A fee of €519 is due for the inspection for the purpose of issuing documentation of total volume for sailing through the Panama Canal (PC/UMS Documentation of Total Volume).
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A fee of €145 per man-hour is due for work arising from the provisions of or pursuant to the Certificates of Tonnage Act 1981, and for which a fee is not set under any of the other articles of this Paragraph.
For the work for the purpose of issuing a certificate as referred to in Article 311a(1) of the Dutch Commercial Code or Article 37(1) of the Dutch Registered Ships Measure 1992, the applicant will owe the following fees:a.if the application concerns a vessel used exclusively...
A fee of €206 is due for work for the purpose of issuing the certificate of registry referred to in Sections 6(3) and 6a(3) of the Dutch Certificates of Registration Act, or a provisional certificate of registry as referred to in Sections 4 and 4a...
1.If the work for the purpose of issuing documents as referred to in this article does not result in the issuance of that document through no fault of the officials of the Human Environment and Transport Inspectorate, the fee of €145 per man-hour will be...
If the type of ship is not listed in Article 3.25, for the inspection required for issuing a certificate or a declaration by the Minister, the fee is based on the fee of the type of ship that resembles it the most.
A fee of €214 is due for the on-board inspection required for an interim update of a certificate or declaration.
The issuance of a medical certificate on the general physical condition of the seafarer by a designated medical practitioner is subject to a fee not exceeding €111, excluding VAT, for a physical examination only and not exceeding €170, excluding VAT, for a full examination.
1.A fee of €1,855 is due for the reimbursement as referred to in Section 14(1) of the Dutch Port State Control Act.2.A fee of €636 is due for the reimbursement as referred to in Section 14(2) of the Port State Control Act.