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How to register a boat in Ukraine

Atten­tion! On 04/08/2020, the Cab­i­net of Min­is­ters amend­ed Res­o­lu­tion No. 1069 — and can­celed reg­is­tra­tion for many own­ers of small boats and can­celed those. inspec­tions!

• boats up to 4 meters with motors up to 10 kW or 13 hp — not reg­is­tered ¹!
• all small boats of non-com­mer­cial, per­son­al use — tech­ni­cal inspec­tions do not pass, but with con­di­tions ²!

¹ You are also required to have doc­u­ments con­firm­ing your own­er­ship of the boat and motor.

² Your boat must have a Small Ves­sel Cer­tifi­cate or oth­er doc­u­ment issued by the qual­i­fi­ca­tion author­i­ty, these papers are received direct­ly by the man­u­fac­tur­er of the boat and issued to you as a buy­er, in the absence of the lat­ter, you will be required to under­go an inspec­tion in the Reg­is­ter of Ship­ping.

https://www.kmu.gov.ua/news/vladislav-kriklij-sproshcheno-reyestraciyu-suden

Also, the Verk­hov­na Rada is still con­sid­er­ing the “Draft Law on Inland Water Trans­port” accept­ed!

Key points in the draft Law for own­ers of small boats, i.e. for us it is:

• boat longer than 4 meters — reg­is­tered
• a boat with an engine more pow­er­ful than 12 kW — is reg­is­tered, regard­less of its length
• boat up to 4 meters inclu­sive with a motor up to 12 kW inclu­sive — not reg­is­tered

Amend­ments to the “Code of Ukraine on Admin­is­tra­tive Offens­es”, Arti­cle 116. “Vio­la­tion of the rules for main­tain­ing order and safe­ty of nav­i­ga­tion on inland water trans­port, small and recre­ation­al ves­sels”

The amounts of fines are increas­ing, but so far the changes have not been adopt­ed !!!

Vio­la­tion Penal­ty Boat­mas­ters’ man­age­ment of small, sport­ing and plea­sure ves­sels not duly reg­is­tered or bear­ing iden­ti­fi­ca­tion num­bers, or on board which lack the nec­es­sary sig­nal or life-sav­ing appli­ances or valid ship’s papers, or the load­ing rules, pas­sen­ger capac­i­ty norms, restric­tions on area and sail­ing con­di­tions 20 non-tax­able min­i­mums (UAH 340) Repeat­ed com­mis­sion of a vio­la­tion dur­ing the year, pro­vid­ed for in part one 30 non-tax­able min­i­mums (510 UAH) Skip­pers exceed­ing the estab­lished speed of move­ment by nav­i­ga­tors of small and sports ves­sels and ves­sels for enter­tain­ment, non-com­pli­ance with the require­ments of nav­i­ga­tion­al signs, inten­tion­al stop­ping or park­ing of the ves­sel in pro­hib­it­ed places, vio­la­tion of the rules for maneu­ver­ing, giv­ing sound sig­nals, car­ry­ing on-board lights and signs, vio­la­tion of oth­er estab­lished nav­i­ga­tion rules 10 non-tax­able min­i­ma (170 UAH) Repeat­ed com­mis­sion of a vio­la­tion dur­ing the year, pro­vid­ed for in part three 20 non-tax­able min­i­mums (UAH 340) Oper­a­tion of a small, sport­ing or plea­sure craft by a per­son not autho­rized to oper­ate such a craft, or trans­fer of con­trol of such a craft to a per­son not autho­rized to oper­ate such a craft 30 non-tax­able min­i­mums (510 UAH) Destruc­tion, dam­age, dis­rup­tion, unau­tho­rized rearrange­ment of float­ing and coastal aids to nav­i­ga­tion, com­mu­ni­ca­tions, sig­nal­ing, infor­ma­tion sys­tems, vio­la­tion of the rules for the main­te­nance, oper­a­tion and estab­lished mode of oper­a­tion of nav­i­ga­tion equip­ment on bridges and hydraulic struc­tures, unau­tho­rized place­ment of float­ing struc­tures (berthing ves­sels) on the ship move, unau­tho­rized instal­la­tion on the coast­line of signs, struc­tures, sources of sound and light sig­nals that inter­fere with the recog­ni­tion of nav­i­ga­tion signs and sig­nals 15 non-tax­able min­i­ma (UAH 255) Dis­charge over­board of a sea, riv­er, small, sports or enter­tain­ment ves­sel on inland sea and riv­er water­ways, in the water area of ​​the sea­port of garbage and oth­er items 5 non-tax­able min­i­ma (85 UAH) Fail­ure to noti­fy or untime­ly noti­fi­ca­tion of the ves­sel reg­is­tra­tion author­i­ty about any changes in the infor­ma­tion to be entered in the estab­lished order in the Ship Book of Ukraine with­in two weeks from the date of occur­rence of such changes warn­ing Repeat­ed com­mis­sion dur­ing the year of any of the vio­la­tions pro­vid­ed for in part one of this arti­cle 5 non-tax­able min­i­ma (85 UAH) Eva­sion from the manda­to­ry reg­is­tra­tion of the ves­sel in the Ship Book of Ukraine 20 non-tax­able min­i­mums (UAH 340) Obstruc­tion by any per­son to the boat­mas­ter of a small, sport­ing or plea­sure craft in the nav­i­ga­tion of the ves­sel, or in ensur­ing its safe nav­i­ga­tion, or in ensur­ing the safe­ty of human life 10 non-tax­able min­i­ma (170 UAH)

Accord­ing to the res­o­lu­tions of the Cab­i­net of Min­is­ters of Ukraine, small boats (see the table below) are sub­ject to manda­to­ry reg­is­tra­tion with the assign­ment of a reg­is­tra­tion num­ber, this is done by the State Ser­vice of Ukraine for trans­port safe­ty — Ukr­trans­bezpe­ka, which car­ries out state reg­is­tra­tion of ships in accor­dance with the pro­ce­dure for main­tain­ing the State Ship Reg­is­ter of Ukraine and the Ship Book of Ukraine approved by the Decree of the Cab­i­net of Min­is­ters of Ukraine dat­ed Sep­tem­ber 26, 1997 N 1069.

In addi­tion to reg­is­tra­tion, all small ves­sels are required to under­go annu­al tech­ni­cal inspec­tions at the offices of the Ukrain­ian Ship­ping Reg­is­ter, which car­ries out tech­ni­cal super­vi­sion and clas­si­fi­ca­tion of ves­sels, in accor­dance with the Res­o­lu­tion of the Cab­i­net of Min­is­ters of Ukraine dat­ed 08.06.1998 N 814.

Own­ers of motor­ized boats and boats are addi­tion­al­ly required to pass cer­ti­fi­ca­tion (cours­es) for the right to dri­ve a small boat.

The oper­a­tion of water trans­port is reg­u­lat­ed in accor­dance with the Rules for nav­i­ga­tion on the inland water­ways of Ukraine, plus many regions of Ukraine have their own rules for nav­i­ga­tion in inland waters.

Which boats need to be registered

Accord­ing to the Decree of the Cab­i­net of Min­is­ters “On the approval of the Pro­ce­dure for main­tain­ing the State Ship Reg­is­ter of Ukraine and the Ship Book of Ukraine dat­ed Sep­tem­ber 26, 1997 N 1069” Small ves­sels not sub­ject to reg­is­tra­tion: “The effect of this Pro­ce­dure does not apply to: row­ing ves­sels used with­out an engine, up to 2.5 meters.” Clause 2 was sup­ple­ment­ed by a para­graph in accor­dance with Res­o­lu­tion of the CM No. 933 (933‑2008‑п) dat­ed 10.22.2008

Type of boats required for registration Length cm Row­ing boats (inflat­able PVC rub­ber, wood­en, plas­tic, met­al), kayaks, inflat­able “bananas” over 250 Boats with a motor (any type and pow­er) regard­less of length

Accord­ing to the Law of Ukraine “On Amend­ments to the Code of Ukraine on Admin­is­tra­tive Offens­es Regard­ing Lia­bil­i­ty for Vio­la­tion of Ship­ping Rules” (Vido­mosti Verk­hov­na Rada of Ukraine (VVR), 2002, No. 2, Arti­cle 7)

Under small ves­sels in the first, third, fourth and fifth parts of Arti­cle 116, the sec­ond part of Arti­cle 116–1, the third part of Arti­cle 116–2, the first part of Arti­cle 117, Arti­cle 118, the third part of Arti­cle 129, the fifth part of Arti­cle 130 of this Code should be under­stood as self-pro­pelled ves­sels with main engines with a pow­er of less than 75 hp. (55 kW) and non-self-pro­pelled ves­sels and sail­ing ves­sels with a gross capac­i­ty of less than 80 reg­is­tered tons (or units), as well as motor ves­sels regard­less of engine pow­er, but with a gross capac­i­ty of not more than 10 reg­is­tered tons (or units) and non-self-pro­pelled ves­sels (row­ing boats with a car­ry­ing capac­i­ty of 100 kilo­grams and more, kayaks — 150 kilo­grams and more and inflat­able boats — 225 kilo­grams and more), owned by cit­i­zens. (Arti­cle 116 as amend­ed in accor­dance with Decrees of the Gov­ern­ment of Ukraine N 3282–11 dat­ed 19.12.86, N 7542–11 dat­ed 19.05.89, Law N 55/97-VR dat­ed 07.02.97, N 2686-III dat­ed 13.09.2001, N 586-VI dat­ed 24.09.2008)

Type of boats Load capac­i­ty, kg Row­ing boats (wood­en, plas­tic, met­al) 100 or more Kayaks 150 or more Inflat­able PVC rub­ber row­ing boats (with­out motor) 225 and over Boats with a motor (any type and pow­er) regard­less of load capac­i­ty

In accor­dance with the order, nine ter­ri­to­r­i­al bod­ies of the Ukr­mor­richin­spek­t­sia GIMS will be cre­at­ed and will func­tion in Ukraine: four inter­re­gion­al depart­ments — Dnipropetro­vsk, Kyiv, Lviv and Myko­laiv; three inter­re­gion­al sec­tors — Izmail, Mar­i­upol, and Kharkiv; two inter­re­gion­al admin­is­tra­tions — Ode­sa and Sev­astopol.

List of documents required to register a new boat with a motor

It is only the boat itself that is reg­is­tered, the out­board motor sim­ply fits into the ship tick­et, so you can enter sev­er­al motors for one boat.

For boat

• Sales receipt or bank trans­fer
• A copy of the sales receipt (cer­ti­fied by the seal of the sell­er)
• Invoice with your full name (with the ser­i­al num­ber of the boat)
• A copy of the invoice (cer­ti­fied by the seal of the sell­er)
• Pur­chase and sale agree­ment (with ser­i­al num­ber of the boat)
• Deal­er agree­ment Man­u­fac­tur­er-Sell­er (if you bought the boat not from the man­u­fac­tur­er, but from the deal­er)
• Boat cer­tifi­cate (with boat ser­i­al num­ber)
• Copy of the Cer­tifi­cate of State Reg­is­tra­tion of the Sell­er
• A copy of the Tax Pay­ment Cer­tifi­cate (Sin­gle, VAT…)
• Vityag from the reg­is­ter You can take a tight-fit­ting lane for boats with a motor up to 75 hp from a Notary who has access to the rel­e­vant Reg­is­ters
• Extract from the Uni­fied reg­is­ter of pro­hi­bi­tions on the alien­ation of real estate objects for boats with a 75 hp engine. and more
• Certificate/receipt/payment order from the Tax Admin­is­tra­tion of your dis­trict on the pay­ment of the “Fee for the first reg­is­tra­tion of a vehi­cle” Art. 232.1.2. of the Tax Code of Ukraine
• (form / form for cal­cu­lat­ing the amount of the fee for the first reg­is­tra­tion of a vehi­cle, only for legal enti­ties)
• Orig­i­nal Pass­port
• Copy of Pass­port (1, 2 + reg­is­tra­tion page)
• Copy of iden­ti­fi­ca­tion code

For boats, boats pro­duced out­side of Ukraine

For boat motor

• Sales receipt (with motor ser­i­al num­ber) and / or bank pay­ment
• Invoice with your full name (with engine ser­i­al num­ber)
• A copy of the invoice (cer­ti­fied by the seal of the sell­er)
• Sales con­tract (with engine ser­i­al num­ber)
• Copy of the Cer­tifi­cate of State Reg­is­tra­tion of the Sell­er
• A copy of the Tax Pay­ment Cer­tifi­cate (Sin­gle, VAT…)
• Atten­tion from you may be required by the GTD (Cus­toms Car­go Dec­la­ra­tion) for the motor, rarely, but it hap­pens

The procedure for buying and selling used (used) boats and motors

! ATTENTION!

Nev­er buy used or “new” boats and motors with­out doc­u­ments, because with a high degree of prob­a­bil­i­ty these boats and motors are stolen!

Pur­chase — Sale of used boats and motors.

Now in Ukraine, for a Sale and Pur­chase Agree­ment for used boats and out­board motors, it is nec­es­sary to con­clude not at Com­mod­i­ty Exchanges, but through Notaries and Com­mis­sion shops (entre­pre­neurs engaged in com­mis­sion trade).

Option num­ber 1 — Pur­chase and Sale

From the old own­er

• Boat doc­u­ments (Ship’s tick­et, Small Boat Cer­tifi­cate of Fit­ness)
• Con­tract of sale
• Appli­ca­tion to the Reg­is­trar to dereg­is­ter a boat
• Certificate/extraction from the reg­is­ter of pledges from the Notary
• Act of appraisal of a vehi­cle, name­ly a boat (done by an expert / notary who has the right to assess mov­able prop­er­ty)
• Copy of the pass­port
• Iden­ti­fi­ca­tion code
• Con­sent or pres­ence of sec­ond spouse/ha
• You pay the State duty 5% + Per­son­al income tax 5% of the appraised val­ue of the boat

From you

• Copy of the pass­port
• Iden­ti­fi­ca­tion code

Option num­ber 2 — Pow­er of attor­ney

The old own­er of the boat issues a Gen­er­al Pow­er of Attor­ney for you, but please note that the valid­i­ty of the pow­er of attor­ney will be lim­it­ed to the valid­i­ty of the Ves­sel’s Tick­et.

Next steps with a ready set of documents

With all these doc­u­ments, you go to the Inspec­torate of the Chief State Reg­is­trar of the Fleet (IGDRF), now called Ukr­trans­bezpe­ka, the address in Kyiv is below.

In con­nec­tion with the liq­ui­da­tion of the Inspec­torate of the Chief State Reg­is­trar of the Fleet and the adopt­ed changes to reg­u­la­to­ry doc­u­ments, the Inspec­torate will stop reg­is­ter­ing ships and issu­ing ship doc­u­ments from 09.12.2011

Kyiv, st. Nizh­neyurkovsky 31 and st. Bratskaya 3 — no longer work­ing

tel. 428–72-66, 428–72-62, tel/fax 428–72-69

Announce­ment regard­ing the reg­is­tra­tion of ships and the issuance of ship reg­is­tra­tion doc­u­ments from 14.12.2011

In accor­dance with the Decree of the Pres­i­dent of Ukraine dat­ed 08.04.2011 No. 447/2011 “On the Reg­u­la­tions on the State Inspec­tion of Ukraine for Safe­ty on Sea and Riv­er Trans­port”, the order of the Min­istry of Infra­struc­ture of Ukraine dat­ed 01.11.2011 No. 487 “On Amend­ments to Cer­tain Orders of the Min­istry of Trans­port of Ukraine and of the Min­istry of Trans­port and Com­mu­ni­ca­tions of Ukraine”, sep­a­rate man­date of the First Deputy Min­is­ter of the Min­istry of Infra­struc­ture dat­ed 13.12.2011 No. 1054/4/11–11 — reg­is­tra­tion of ships, issuance of ship reg­is­tra­tion doc­u­ments, main­te­nance of the State Ship Reg­is­ter of Ukraine and the Ship Book of Ukraine is car­ried out by the Ukr­mor­richin­spek­t­sia.

Now, to obtain a ship tick­et and oth­er ship reg­is­tra­tion doc­u­ments, ship own­ers must con­tact the Ukr­mor­richin­spek­t­sia — since Decem­ber 14, 2011, the reg­is­tra­tion of ves­sels in the State Ship Reg­is­ter of Ukraine and the Ship Book of Ukraine is car­ried out exclu­sive­ly by the Ukr­mor­richin­spek­t­sia.

Doc­u­ments for receiv­ing admin­is­tra­tive ser­vices are accept­ed in the build­ing of the Min­istry of Infra­struc­ture of Ukraine at the address:

Kyiv, Pobedy Avenue 14, room 0103 (from the entrance to the left in the cor­ner)

Lan­guage (044) 351–47-62, 351–44-09, 351–44-01, 351–44-40, 351–47-66

On Sep­tem­ber 10, 2014, Cab­i­net Res­o­lu­tion No. 442 was adopt­ed, which abol­ished the State Inspec­tion of Ukraine for Sea and Riv­er Trans­port Safe­ty — Ukr­mor­richin­spek­tion.

Its legal suc­ces­sor is the State Trans­port Safe­ty Ser­vice of Ukraine — Ukr­trans­bezpe­ka

From April 10, 2012, doc­u­ments regard­ing the reg­is­tra­tion of ships in the State Ship Reg­is­ter of Ukraine and the Ship Book of Ukraine will be accept­ed at the address:

76 V Povit­roflot­skyi Avenue, 4th floor (044) 351–47-24, (044) 351–47-28, (044) 351–47-29, (067) 650–45-64 (mobile fax)

Recep­tion days:

Accep­tance of doc­u­ments

• Mon­day: from 9.30 to 17.00
• Wednes­day: from 9.30 — to 17.00
• Fri­day: from 9.30 to 13.00

Atten­tion: lunch from 13.00 to 14.00

Deliv­ery of doc­u­ments

• Dai­ly: from 9.30 to 13.00

The Lviv inter­re­gion­al depart­ment of the Ukr­mor­richin­spect­sia accepts doc­u­ments for reg­is­tra­tion in the State Ship Reg­is­ter of Ukraine and the Ship Book of Ukraine at the address:

Cher­nivt­si, st. Kolomiys­ka, 9‑G, phone: (097) 561–97-63.

ADMISSION DAYS:

• Tues­day from 9.30 to 17.00
• Thurs­day from 9.30 to 17.00
• Break: from 13.00 to 14.00

Reg­is­ter of Ship­ping of Ukraine for the Pri­ma­ry Tech­ni­cal Inspec­tion

Address­es of branch­es of the Reg­is­ter of Ship­ping in Ukraine

B Kyiv street. Igorevskaya 2/6, (044) 321–16-09, 321–16-10, fax (044) 321–16-10, fax (044) 321–32-67.

Recep­tion hours

• 08.00–13.00 except Fri­days and Week­ends

Atten­tion — when pass­ing the ini­tial tech­ni­cal inspec­tion, depend­ing on the class of the ves­sel, you will most like­ly be required to pro­vide

cer­ti­fied life-sav­ing appli­ances, such as:

• life jack­ets and cir­cle
• ax, hook, ladle, anchor, hal­yard, binoc­u­lars, nails, licensed radio sta­tion, GPS nav­i­ga­tor, rock­et launch­er

! Atten­tion! You will be required to have life jack­ets with an indi­vid­ual cer­tifi­cate each, and not safe­ty vests that are sold every­where.

From Feb­ru­ary 1, 2014, the Reg­is­ter of Ship­ping of Ukraine can­celed the annu­al inspec­tion of small ves­sels!

In accor­dance with the changes made to the “Rules for the inspec­tion of small ves­sels in oper­a­tion”, the annu­al tech­ni­cal inspec­tion has been can­celed. The inter­val between peri­od­ic sur­veys of small ves­sels for class con­fir­ma­tion has been sig­nif­i­cant­ly increased. This applies to motor­ized small ves­sels with a pow­er of main engines less than 55 kW (75 hp), sail­ing, non-self-pro­pelled and park­ing small ves­sels. Small ves­sels with a 5‑year class valid­i­ty peri­od will under­go a peri­od­ic sur­vey to con­firm the class once every 2.5 years; with a 6‑year term of valid­i­ty of the class — 1 time in 3 years; with an 8‑year term of valid­i­ty of the class — 1 time in 4 years.

Registration procedure

In the Ship­ping Reg­is­ter of Ukraine

• Pay for Tech­ni­cal Inspec­tion
• Pass the tech­ni­cal inspec­tion of the boat and every­thing that should be with it, see above (yes, life jack­ets with cer­tifi­cates)
• You receive the Cer­tifi­cate of inspec­tion of a small ves­sel, form 1.8.1

In the Ukr­mor­richin­spect­sia (Ukr­trans­bezpet­sa)

• Give all doc­u­ments for the boat and motor (required list at the very top)
• You hand over the cer­tifi­cate of inspec­tion of a small ves­sel
• Fill out the Appli­ca­tion for Reg­is­tra­tion
• Pay for admin­is­tra­tive ser­vices

With­in approx­i­mate­ly 15 days, your doc­u­ments will be con­sid­ered, if the deci­sion is pos­i­tive, the doc­u­ments will be trans­ferred to the Reg­is­ter of Ship­ping of Ukraine, and you come and:

In the Ship­ping Reg­is­ter of Ukraine

• You receive a cer­tifi­cate of sea­wor­thi­ness of a small ves­sel, form 1.1.3 or form 1.1.7.
• You receive a Tech­ni­cal Inspec­tion Pass Form 1.3.1.1

All small boats are required to undergo technical inspections, which are carried out at ROP’s, they are also Repair and Settling Points for small boats.

Get a boat license

Cer­tifi­cates for the right to oper­ate a ves­sel, cer­tifi­cate of a pilot of a small ves­sel.

We go to Kur­si Sud­novodiїv to one of the edu­ca­tion­al insti­tu­tions, where we get the rights to the boat.

Course prepa­ra­tion pro­grams Nav­i­ga­tion area The dri­ver of a plea­sure motor­boat with a motor with a pow­er of up to 50 hp. inland waters and inland nav­i­ga­tion routes of Ukraine coastal sea routes of Ukraine (Black and Azov Seas) Plea­sure boat dri­ver with up to 75 hp engine. inland waters and inland nav­i­ga­tion routes of Ukraine coastal sea routes of Ukraine (Black and Azov Seas) The dri­ver of a plea­sure boat with an engine pow­er over 75 hp. inland waters and inland nav­i­ga­tion routes of Ukraine coastal sea routes of Ukraine (Black and Azov Seas) jet ski dri­ver coastal sea routes of Ukraine (Black and Azov Seas)

From you

• Copy of the pass­port
• Iden­ti­fi­ca­tion code
• Two pho­tos 3x4 (col­or, mat­te)
• Med­ical cer­tifi­cate (dri­ver’s) if not, then get a refer­ral to the med­ical board
• Pay for med­ical cer­tifi­cate
• Pay for train­ing (from 800.00 UAH depend­ing on the size of the craft, engine pow­er and nav­i­ga­tion area)
• Pay for lit­er­a­ture
• Pay for the exam (about UAH 700.00)
• You receive a Cer­tifi­cate for the right to oper­ate a ves­sel and a Warn­ing Card

Usu­al­ly train­ing is car­ried out for two weeks, 4 class­es in the evening. Class­es are divid­ed into the­o­ret­i­cal (study of the mate­r­i­al part, rules of water traf­fic, safe han­dling of equip­ment) and prac­ti­cal (train­ing on spe­cial sim­u­la­tors, if any).

Entering the sea of ​​small vessels in the border zone of Ukraine, the Black and Azov Seas

Accord­ing to the Res­o­lu­tion of the Cab­i­net of Min­is­ters of Ukraine No. 1147 of July 27, 1998 “On the Bor­der Regime” and the changes made pur­suant to the Res­o­lu­tion of the Cab­i­net of Min­is­ters of Ukraine No. 1110 of Decem­ber 8, 2010 “On Amend­ments to the Reg­u­la­tion on the Bor­der Regime”

If you are the own­er of a small boat and are going to go to the Black or Azov Sea on your water­craft, then now you are not required to inform the bor­der ser­vice units about going to sea at a dis­tance of less than 2 nau­ti­cal miles (3704 m). If it is planned to go to sea at a dis­tance of more than 2 miles from the coast, then no lat­er than one hour before the depar­ture of the float­ing craft, it is nec­es­sary to noti­fy the sub­di­vi­sion of the State Bor­der Guard Ser­vice of Ukraine. Also, when going to sea out­side the two-mile zone, it is manda­to­ry to have on board the float­ing craft radio-elec­tron­ic means of com­mu­ni­ca­tion and per­mis­sion to use them.

Pre­vi­ous­ly, even in order to set sail from the shore, the own­ers of small boats were required to pass the so-called. “tem­po­rary reg­is­tra­tion” with the bor­der guards: give a descrip­tion of the route, copies of doc­u­ments for the boat, copies of the doc­u­ments of those who will go to sea. The very fact of mov­ing away from the coast with­out such infor­ma­tion was regard­ed as a vio­la­tion of the bor­der regime and entailed admin­is­tra­tive respon­si­bil­i­ty.

But also, accord­ing to the “Reg­u­la­tions on the cor­don regime”, the own­ers of small boats are oblig­ed, with­in 24 hours from the moment of arrival in the bor­der strip or con­trolled bor­der area, to reg­is­ter with the admin­is­tra­tion of the near­est pier, berth or base point in accor­dance with the pro­ce­dure estab­lished by the “Rada of Min­is­ters of Crimea” and region­al and Sev­astopol city state admin­is­tra­tions.

At piers, berths and base points, it is pro­hib­it­ed to store, nav­i­gate and move small boats that are not duly reg­is­tered with the author­i­ties that super­vise such boats.

Penalties for boats with a motor, provided for by the legislation of Ukraine

Vio­la­tion of the rules for the pro­tec­tion of order and traf­fic safe­ty on riv­er trans­port and small boats, as well as penal­ties, are reg­u­lat­ed in accor­dance with the Code of Ukraine on Admin­is­tra­tive Law Vio­la­tions

How much does it cost to register a boat

• Bank­ing ser­vices upon pay­ment = 0.5–2%
• Extract from the reg­is­ter of mov­able prop­er­ty encum­brances = UAH 34 (from UAH 120, if a pri­vate notary)
• Fee for the first reg­is­tra­tion of a vehi­cle = UAH 7.62 for each meter of ves­sel length + UAH 2.72 for each kW of engine pow­er
• Tech­ni­cal inspec­tion of the Ship­ping Reg­is­ter = from UAH 60 to ~1000 UAH (ves­sel size, avail­abil­i­ty and pow­er of the engine, main­te­nance for what peri­od)
• Admin­is­tra­tive ser­vices of Ukr­Trans­Bezpe­ka
• $28 for a boat 2.5 to 3.49 meters long;
• $42 for sizes 3.5 — 4.49 m;
• $56 for 4.5 ‑5.49 m;
• $70 for 5.5 — 6.49 m;
• $84 for 6.5 — 7.49 m;
• $140 for > 7.5 meters

Services, cost, price for registration of a boat, boat, jet ski and yachts in Kyiv and Ukraine.

• If you have all the doc­u­ments for your motor­boat, boat or jet ski, but do not have the time or desire to deal with their reg­is­tra­tion your­self, you can use the help of a lawyer pro­vid­ing advi­so­ry ser­vices for the reg­is­tra­tion of boats.
• For more infor­ma­tion, write to registr.boat@gmail.com in the let­ter indi­cate the mod­el of the boat, boat or jet ski, engine pow­er and list the doc­u­ments you have.
• For reg­is­tra­tion, you need the orig­i­nal doc­u­ments that you received when buy­ing a boat and motor.
• The process of reg­is­ter­ing a boat with a motor takes about 1 month.

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