Global MMSI registrations, recognized as the market leader worldwide.
Obtain your MMSI radio license package within 24 hours, covering VHF, AIS, Radar, and EPIRB. This comprehensive package is valid worldwide for 10 years and is compatible with boats flying any flag.
Our services allow for the prompt acquisition of an MMSI radio license within a 24-hour timeframe
Ensure that your vessel is always equipped with a valid MMSI license regardless of your location worldwide. Failure to possess a valid MMSI license can result in fines or even vessel confiscation in many countries. Obtaining an MMSI license is a straightforward process, leaving no excuse for incomplete paperwork. We require some personal and boat information to initiate your MMSI license application, and it will be processed within a 24-hour period.
We offer MMSI Radio licenses issued by the governments of both the USA and UK. These licenses have no nationality restrictions. The UK MMSI license can be used in conjunction with any flag, while the USA license is exclusive to vessels registered under the USA flag. Both licenses remain valid for 10 years, and our streamlined process ensures that you receive your license within a day.
UK MMSI License:
We are pleased to provide you with the option of obtaining a worldwide MMSI license issued by the UK Telecom authorities. This official radio license, priced at €139 or $159, allows you to utilize VHF, AIS, and EPIRB equipment on your boat. The significant advantage of this license is that it remains valid regardless of the flag under which your vessel is registered.
USA MMSI License:
Additionally, we provide the option of acquiring an MMSI license issued by the US FCC Telecom authorities. This official radio license allows for the use of VHF, AIS, and EPIRB equipment on your boat, but it is specifically valid for vessels registered under the US flag.
FAQ’s ABOUT RADIO MMSI LICENSE:
Here are some important FAQs regarding MMSI radio licenses:
1. What is an MMSI radio license?
An MMSI radio license is a legal authorization that allows you to operate VHF, AIS, and EPIRB radio equipment on your boat.
2. Why is an MMSI radio license necessary?
An MMSI radio license is mandatory in many countries to ensure proper identification and communication at sea. Operating without a valid license can result in fines or penalties.
3. How long is an MMSI radio license valid?
Typically, an MMSI radio license remains valid for 10 years from the date of issuance.
4. Can I use my MMSI license with any flag?
It depends on the issuing authority. Some licenses, such as those issued by the UK Telecom authorities, can be used with any flag. However, licenses issued by the US FCC Telecom authorities are only valid for US-flagged vessels.
What information is required to obtain an MMSI radio license?
Typically, you will need to provide personal information, boat details (such as name, registration number, and dimensions), and proof of ownership or authority to operate the vessel.
What are the consequences of operating without a valid MMSI license?
Operating without a valid MMSI license can result in legal repercussions, including fines, vessel confiscation, or denial of port entry in certain jurisdictions.
Remember, specific regulations may vary by country, so it’s essential to comply with the rules and requirements of your sailing destination.
What is my boats MMSI number?
The MMSI number, or Maritime Mobile Service Identity, is a nine-digit numerical code specifically assigned to your boat. This unique identifier plays a vital role in marine traffic monitoring systems, enabling effective VHF communications, facilitating customs and border security procedures, supporting emergency response efforts, and enabling accurate commercial call tracking and billing processes.
What is a radio call sign for a boat?
A radio call sign for a boat is a unique identifier used for communication purposes over radio frequencies. It serves as a distinct name or designation assigned to a boat or vessel to facilitate effective and efficient radio communications. The radio call sign is typically used when initiating or responding to radio communications, enabling clear identification, and ensuring accurate message delivery between boats, maritime authorities, and other relevant parties.
What is DSC on a marine radio?
DSC stands for Digital Selective Calling, and it is a feature available on marine radios. DSC is a digital communication protocol used to initiate distress calls, send and receive position information, and establish direct communications between vessels. It enhances safety and efficiency in marine communications by providing a reliable and standardized method of transmitting important information. DSC allows for automated distress alerts with precise location data, making it easier for nearby vessels and maritime authorities to respond to emergencies. Additionally, DSC enables selective calling, where specific vessels can be directly contacted using their unique MMSI (Maritime Mobile Service Identity) numbers.
How far can a marine radio transmit?
The transmission range of a marine radio can vary depending on several factors, including the type of radio, its power output, antenna height, atmospheric conditions, and any obstructions or interference in the area. In general, the effective range of a typical marine VHF radio operating on channels 16 and 9 (the international distress and hailing frequencies) is considered to be around 5 to 20 nautical miles (9 to 37 kilometers) for line-of-sight communications. However, it’s important to note that this range can be significantly extended if there are repeater stations or other vessels acting as relay points in the area. It’s recommended to check the specifications and capabilities of your specific marine radio for more accurate information on its transmission range.
