Ship Agent in Colombia and Cartagena Ship Agent (Deck Agent / Ship Agent)
When your vessel calls at a port in the Colombian Caribbean, you need a single point of contact to ensure that everything happens on time and is properly documented.
Su representante a bordo · +6 anos en puerto
Please provide the port and ETA.
Two pieces of information to get started. With your port of call and estimated ETA, we’ll handle all pre-arrival coordination and confirm availability with no obligation.
Dos datos para arrancar. Envienos puerto y ETA en el panel y confirmamos disponibilidad sin compromiso.
Enviar puerto y ETAWe coordinate berthing, interactions with authorities, and crews
We take care of everything that delays a port call: berthing, port authorities, immigration, health inspections, and stevedoring crews. When your ship arrives, the dock, permits, and personnel are already ready.
Ya tiene fecha? Mientras antes nos nomine, mejor coordinamos su ventana de operacion.
Solicitar cotizacionWe provide on-board representation and act as a liaison between the vessel and the terminal
A deck agent oversees the entire operation, representing the interests of the shipowner or charterer, and maintains constant communication between the vessel, the terminal, the crews, and the agency.
Ya tiene fecha? Mientras antes nos nomine, mejor coordinamos su ventana de operacion.
Solicitar cotizacionReal-time report + Statement of Facts
Receive updates on loading and unloading progress, downtime, and any developments as they occur, with a Statement of Facts at the end to support claims for laytime and delays, in Spanish and English.
Real-time report
No espere al cierre de la operacion para enterarse. Recibe el avance de cargue y descargue, los tiempos muertos y cada novedad mientras ocurren, con el respaldo del Statement of Facts al final.
Real-time report + Statement of Facts (ES / EN)Senales de que necesita este servicio
Si reconoce alguno de estos escenarios, es momento de nominar a su agente.
Your vessel is about to call at port and requires coordination with berthing authorities, port authorities, immigration, and health officials.
You want your own representative on board to look out for your interests during loading and unloading.
You need reports in English for your office or your P&I club, using correct maritime terminology.
You are operating in Colombian ports for the first time and need someone familiar with local procedures.