vessel Preparation

Safety equipment verification, crew certification, insurance requirements, and inspection coordination to make your yacht charter-ready.

Marketing & Booking

Your yacht is listed through our partner network including breezeYachting.swiss, with professional photography and targeted marketing to qualified buyers.

Ongoing Management

Charter calendar coordination, guest relations, provisioning, and financial reporting — all integrated with our yacht management services.

Charter Destinations
Our charter team specialises in the Western Mediterranean (Spain, France, Italy, Croatia), the Greek Islands, the Caribbean, and Southeast Asia. We also arrange tailored expeditions and ocean crossings for the adventurous.

Plan your next charter?

Tell us your dates, destination, and guest count — our team will curate the perfect experience.

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Sell Your Yacht

Position your vessel for maximum value with our dedicated brokerage team and international buyer network.

Selling a yacht is a significant decision. Our brokerage team combines deep market knowledge, an extensive buyer network, and meticulous attention to presentation to ensure your vessel achieves its best possible price. We handle everything — from valuation to closing — so you can focus on your next chapter.

The Selling Process

Valuation & Market Analysis

We assess your yacht's current market value based on condition, comparable sales, and market trends. You receive a detailed valuation report with our recommended listing strategy.

Presentation & Marketing

Professional photography, detailed specifications, and targeted listing across our network, breezeYachting.swiss, and major international platforms. We position your yacht to attract qualified buyers.

Showings & Negotiations

We coordinate viewings, sea trials, and survey access. Our brokers manage all negotiations to protect your interests and maximise your return.

Survey & Due Diligence

We facilitate buyer surveys and address any findings proactively. Our refit team can recommend and manage pre-sale improvements if needed.

Closing & Transfer

Our legal team handles escrow, contracts, flag deregistration/re-registration, and all closing documentation. Funds are transferred securely through our regulated processes.

Why Sell With Nave Magna?
We are a collaborative broker that partners with established firms across the marine industry. Your yacht benefits from exposure across multiple sales channels, our legal team handles all documentation, and our refit department can recommend value-adding improvements before listing. It's a true 360° service.

Ready to sell?

Contact us for a confidential, no-obligation market valuation of your yacht.

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Yacht Management

Complete lifecycle management to protect your investment — from crew and maintenance to compliance and financial reporting.

We make sure to keep the value of your yacht intact by properly maintaining every aspect of its lifecycle. Our management team works across the EU, UK, and USA, coordinating crew, maintenance, compliance, and finances so you can enjoy your yacht without the operational burden.

Management Services

Crew Management

Recruitment, employment agreements, payroll via SeaPay®, certification tracking, and HR management for your entire crew complement.

Technical Maintenance

Planned maintenance schedules, emergency repairs, systems monitoring, and annual refit coordination — keeping your yacht in survey-ready condition.

Financial Reporting

Monthly operating accounts, budget tracking, vendor management, and transparent financial reporting delivered to your specifications.

Additional Capabilities

Flag State & Class Compliance

Maintaining class certification, flag state surveys, ISM/ISPS compliance, and MCA Large Yacht Code requirements.

Insurance Administration

Hull and machinery, P&I, crew, and passenger insurance — we manage your policies and handle claims when needed.

Provisioning & Logistics

Port agency, fueling, provisioning, berthing reservations, and customs clearance coordinated across all Mediterranean and Caribbean ports.

Charter Revenue Management

If your yacht enters the charter market, we integrate charter calendar, guest services, and revenue reporting seamlessly into your management package.

Integrated With SeaPay®

All financial management is powered by SeaPay®, our proprietary marine banking platform. Crew payroll, vendor payments, and owner distributions flow through a single, transparent system with real-time reporting and full regulatory compliance. Learn more about SeaPay® →

Need a management partner?

Whether you've just purchased a yacht or are looking to switch management, we'd love to discuss how we can help.

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Marine Banking

SeaPay® — the digital financial platform built specifically for the maritime industry, from crew payroll to fleet management.

In the age of innovation, businesses need digital banking that understands their industry. SeaPay® is our proprietary financial platform tailored to maritime professionals — vessel owners, managers, and crew members. It simplifies everyday financial operations, eliminates the friction of international payments, and keeps you compliant across jurisdictions.

Account Types

SeaPay® Me

Personal accounts for seafarers, crew, and vessel owners. International transfers, multi-currency support, and tax compliance — from €5/month.

SeaPay® Network

Corporate accounts for EU & UK registered entities. Fleet financial management, vendor payments, and reporting — from €50/month.

SeaPay® World

Corporate accounts for entities outside the EU & UK. Full international banking capabilities for global maritime operations — from €70/month.

Key Services

Crew Payroll

Automated crew wage payments with tax and social security compliance built in. We work closely with employers to provide timely compliance reports and ensure hassle-free finances for crew members.

International Transfers

Fast, low-cost international money transfers across multiple currencies — optimised for the unique needs of maritime businesses operating across borders.

Escrow Services

Secure escrow for yacht transactions, ensuring buyer and seller protection throughout the sale process with regulated fund management.

Fleet Management Software

SeaPay® Fleet brings the full spectrum of financial management tools to your fingertips — budgets, expenses, crew costs, and revenue tracking in one platform.

Membership Cards

SeaPay® Carte Blanche and Carte Noire — membership cards that function as a mix between insurance and letter of credit, with dedicated concierge service.

Regulated & Compliant
All financial services are provided by Privat 3 Money Ltd, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as an Electronic Money Institution (FRN 900989). Cards are issued under license by Mastercard International. SeaPay® holds ISO 9001:2015 quality standards and Lloyd's certification.

Mobile Apps

SeaPay® is available on iOS and Android, giving you full control of your maritime finances from anywhere in the world.

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Banking and financial services are only available in the EU. Marketing of financial services is prohibited in the USA. Not all services are available in all jurisdictions.

Ready to modernise your maritime finances?

Open a SeaPay® account today or speak with our team about integrated financial solutions for your fleet.

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Refit Project Management

Professional refit supervision ensuring quality, value preservation, and seamless coordination between owners, shipyards, and surveyors.

Our refit management team is directly connected to our after-sales and brokerage teams, ensuring that every refit adds measurable value to the posterior use, enjoyment, and ultimately, sale of your vessel. We see refit as an extension of our sales department.

Our Three-Pillar Approach

Contract Preparation

Full contract preparation and revision by our legal team, protecting your interests at every stage of the refit process.

Project Management

End-to-end project supervision with timely reporting, change management, and quality control by certified surveyors.

Warranty & Claims

Comprehensive post-refit warranty support and claims management to ensure all works meet the highest standards.

How It Works

Initial Consultation & Scope

We assess the yacht's condition, discuss your goals, and define the scope of the refit — whether cosmetic refresh or full structural work.

Shipyard Selection & Tendering

We don't favour any particular shipyard. Instead, we tender across top-rated facilities to secure the best quality and value for your project.

Contract & Legal Review

Our legal team prepares and reviews all contracts, ensuring clear terms, milestones, penalty clauses, and payment schedules.

Active Supervision

Our quality controllers and surveyors visit the yard with technical equipment to manage, measure, and approve all works in real time.

Delivery & Warranty

Final inspection, sea trials, and handover — followed by ongoing warranty support and claims management for any post-refit issues.

Our Philosophy
The main idea behind this service is to make sure the refit works add value to the posterior use, enjoyment and, ultimately, sale of the vessel. We see our refit as an extension for our sales department — every decision is made with your yacht's long-term value in mind.

Have a refit in mind?

Contact us today for a free consultation. We'll assess your project and match you with the right shipyard and team.

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Nautical Tax & Compliance

Expert legal, tax, and compliance advisory for yacht owners and marine businesses across multiple jurisdictions.

Our dedicated legal and compliance department advises on every aspect of yachting and the marine industry. We combine modern solutions with established approaches to deliver clear, actionable guidance — from VAT optimization to cross-border corporate structuring.

What We Cover

Business Formation

Company set-up and maintenance across the EU, UK, USA, and offshore jurisdictions — optimised for the marine industry.

VAT & Tax Advisory

Strategic nautical tax planning including import VAT, matriculation tax exemptions, and cross-border optimization.

Licensing & Compliance

Charter licensing, flag state compliance, and regulatory advisory to keep your yacht operations fully legal in every jurisdiction.

Corporate Services

Company Set-Up & Maintenance

Establishment of yacht-owning structures in the most advantageous jurisdictions, with ongoing corporate secretarial support.

Bank Account Opening

Facilitation of multi-currency corporate banking relationships with institutions familiar with the marine sector.

Cross-Border Operations

Running multinational, cross-border marine businesses with compliance across EU, UK, and international regulations.

Ongoing Advisory

Continuous legal and tax support as regulations evolve — ensuring your operations remain compliant and tax-efficient.

Jurisdictions We Cover
Our team operates across United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, Malta, France, Switzerland, Andorra, UAE, Delaware (USA), and additional jurisdictions as required. We work with local counsel where needed to ensure full regulatory compliance.

Need tax or compliance advice?

Our legal and compliance team is ready to advise on your specific situation — whether you're a new yacht owner or running an established fleet.

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Charter Licensing

Expert charter licensing across every major jurisdiction — Mediterranean, Caribbean, and worldwide.

Operating a yacht charter commercially requires proper licensing in every jurisdiction where the vessel operates. The requirements differ substantially from country to country. We manage the full licensing process across all major charter destinations, ensuring your vessel operates legally and your charter programme is never interrupted.

Mediterranean Jurisdictions

🇪🇸 Spain — Fast-Track Service

Lista 6ª registration with the Capitanía Marítima. Covers Balearic Islands, Canary Islands, and mainland Spain. From €600. Our most requested service — dedicated fast-track processing.

Spain — detailed guide →

🇬🇷 Greece

Professional Vessel Licence (Epangelmatiko Ploio) with the Hellenic Coast Guard. ISM-compliant safety management, Greek P&I coverage, and favourable VAT distance-selling provisions. 6–10 weeks.

Greece — detailed guide →

🇮🇹 Italy

Nave da Diporto Commerciale registration with the Capitaneria di Porto. Commercial certificate of safety, Navigation Code compliance, and IVA management at 22% with applicable reductions. 6–12 weeks.

Italy — detailed guide →

🇫🇷 France & Corsica

Titre de Navigation Commerciale and Division 240/241 compliance. Affaires Maritimes registration, DAFN annual tax, and VAT at 20% with offshore provisions. 6–10 weeks.

France — detailed guide →

🇭🇷 Croatia

Commercial navigation permit from the Croatian Maritime Administration. Ship's agent appointment, Pomorski Zakonik compliance, sojourn tax, and light dues. One of the fastest-growing charter markets. 4–8 weeks.

Croatia — detailed guide →

🇲🇪 Montenegro

Streamlined licensing through the Maritime Safety Department. Commercial navigation permit and insurance. Evolving regulatory landscape as Montenegro progresses toward EU accession. 4–6 weeks.

Montenegro — detailed guide →

🇹🇷 Turkey

Blue Voyage (Mavi Yolculuk) licence from the Ministry of Transport. Licensed Turkish captain required for commercial operations. Cabotage rules apply. 4–8 weeks.

Turkey — detailed guide →

🇲🇹 Malta & 🇬🇮 Gibraltar

Primarily flag state registries. Malta Yacht Code and Gibraltar Red Ensign requirements for commercially operated yachts. We advise on the interaction between flag state and operating jurisdiction requirements.

Malta & Gibraltar — detailed guide →

Caribbean & Worldwide

🇧🇸 Bahamas

Cruising permit and Bahamian charter agent engagement. Bahamas Maritime Authority commercial compliance. 2–4 weeks.

Caribbean — full guide →

🇻🇬 British Virgin Islands

BVI Shipping Registry commercial charter licence. Merchant Shipping Act compliance, licence fee, and marine conservation fee. 2–4 weeks.

BVI — detailed guide →

🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates

Emirate-specific licensing through Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or RAK maritime authorities. Crew certification and commercial registration. 4–8 weeks.

UAE — detailed guide →

🇹🇭 Thailand & Southeast Asia

Marine Department commercial vessel licence. Coverage across Thailand, Indonesia (Bali, Raja Ampat), Malaysia, and Myanmar through local agent network. 4–10 weeks.

Asia-Pacific — detailed guide →

Multi-Jurisdiction Programmes
If your charter itinerary spans multiple jurisdictions — for example, a summer programme in Greece and Croatia followed by a winter season in the Caribbean — we manage all licensing in parallel. You receive a single point of contact, consolidated timeline, and coordinated compliance monitoring across every jurisdiction.

Need a charter licence?

Tell us where you plan to charter. We will provide a licensing roadmap, timeline, and cost estimate for every jurisdiction.

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Charter License in Spain

Fast-track charter licensing across one of Europe's most complex — and most popular — maritime jurisdictions.

Spain remains one of the top charter destinations in Europe, but its licensing process is among the most bureaucratically complex. Our team provides a streamlined, end-to-end service that handles every step — from document collection to government submission.

Required Documents

The following documents must be submitted to obtain a Spanish charter license:

Identity document (individuals) or corporate documentation (companies) of the yacht owner

Charter agency agreement, if the charter activity is to be carried out by a third party

Certification that the owning company or charter agency is registered for commercial activities in Spain

Certificate of registry specifying the vessel is intended for commercial use, or a separate certificate of compliance authorising commercial activity

Minimum safe manning certificate issued by the flag state

Certificate of Class (required for vessels longer than 24 metres)

Compulsory civil liability insurance (R.D. 607/1999) and accident insurance for passengers (R.D. 1575/1989)

Professional certification of the crew, endorsed by the flag state

Copies of all crew employment contracts

Certificate of life-saving appliances on board

In some Spanish provinces, documents in a foreign language must be translated by a sworn interpreter or the consulate.

The Process

Commercial Registration

Registration for commercial activity in Spain for the charter agency or owning company.

Tax Exemption Application

Application for exemption of the Special Tax on certain means of transport (12% matriculation tax).

Declaration of Responsibility

Signature of the declaration of responsibility by the vessel owner.

Taxes & Fees

Payment of all applicable special taxes and government fees.

Document Submission

Submission of the complete dossier to the main Captaincy of the relevant province.

Timing & Pricing

Timeline

~1 Month

Minimum processing time when all documentation is submitted correctly and in order

Our Fee

€600 – €3,500

Depending on vessel length and the legal situation of the owner and/or charter agency in Spain

What's Included
Vessel registration fees, government charter activity taxes, certified legal translations (up to €300 per vessel), and all management fees. Not included: inspection by the entity collaborating with the administration (ITB), which may be requested if submitted documents do not satisfy Spanish safety requirements.

As part of our holistic approach, we provide a fast-track charter license service all over the world and specifically in Spain as it is one of the most complex bureaucratic legislations in Europe, however still among the top in popularity.

Emma Karanova

Co-Founder at Nave Magna

Ready to get your charter license?

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Charter License in Greece

Professional Vessel Licence, Hellenic Coast Guard registration, and favourable VAT provisions across 6,000 islands.

Greece offers over 6,000 islands and one of the longest coastlines in the Mediterranean — making it consistently among the most sought-after charter destinations worldwide. The regulatory framework is administered by the Hellenic Coast Guard and requires a Professional Vessel Licence.

Licensing Requirements

Commercial charter in Greece requires the vessel to hold a Professional Vessel Licence (Epangelmatiko Ploio) issued by the Hellenic Coast Guard. The vessel must be registered as a professional pleasure vessel and comply with the Greek Private Yacht Code, which sets safety, manning, and equipment standards for commercially operated yachts.

The licensing process involves submission of the vessel's documentation to the relevant Port Authority, a safety inspection where required, verification of crew qualifications, and confirmation of adequate insurance coverage including Greek P&I.

VAT & Taxation

Greece operates a favourable VAT regime for yacht charter under the EU distance-selling provisions. The effective VAT rate on charter fees can be significantly reduced based on the proportion of the charter voyage spent outside Greek territorial waters. This makes Greece one of the most tax-efficient charter jurisdictions in the Mediterranean.

Key Facts
Authority: Hellenic Coast Guard (Limeniko Soma) · Licence: Professional Vessel Licence (Epangelmatiko Ploio) · Timeline: 6–10 weeks · VAT: Reduced effective rate under distance-selling provisions · Crew: Greek-speaking crew provisions may apply · Insurance: Greek P&I coverage required

We provide charter licensing services across every major jurisdiction — each with its own regulatory framework, safety requirements, and fiscal obligations. Our role is to make the complexity invisible to you.

Emma Karanova

Chief Executive Officer, Nave Magna

Ready to charter in Greece?

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Charter License in Italy

Nave da Diporto Commerciale registration for the Amalfi Coast, Sardinia, Sicily, and all Italian waters.

The Italian coastline — from the Amalfi Coast and Sardinia to Sicily and the Aeolian Islands — represents some of the most desirable cruising grounds in the Mediterranean. Commercial charter requires registration as a Nave da Diporto Commerciale.

Licensing Requirements

Commercial charter in Italy requires the vessel to be registered as a Nave da Diporto Commerciale (Commercial Pleasure Vessel) with the relevant Capitaneria di Porto (Harbour Office). The vessel must hold a valid commercial certificate of safety issued by the Italian maritime authorities or an equivalent certificate from the flag state recognised under Italian law.

The charter contract must comply with the Italian Navigation Code (Codice della Navigazione), which sets out specific requirements for commercial vessel operations, passenger safety, crew qualifications, and liability.

VAT & Fiscal Obligations

Italy applies IVA (Imposta sul Valore Aggiunto) at 22% on charter fees for voyages originating from Italian ports. However, the effective rate may be reduced through provisions that account for the proportion of the charter spent outside Italian territorial waters.

Key Facts
Authority: Capitaneria di Porto · Registration: Nave da Diporto Commerciale · Legislation: Codice della Navigazione · Timeline: 6–12 weeks · IVA: 22% with potential reductions for offshore voyages

We provide charter licensing services across every major jurisdiction — each with its own regulatory framework, safety requirements, and fiscal obligations. Our role is to make the complexity invisible to you.

Emma Karanova

Chief Executive Officer, Nave Magna

Ready to charter in Italy?

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Charter License in France

Titre de Navigation Commerciale for the French Riviera, Corsica, and all French waters.

The French Riviera remains the epicentre of Mediterranean yachting — from Cannes and Saint-Tropez to Monaco and Corsica. Commercial charter requires a Titre de Navigation Commerciale and Division 240/241 safety compliance.

Licensing Requirements

Commercial yacht charter in France requires the vessel to hold a Titre de Navigation Commerciale (Commercial Navigation Certificate) and comply with the Division 240 or Division 241 safety regulations. The operator must be registered with the Affaires Maritimes (Maritime Affairs).

France maintains detailed requirements for safety equipment, firefighting capability, life-saving appliances, and navigation systems aboard commercially operated yachts.

Taxes & Annual Charges

France levies the DAFN (Droit Annuel de Francisation et de Navigation) — an annual registration and navigation tax calculated based on hull length and engine power. Corsica benefits from a reduced DAFN rate. VAT on charter fees is applied at 20% for voyages originating from French ports, with potential reductions for time outside territorial waters.

Key Facts
Authority: Affaires Maritimes · Licence: Titre de Navigation Commerciale · Safety Code: Division 240/241 · Timeline: 6–10 weeks · VAT: 20% with offshore provisions · Annual Tax: DAFN (reduced in Corsica) · Key Ports: Antibes, Cannes, Nice, Saint-Tropez

We provide charter licensing services across every major jurisdiction — each with its own regulatory framework, safety requirements, and fiscal obligations. Our role is to make the complexity invisible to you.

Emma Karanova

Chief Executive Officer, Nave Magna

Ready to charter on the Côte d'Azur?

Contact us to begin the French commercial registration process.

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Charter License in Croatia

Commercial navigation permit for Dubrovnik, Split, Hvar, Kornati, and the entire Adriatic coast.

Croatia's Adriatic coastline — over 1,200 islands, crystal waters, and historic port towns from Dubrovnik to Split to Hvar — has become one of the fastest-growing yacht charter markets in the Mediterranean.

Licensing Requirements

Commercial yacht charter in Croatia requires a commercial navigation permit issued by the Croatian Maritime Administration (Uprava pomorstva). The vessel must comply with the Croatian Maritime Code (Pomorski Zakonik) and carry a Croatian-certified ship's agent who acts as the local representative.

Croatia has streamlined its charter licensing process in recent years to accommodate growing demand while maintaining safety and regulatory standards.

Taxes & Fees

Croatia applies a sojourn tax per person per night for charter guests, vessel light dues based on gross tonnage, and VAT at 25% on charter fees with potential reductions under EU provisions for offshore voyages.

Key Facts
Authority: Croatian Maritime Administration · Legislation: Pomorski Zakonik · Timeline: 4–8 weeks · VAT: 25% with EU offshore provisions · Requirement: Croatian ship's agent mandatory · Key Areas: Dubrovnik, Split, Hvar, Kornati

We provide charter licensing services across every major jurisdiction — each with its own regulatory framework, safety requirements, and fiscal obligations. Our role is to make the complexity invisible to you.

Emma Karanova

Chief Executive Officer, Nave Magna

Ready to charter in Croatia?

Contact us to begin the Croatian charter licensing process.

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Charter License in Turkey

Blue Voyage licensing for Bodrum, Göcek, Fethiye, and the Turkish Riviera.

Turkey's coastline stretches over 8,000 kilometres across the Aegean and Mediterranean. The country pioneered the gulet charter and remains one of the most scenic and cost-effective charter destinations.

Licensing Requirements

Turkey requires a Blue Voyage (Mavi Yolculuk) licence for commercial yacht charter. For Turkish-flagged vessels, the licence is obtained through the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure. Foreign-flagged vessels must obtain a temporary charter permit with additional documentation and cabotage compliance.

Turkish charter regulations require a licensed Turkish captain for vessels operating commercially in Turkish territorial waters, regardless of flag state.

Cabotage & Regulations

Turkey maintains cabotage laws restricting coastal commercial operations to Turkish-flagged vessels. Foreign-flagged yachts can obtain temporary charter permits with specific exemptions. The framework has been subject to periodic reform, and we maintain current knowledge of applicable rules.

Key Facts
Authority: Ministry of Transport & Infrastructure · Licence: Blue Voyage (Mavi Yolculuk) · Timeline: 4–8 weeks · Crew: Licensed Turkish captain required · Key Areas: Bodrum, Göcek, Fethiye, Marmaris, Antalya

We provide charter licensing services across every major jurisdiction — each with its own regulatory framework, safety requirements, and fiscal obligations. Our role is to make the complexity invisible to you.

Emma Karanova

Chief Executive Officer, Nave Magna

Ready to charter in Turkey?

Contact us to begin the Blue Voyage licensing process.

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Charter License in the Caribbean

Multi-island licensing across the Bahamas, BVI, St Martin, Antigua, and the entire Caribbean basin.

The Caribbean winter charter season represents the second major pillar of the global yacht charter market. The regulatory landscape is fragmented, with each island nation maintaining its own licensing framework. We manage charter licensing across all major Caribbean jurisdictions.

Key Jurisdictions

Bahamas

Cruising permit from Customs, licensed Bahamian charter agent, Bahamas Maritime Authority compliance. 2–4 weeks.

British Virgin Islands

BVI Shipping Registry commercial charter licence, Merchant Shipping Act compliance, licence fee and marine conservation fee. 2–4 weeks.

US Virgin Islands

US Coast Guard regulated, Jones Act cabotage restrictions for foreign-flagged vessels. Careful itinerary structuring required.

St Martin / Sint Maarten

Dual French-Dutch administration. Licensing requirements depend on port of embarkation. We manage both sides.

Antigua & Barbuda

Department of Marine Services commercial licensing. English Harbour and Falmouth Harbour provide established yacht support.

Multi-Island Programmes

Caribbean itineraries frequently cross between jurisdictions. We manage the full regulatory portfolio for multi-island operations, providing a single point of coordination across all jurisdictions.

Caribbean Charter Season
Peak: December–April · Hurricane Season: June–November · Major Shows: Antigua Charter Yacht Show (Dec), St Barths Bucket (Mar) · Key Hubs: Nassau, Tortola, St Martin, Antigua, Grenada

We provide charter licensing services across every major jurisdiction — each with its own regulatory framework, safety requirements, and fiscal obligations. Our role is to make the complexity invisible to you.

Emma Karanova

Chief Executive Officer, Nave Magna

Planning a Caribbean charter season?

Contact us for a complete licensing package across all your intended Caribbean jurisdictions.

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Charter License in Montenegro

Streamlined licensing through the Maritime Safety Department for one of the Adriatic's most exciting charter destinations.

Montenegro's coastline — from the Bay of Kotor to Budva, Tivat, and Porto Montenegro — has emerged as one of the Mediterranean's most dynamic yacht destinations. The regulatory framework is overseen by the Maritime Safety Department, and the licensing process is notably more streamlined than many neighbouring jurisdictions.

Licensing Requirements

Commercial charter in Montenegro requires a commercial navigation permit issued by the Maritime Safety Department. The vessel must carry insurance coverage meeting Montenegrin requirements and comply with local safety regulations. Crew qualifications must be verified and documented.

Montenegro does not currently impose VAT on charter services in the same manner as EU member states, though this is expected to evolve as the country progresses toward EU accession. We monitor the regulatory landscape and advise on any changes that affect charter operations.

Porto Montenegro & Infrastructure

Porto Montenegro in Tivat has become one of the most significant superyacht marinas in the Mediterranean, with berths for vessels up to 250 metres. The Bay of Kotor — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — provides spectacular cruising in sheltered waters. Montenegro offers competitive berthing rates and an evolving yachting infrastructure.

Key Facts
Authority: Maritime Safety Department · Timeline: 4–6 weeks · VAT: Evolving — not currently EU-aligned · Key Ports: Porto Montenegro (Tivat), Budva, Kotor Bay · Infrastructure: Berths up to 250m at Porto Montenegro

We provide charter licensing services across every major jurisdiction — each with its own regulatory framework, safety requirements, and fiscal obligations. Our role is to make the complexity invisible to you.

Emma Karanova

Chief Executive Officer, Nave Magna

Ready to charter in Montenegro?

Contact us to begin the Montenegrin charter licensing process.

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Charter License Malta & Gibraltar

Flag state compliance and commercial yacht codes for two of the Mediterranean's most established maritime registries.

Malta and Gibraltar serve primarily as flag state registries rather than charter cruising destinations, though charter operations do take place in their waters. Both offer well-established regulatory frameworks for commercially operated yachts, and many charter vessels worldwide fly the Maltese or Gibraltarian flag. Understanding the interaction between flag state requirements and operating jurisdiction licensing is essential.

Malta Yacht Code

The Malta Yacht Code (administered by Transport Malta) provides the regulatory framework for commercially operated yachts flagged in Malta. The Code covers safety construction, safety equipment, manning, crew qualifications, and operational requirements. Malta offers a favourable tonnage tax regime for qualifying yacht operations and has established itself as one of the leading superyacht registries globally.

For charter operations in Maltese waters specifically, the vessel must comply with the Malta Yacht Code and carry appropriate insurance. We coordinate with Transport Malta to ensure compliance with both flag state and port state requirements.

Gibraltar Red Ensign

Gibraltar is a Crown Dependency within the Red Ensign Group, offering a British maritime heritage with distinct regulatory advantages. The Gibraltar Maritime Administration oversees vessel registration and compliance for commercially operated yachts. Gibraltar-flagged vessels benefit from Red Ensign Group recognition worldwide and access to British Admiralty services.

We advise on the interaction between Gibraltar flag state requirements and the licensing obligations of the jurisdiction where the charter actually takes place — whether that is Spain, Italy, France, or elsewhere in the Mediterranean.

Key Facts
Malta: Transport Malta · Malta Yacht Code · Tonnage tax regime · Leading superyacht registry · Gibraltar: Gibraltar Maritime Administration · Red Ensign Group · British maritime heritage · Port state coordination required for charter operations

We provide charter licensing services across every major jurisdiction — each with its own regulatory framework, safety requirements, and fiscal obligations. Our role is to make the complexity invisible to you.

Emma Karanova

Chief Executive Officer, Nave Magna

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Charter License in the BVI

Commercial charter licensing through the BVI Shipping Registry for one of the Caribbean's most popular sailing destinations.

The British Virgin Islands — with over 60 islands and cays, protected anchorages, and reliable trade winds — is one of the world's premier sailing destinations and a major centre for both crewed and bareboat yacht charter. Commercial charter is regulated through the BVI Shipping Registry under the BVI Merchant Shipping Act.

Licensing Requirements

The BVI requires a commercial charter licence issued by the BVI Shipping Registry. Vessels must meet the BVI Merchant Shipping Act requirements for commercial operation, including safety equipment, crew qualifications, and insurance. The BVI applies a charter boat licence fee calculated on vessel tonnage and a marine conservation fee per charter.

Crew must hold STCW qualifications appropriate to the vessel's tonnage and operation. The captain requires a Certificate of Competency valid for commercial yacht operation in the BVI. We verify all crew documentation as part of the licensing process.

Operations & Infrastructure

The BVI offers well-established charter infrastructure centred on Tortola, with major marinas at Road Town, Nanny Cay, and Scrub Island. The island group provides exceptional cruising with short passages between anchorages, making it ideal for both experienced and novice charterers. The BVI charter season runs from November through July, with peak demand during the winter months.

Key Facts
Authority: BVI Shipping Registry · Legislation: BVI Merchant Shipping Act · Timeline: 2–4 weeks · Fees: Charter boat licence fee + marine conservation fee · Key Base: Tortola (Road Town, Nanny Cay) · Season: November–July

We provide charter licensing services across every major jurisdiction — each with its own regulatory framework, safety requirements, and fiscal obligations. Our role is to make the complexity invisible to you.

Emma Karanova

Chief Executive Officer, Nave Magna

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Charter License in the UAE

Emirate-specific licensing for Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Ras Al Khaimah yacht charter operations.

The UAE has become a significant yacht charter destination, particularly Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The regulatory landscape is emirate-specific, with each maritime authority maintaining distinct requirements for commercial vessel operation. The UAE offers a year-round charter season with peak demand during the cooler months from October through April.

Emirate-Specific Licensing

Charter licensing in the UAE falls under the jurisdiction of the relevant emirate's maritime authority. Dubai is regulated by the Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA), Abu Dhabi by the Abu Dhabi Maritime Authority, and Ras Al Khaimah by its own maritime department. Each has distinct requirements for vessel registration, crew certification, safety equipment, and insurance.

The UAE requires commercial vessels to be registered with the relevant emirate's maritime authority and to hold a valid commercial operating permit. Crew must hold qualifications recognised by the issuing emirate's administration. We work with established local partners across all major emirates to manage the licensing process.

Dubai & Abu Dhabi Operations

Dubai offers world-class marina infrastructure at Dubai Marina, Port Rashid, and Dubai Harbour, with berths for superyachts and a growing charter market. Abu Dhabi provides access to the Sir Bani Yas archipelago and the Saadiyat Island coastline. The UAE's position between the Mediterranean and Asia-Pacific makes it a strategic stopover for repositioning voyages.

Key Facts
Authorities: DMCA (Dubai), Abu Dhabi Maritime, RAK Maritime · Timeline: 4–8 weeks · Season: Year-round, peak October–April · Key Marinas: Dubai Marina, Dubai Harbour, Yas Marina (Abu Dhabi) · Note: Emirate-specific requirements — each has distinct regulations

We provide charter licensing services across every major jurisdiction — each with its own regulatory framework, safety requirements, and fiscal obligations. Our role is to make the complexity invisible to you.

Emma Karanova

Chief Executive Officer, Nave Magna

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Charter License in Asia-Pacific

Commercial yacht licensing across Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the wider Asia-Pacific region.

The Asia-Pacific region offers some of the world's most spectacular cruising grounds — from Thailand's Andaman coast and Indonesia's Raja Ampat to Malaysia's Langkawi and Myanmar's Mergui Archipelago. Each country maintains its own maritime regulatory framework, and commercial charter requires proper licensing in every operating jurisdiction.

Thailand & Andaman Coast

Thailand requires a commercial vessel licence from the Marine Department for charter operations. Vessels must comply with Thai maritime safety standards and carry Thai-certified safety equipment. Phuket is the primary charter base, with the Similan Islands, Phang Nga Bay, and the Phi Phi Islands among the most popular destinations. The Thai charter season runs from November through April.

Indonesia & Raja Ampat

Indonesia requires a CAIT (Clearance Approval for Indonesian Territory) for foreign-flagged vessels and a separate charter permit for commercial operations. Raja Ampat, Komodo, and the Banda Islands have emerged as premier expedition charter destinations. The regulatory framework involves coordination between the Ministry of Transportation and local port authorities. We manage the permitting process through established local agents.

Malaysia & Myanmar

Malaysia regulates commercial vessel operations through the Marine Department of Malaysia. Langkawi offers duty-free benefits and established marina facilities. Myanmar's Mergui Archipelago remains one of the last frontier cruising grounds, though the regulatory and political environment requires careful navigation. We coordinate with local partners across the region.

Key Facts
Thailand: Marine Department licence, Phuket base, Nov–Apr season · Indonesia: CAIT + charter permit, Raja Ampat and Komodo · Malaysia: Marine Department, Langkawi duty-free zone · Timeline: 4–10 weeks depending on jurisdiction · Note: Each country requires separate licensing

We provide charter licensing services across every major jurisdiction — each with its own regulatory framework, safety requirements, and fiscal obligations. Our role is to make the complexity invisible to you.

Emma Karanova

Chief Executive Officer, Nave Magna

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Privacy Policy

How Nave Magna collects, uses, and protects your personal information.

Last updated: 8 March 2026

1. Who We Are

Nave Magna Ltd ("Nave Magna", "we", "us", "our") is a yacht brokerage and marine services company registered in England and Wales. Our registered office is at 75 Shelton Street, London WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom. We are the data controller for the personal information we collect through this website and our services.

For any privacy-related enquiries, contact us at info@navemagna.com or write to us at the address above.

2. Information We Collect

Information you provide

When you contact us, submit an enquiry, register for our auction platform, or engage our services, we may collect your name, email address, telephone number, company or family office name, and any information you include in your correspondence with us.

Information collected automatically

When you visit our website, our server logs may record your IP address, browser type, operating system, referring URL, pages visited, and the date and time of your visit. We do not use third-party analytics, advertising pixels, or social media tracking scripts.

Auction platform data

If you register as a bidder on our auction platform, we collect additional information required for bidder verification, including proof of identity and proof of funds. Phone numbers and IP addresses are encrypted at rest using AES-256-CBC encryption.

3. How We Use Your Information

We use your personal information for the following purposes:

To respond to your enquiries and provide the services you request
To manage yacht sale and purchase transactions, including MYBA contract administration
To operate our auction platform, including bidder verification and notification
To provide yacht management, charter, and financial services
To comply with legal and regulatory obligations, including anti-money laundering requirements
To protect our legitimate business interests and enforce our terms

4. Legal Basis for Processing

We process your personal information on the following legal bases under the UK GDPR:

Contract performance: processing necessary to fulfil our contractual obligations to you, including brokerage, management, and financial services
Legitimate interests: processing necessary for our legitimate business interests, including responding to enquiries, operating our website, and improving our services
Legal obligation: processing necessary to comply with legal and regulatory requirements, including anti-money laundering (AML), know-your-customer (KYC), and Financial Conduct Authority obligations
Consent: where you have provided specific consent, for example when registering for our auction platform

5. Data Sharing

We do not sell, rent, or trade your personal information to third parties. We may share your information with:

SeaPay® / Privat 3 Money Ltd: our FCA-authorised financial services partner, for escrow, payroll, and transaction processing
Professional advisors: lawyers, surveyors, and flag state agents involved in your transaction
Regulatory authorities: where required by law, including the Financial Conduct Authority, HMRC, and law enforcement
Co-brokers: where a transaction involves co-brokerage arrangements, and only with your knowledge

We do not transfer personal data outside the UK/EEA except where adequate safeguards are in place in accordance with UK GDPR requirements.

6. Cookies

Our website uses only essential cookies necessary for the website to function. We do not use analytics cookies, advertising cookies, or third-party tracking scripts. Essential cookies include session management cookies and any cookies required for the auction platform login functionality.

You can control cookies through your browser settings. Disabling essential cookies may prevent certain features of the website from functioning correctly.

7. Data Security

We implement appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect your personal information against unauthorised access, alteration, disclosure, or destruction. These measures include encrypted data storage (AES-256-CBC for sensitive auction data), secure server infrastructure, access controls, and regular security reviews.

8. Data Retention

We retain your personal information for as long as necessary to fulfil the purposes for which it was collected, including to satisfy legal, regulatory, accounting, or reporting requirements. For completed transactions, we retain records for a minimum of six years in accordance with anti-money laundering regulations. Enquiry data is retained for two years from last contact unless a transaction or ongoing relationship results.

9. Your Rights

Under the UK GDPR, you have the right to:

Access the personal information we hold about you
Request correction of inaccurate information
Request deletion of your information (subject to legal retention requirements)
Object to or restrict processing of your information
Data portability — receive your data in a structured, machine-readable format
Withdraw consent at any time where processing is based on consent

To exercise any of these rights, contact us at info@navemagna.com. We will respond within 30 days. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) at ico.org.uk.

10. Changes to This Policy

We may update this privacy policy from time to time. Any changes will be posted on this page with an updated revision date. We encourage you to review this policy periodically.

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Terms of Use

The terms governing your use of the Nave Magna website and services.

Last updated: 8 March 2026

1. Introduction

These Terms of Use ("Terms") govern your access to and use of the Nave Magna website at navemagna.com (the "Website") and any services offered through it. By accessing or using the Website, you agree to be bound by these Terms. If you do not agree, you should not use the Website.

The Website is operated by Nave Magna Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales (company number pending), with its registered office at 75 Shelton Street, London WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom.

2. Services

Nave Magna provides yacht brokerage, management, charter, refit supervision, tax advisory, charter licensing, and financial services through SeaPay® (provided by Privat 3 Money Ltd, FCA-authorised). The Website provides information about these services and allows you to browse yacht listings, submit enquiries, and access our auction platform.

The information on this Website is provided for general informational purposes. It does not constitute an offer to sell, a solicitation of an offer to buy, or a recommendation regarding any yacht, investment, or financial product.

3. Yacht Listings

Yacht listings on this Website are provided for informational purposes. While we endeavour to ensure accuracy, we do not warrant the completeness or accuracy of any listing information, including specifications, condition, price, or availability. All listings are subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Prices are displayed as provided by the seller and may not include VAT, duties, brokerage fees, or other applicable charges. VAT status is stated where known but should be independently verified as part of any transaction due diligence.

4. Auction Platform

Access to the auction platform requires registration and verification. By registering, you agree to provide accurate and complete information, maintain the security of your account credentials, and comply with the auction rules including deposit requirements, bidding procedures, and buyer's premium obligations.

Nave Magna reserves the right to approve or reject bidder registrations at its sole discretion. Bids placed through the platform constitute binding offers subject to the applicable auction terms and the MYBA Memorandum of Agreement.

5. Intellectual Property

The content on this Website — including text, design, layout, graphics, photographs, logos, and software — is the property of Nave Magna Ltd or its licensors and is protected by copyright, trademark, and other intellectual property laws. You may not reproduce, distribute, modify, or create derivative works from any content on this Website without our prior written consent.

Yacht photographs are provided by sellers or their representatives and are used with permission for the purposes of marketing the vessel. They remain the property of their respective owners.

6. User Conduct

You agree not to use the Website for any unlawful purpose, attempt to gain unauthorised access to any part of the Website or its systems, interfere with the operation of the Website, submit false or misleading information, or use the Website to harvest personal data about other users.

7. Financial Services Disclaimer

Financial services referenced on this Website are provided by Privat 3 Money Ltd, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority as an Electronic Money Institution (FRN 900989), operating under the SeaPay® brand. Nave Magna Ltd is not itself authorised by the FCA. Any financial service, product, or facility described on this Website is subject to separate terms and conditions and eligibility requirements.

Nothing on this Website constitutes financial advice. You should seek independent professional advice before making any financial decisions.

8. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Nave Magna Ltd shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages arising from your use of the Website or our services. Our total liability for any claim arising from or related to the Website shall not exceed the fees you have paid to us in the twelve months preceding the claim.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits our liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or any other liability that cannot be excluded or limited by English law.

9. Third-Party Links

The Website may contain links to third-party websites. These links are provided for convenience only. We do not endorse, control, or accept responsibility for the content, privacy policies, or practices of any third-party website.

10. Governing Law

These Terms are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and Wales. Any dispute arising from or in connection with these Terms shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.

11. Changes to These Terms

We reserve the right to modify these Terms at any time. Changes will be posted on this page with an updated revision date. Your continued use of the Website after any changes constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms.

12. Contact

For any questions regarding these Terms, contact us at info@navemagna.com or write to Nave Magna Ltd, 75 Shelton Street, London WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom.

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Confidential Search

Not every yacht is publicly listed. Tell us what you are looking for and we will conduct a discreet market search including off-market opportunities.

The most exceptional vessels rarely appear on the open market. They change hands through private introductions between trusted parties. Our network — built over years of transactions across Europe, the Caribbean, and Asia-Pacific — gives you access to opportunities that are not available through any listing platform or public search.

What Happens

You Tell Us

Your requirements, preferences, budget range, and any constraints. This conversation is entirely confidential.

We Search

Our team conducts a comprehensive search across public listings, off-market opportunities, and our private network of owners and brokers.

We Present

A curated shortlist of vessels that match your criteria, with our assessment of each — condition, value, documentation status, and any considerations.

You Decide

No obligation. If a vessel interests you, we manage the entire acquisition process. If none are right, we continue searching.

No Obligation, No Fees Until Completion
There is no charge for the search itself. Our brokerage commission is payable only upon successful completion of a purchase. Your enquiry and requirements remain confidential at all times.

Emma Karanova

Chief Executive Officer

Your search will be handled personally.

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Privacy Policy

1. Who We Are

2. Information We Collect

Information you provide

Information collected automatically

Auction platform data

3. How We Use Your Information

4. Legal Basis for Processing

5. Data Sharing

6. Cookies

7. Data Security

8. Data Retention

9. Your Rights

10. Changes to This Policy

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Terms of Use

1. Introduction

2. Services

3. Yacht Listings

4. Auction Platform

5. Intellectual Property

6. User Conduct

7. Financial Services Disclaimer

8. Limitation of Liability

9. Third-Party Links

10. Governing Law

11. Changes to These Terms

12. Contact

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