1. Export
  2. Fish
  3. Full procedure for the export of fish (seaport)
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Steps (30) arrow_drop_up arrow_drop_down
Register a business  (4) expand_more expand_less
Obtain Tax Identifcation Number (TIN)  (2) expand_more expand_less
Obtain operational business licence from Honiara City Council  (3) expand_more expand_less
Pre-Approval by Ministry of Fisheries  (2) expand_more expand_less
Obtain licence for fishing vessel  (4) expand_more expand_less
Obtain licence for fish processing plant  (5) expand_more expand_less
Obtain Export Permit from Fisheries  (3) expand_more expand_less
Obtain Health Certificate  (1) expand_more expand_less
Customs Export Clearance (Port)  (4) expand_more expand_less
Final release of goods (Port)  (2) expand_more expand_less

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Pay licence fee at Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources
(last modified: 18/09/2019)

Costs

( see details )

Timeframe ( see details )

Waiting time until next step

Free of charge
10 mn  -  20 mn
1 day  -  2 days

Contact details

Entity in charge

Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources

Kukum Highway, P.O. Box G2 , Honiara
Tel: (677) 39143
Website: https://www.fisheries.gov.sb/, https://www.ifims.com/

Unit in charge

Cashier - Ministry of Fisheries

Mon: 09:00 - 12:00, 13:00 - 15:00
Tue: 09:00 - 12:00, 13:00 - 15:00
Wed: 09:00 - 12:00, 13:00 - 15:00
Thu: 09:00 - 12:00, 13:00 - 15:00
Fri: 09:00 - 12:00, 13:00 - 15:00
Sat: closed
Sun: closed

Person in charge

Heily Aengari

Cashier
Tel: 39143
Email: haengari@fisheries.gov.sb

Expected results

Payment Receipt -Fisheries

Requirements

1. 01 - Libre deuda de patente
Invoice - Fisheries (original)

Cost

SBD expand_more expand_less
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Payment methods: cash, Check

Time frame

Waiting time in queue: min   5mn - max  10mn
Attention at counter: min   5mn - max   10mn
Waiting time until next step: min   1 day - max   2 days

Legal justification

1. Fisheries Management Act, 2015
Fisheries Management Act, 2015

Additional information

More than 20 kg of fish is considered as commercial fishing. Local fishing companies can pay their licence fees in person at the Cashier (cash, cheque), international fishing companies can transfer the money via Western Union or bank transfer (see invoice for details)
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