PORT INFORMATION GUIDE - Harbourmaster

PART II | 4. NOTIFICATION
PORT OF GÖTEBORG
• the number of passengers and crew
• has any person died on board during the voyage otherwise than as a result of an
accident?
• is there on board or has there been during the voyage any case of disease which you
suspect to be of an infectious nature?
• is there any sick person on board right now?
• are you aware of any other condition on board which may lead to infection or spread
of
disease?
In case of one of these questions having been answered by “yes”, or in case of other
quarantine problems:
• advise the pilot and the ship’s agent
• immediately contact:
Smittskyddsenheten
Kaserntorget 11 B
411 18 GÖTEBORG
Telephone central: +46 31 368 00 00
Telephone: +46 31 368 56 00
Fax: +46 31 13 37 95
Opening and closing hours:
Monday-Thursday 9.00-16.00
Friday 9.00-15.00
4.3 IMMIGRATION
PRIOR TO ARRIVAL
On entering Swedish territory (12 nautical mile zone) the Master of a seagoing vessel must
immediately:
• forward a Crew and Passenger list – IMO FAL 1 and National enclosure to IMO
FAL 1
• report the presence of any stowaways to Göteborg Port Control
WHILE IN SWEDEN
Crewmembers who wish to go ashore
Masters of ships shall in advance provide lists of crewmembers and passengers signed by
an officer on board to the port officer on duty. Crew and passenger lists shall contain first
name and surname, date of birth and rank on board of every person on the list.
Crewmembers and passengers must also provide identification when they pass through the
gate at the entrance and exit.
Crew and passenger list according to the Schengen Borders Code
Crew and passenger list according to the Schengen Borders Code should be submitted not
later than when the vessel enters the port. The Swedish Coast Guard (SCG) recommends
that the list be forwarded in advance together with the Maritime Security Notification. Those
vessels not required to submit a Maritime Security Notification are advised to submit their
lists in advance in accordance with the old regulations, i.e. not later than 24 hours before
estimated time of arrival at the destination port.
PORT INFORMATION GUIDE • Source: Harbour Master Port of Göteborg • May 2009 29