Stowaway resolution

Tailored services that solve distinctive problems.

Stowaways cause disruption, delay and can lead to difficulties in resolution, handling and removal. Our industry experts provide close quarters security guards when needed to travel on board, keeping the crew and the stowaways safe. Full administrative support is provided by way of governmental representation and safe repatriation of illegals.

Access to embassies and consulates

Robmarine has developed commercial access to many embassies and consulates around the world. Although the main area of expertise is predominantly throughout the African continent, we can make representations world-wide.

Based on personal interviews, telephone discussions and the completion of written questionnaires, we are able to conduct background and due diligence enquiries into the given nationality of a stowaway and thereafter make representations to appropriate embassies with applications for emergency travel documentation.

Emergency documentation may be valid for one way travel, have a time restriction or be limited to travel on specific routes.

Robmarine has direct access to an international network of offices which introduces time saving, and therefore a cost saving element to the process of stowaway management. An ever-expanding stowaway database enables immediate identification of repeat offenders and we offer an international first in current stowaway data and statistics.

Our in-house expertise and pragmatic approach to dealing with stowaway documentation and repatriation, ensures positive and speedy results.

If you need a professional solution to your stowaway problems simply get in touch with us today:

Telephone: (24/7) +44 7785734633 

Email: crewcare@ameydemarine.com

Charlotte Malkin - Crew Care Coordinator

Enterprise House, Ocean Village,  Southampton, SO14 3XB

Michael Robertson – UK P&I Services Manager

Birchin Court, 20 Birchin Lane, London EC3V 9DU

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