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WHARFAGE
WHARFAGE APPLIED TO TRANSPORT MEANS
For vessel : At wharf: 0.0035
; At buoy: 0.0014 ; At
anchorage/bay: 0.0006 USD/GT-Hr for the
period of the first 30 days, 0.0003 USD/GT-Hr
from the 31 st day on. At crude oil exporting port
sections (sans-wharf oil puping station): 0.0003
USD/GT-Hr for the period of the first 30 days,
0.0002 USD/GT-Hr from the 31 st day on.
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Deliberate occupation: of wharf: 0,006
USD/GT-Hr; of buoy: 0,002
USD/GRT-Hr
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Vessel anchoraged/berthed at several places in
anchorage/bay area under the management of the same
port authority: the rate/actual berthing time at each
location shall be added together
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Vessel berthed alongside another vessel at wharf:
0.0017 USD/GT-Hr
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Passenger vessels with the minimum stable schedule of
4 voyages each month shall apply 40%
of the rates as specified
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Vessel takes berths at several places within a port:
the rate/actual berthing time at each location shall
be added together
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Vessel berthed at petroleum-dedicated port for
handling cargoes or receiving fuel/oil, water:
0.33 USD/m-Hr. Minimum: 90
USD/vessel for each time/berth
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Vessel berthed at petroleum-dedicated port without
handling cargoes or receiving fuel/oil, water:
0.4 USD/m-Hr. Minimum: 110
USD/vessel for each time/berth
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Vessel berthed alongside another vessel at
petroleum-dedicated port: 0.09 USD/m-Hr.
Minimum: 25 USD for each berthing
alongside
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Whafage exempted: vessels wait for high tide at
anchorage/bay area prior to entering the port
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No cargo handling operation due to weather >1 day (24
consecutive hrs) or giving berth to another vessel
under the order of the port authority: wharfage
exempted for period of no cargo handling operation
WHARFAGE APPLIED TO CARGO
Cargoes (including containers) being handled at wharf,
buoy; cargo owner or the underauthorized shall be
subject to wharfage at the following rates:
Handling at wharf:
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Cargoes: 0.20 USD/Ton
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20' container: 1.8 USD/Cont.
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40' container: 3.6 USD/Cont.
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Over 40' container: 4.5 USD/Cont.
Handling at buoy: 0.1 USD/Ton
Means of transportation:
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Refrigerating vehicles, crawler, grab, road roller,
forklift, crane: 3 USD/Unit.
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Automobile of < 15 seats, £ 2.5 Ton: 1
USD/Unit.
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Other automobiles not indicated above: 2
USD/Unit
Liquid cargoes (liquid gas, gasoline, oil, liquid
asphalt) handled by pumping from vessel onto tank
truck:
1 USD/Ton.
Cargoes handled at petroleum-dedicated port: 1
USD/Ton.
WHARFAGE APPLIED TO PASSENGERS
Passenger entry OR exit passing
through wharf/berth: 1 USD/person
(exempted for children under 12 years old)
Vessel allowed to berth at an anchorage area uses other
crafts to transport passengers to visit/tour the
isles/islands: 1 USD/person (entry +
exit inclusive).
Using ship's derricks :
Unit : USD/hold
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Rates for one opening or
closing |
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# |
Type of Vessel |
Open or close hatch covers
placing on deck |
Open or close hatch covers
moving onto pier |
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1 |
Up to 5,000 GT |
8 |
16 |
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2 |
5,001 - 10,000 GT
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14 |
28 |
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3 |
Over 10,000 GT |
20 |
40 |
Using port cranes :
150% of the above rates.
Vessel with 2 deck s
(tween deck): 200% of the above rates.
GARBAGE COLLECTION
(Including costs of transport means for
garbage disposal. Number of times for disposing
waste/garbage as currently specified).
- Vessel carrying cargo:
at wharf: 15 USD/Vessel; at
buoy/in bay: 40 USD/Vessel for one time
disposing of waste/garbage.
- Vessel < 200GT: at wharf:
4
USD/Vessel; at buoy/in bay: 8
USD/Vessel for one time disposing of waste/garbage
- Passenger vessel staying at
wharf:
0.7 USD/person. Min: 100
USD/Time/Vessel; Max: 500 USD/Time/Vessel.
Passenger vessel staying at buoy/in bay
(or at wharf + marine craft added to collect garbage):
130% of the above rates.
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Passenger vessel calling at ports with the minimum
stable schedule of 4 voyages each month shall apply
60% of the rates as specified.
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Vessel carrying cargoes or passenger vessel using
equipments to treat garbage before having disposal of
waste/garbage: 50% of the rates as
specified.
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Waste/garbage to be destroyed (burned, buried.) as
requested by the shipowner or by quarantine authority:
negotiable
HANDLING CHARGES
CHARGES FOR HANDLING CARGOES
1.1 CARGO LOADING/DISCHARGING CHARGES:
Cargo loading/discharging charges
using ship's derricks.
Unit : USD/Ton
| No
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Handling Mode
Cargo Group |
Ship hold -Wagon/
truck/barge, or vice versa |
Ship hold / barge - Port
storage shed/yard or vice versa |
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A |
B |
1 |
2 |
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1 |
Cargo in bulk:
mineral ores all types, cast iron, cement,
cereals, fertilizer, salt, sugar; wood chips,
gypsum, sulfur, stones, sand, coal, pulverized
stone, clinker,. |
1.60 |
2.30 |
|
2 |
Cargo in bags of
textile/jute/paper/ hemp/nylon/rush; empty bottle
in pallete of cartons covered by nylon; stone
blocks. |
2.20 |
2.90 |
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3 |
Wood log; sawn timber
in packages; assorted bamboos . |
2.90 |
3.80 |
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4 |
Machinery, equipment;
cargoes in crates, cases; assorted steel & iron in
bundles, packages, coils, plates, bars;
non-ferrous metals in packages, coils. |
3.10 |
4.10 |
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5 |
Cargoes in packages
like cotton, jute, hemp, reed, paper, textile,
yarn, polyethylene.; garment; furnitures;
miscellaneous items; rubber; tires and tubes; fire
bricks, ceramic bricks; medical equipment. |
3.20 |
4.30 |
|
6 |
Flooring woods;
wooden items; handicrafts.; cargoes in crates,
baskets. |
3.50 |
4.60 |
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7 |
Cargoes in bottles,
jars of ceramics, glass; fragile cargoes;
electronic parts; motor bikes. |
3.70 |
4.90 |
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8 |
Fresh fruits &
flowers; live animals; frozen goods. |
3.90 |
5.20 |
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9 |
- Tyred vehicles
(except refrigerating truck)
- Specialized vehicles in all kinds |
40USD / unit
55 USD / unit |
50 USD / unit
70 USD / unit |
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10 |
Charges
for handling self-movable vehicles (except
crawler) onto pier or into warehouse/yard:
25 USD/Unit (including fees for driver).
In case, having used port equipment to move into
warehouse/yard (due to vehicles, equipments with
running tyres but engine not able to start):
40 USD/Unit |
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Handling, shifting in the same
hold: 50% the rates in column (1).
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Handling, shifting from one hold to another directly:
70% the rates in column (1);
indirectly, through wharf: 120% the
rates in column (1).
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Cargoes (including in bag) frozen or harden in blocks to
be dug/broken loose before handling: 150%
to the rates in column (1).
Handling of dangerous cargoes:
Group A: 200%
of the rates for explosives, flammable
chemicals such as Nitrates, Nitrocompound, Alkalies,
Methane, Magneium, Nitro cellulose and products come
from these substances.
Group B: 150% of the rates for
toxics, flammables such as Petro, Alcohol, Ether, Amonia,
Lime powder, Dried pepper, Acids, Dyes, Gas,
Insecticides, Calcium carbide, Anthracite
Group C: 130% of the rates for
dusty, dirty and rotten cargoes, and dangerous cargoes
not to be above named in group A and B.
Cargoes in bags, packages, drums
spilled/broken to be collected, 150% of
the rates to be applied for the actual quantity
spilled/broken.
Cargoes transited through Vietnam seaports :
85% of the rates.
Cargoes having scaled, plus weighing charge: manually
scaled: 1,0 USD/Ton; mechanically
scaled: 0,4 USD/Ton
For overlength or overweight cargoes, increases:
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No |
Cargo weight or
length |
Increase |
|
1 |
10T to <15T or 10M to
<12M
|
30% |
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2 |
15T to <20T or 12M to
<15M
|
50% |
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3 |
20T to <25T or 15M to
<20M
|
100% |
|
4 |
25T to <30T or >20M
|
200% |
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5 |
> 30 T
|
Negotiable |
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For overlength AND overweight
cargo, only one highest increase applicable |
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Rates to be decided by the director
of port in cases: using port's crane for handling but
min. rate to be equal handling charges using ship's
derricks; handling at buoy/bay, handling light cargoes
such as wood chips., steel scrap (packed or loose),
glass chips., floating crane is required to use for
handling.
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Handling in emergency case; cargoes
being loaded from port storage onto ship by conveyor of
the cargo owner, using port labours; equipment is required to hire from
the outside for handling heavy cargoes: negotiable
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Vessel caused waiting time to the labours during
handling operations, charges for waiting time at the
rates for hiring skilled labour: 2.40
USD/person-hour.
STORAGE CHARGES
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Mode of storage
|
Unit |
Unit price |
| In warehouse |
USD/Ton-Day |
0.14 |
| In open yard |
USD/Ton-Day |
0.07 |
Means assemblized
(automobile, crawler, crane,.):
- Used
- New |
USD/Unit-Day
USD/Unit-Day |
2.88
3.60
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Duration :
from the time the first ton of cargo is stored for each
bill of lading.
Quantity : actual quantity
stored in the warehouses, yards.
CHARGES FOR HANDLING CONTAINER
CONTAINER
LOADING/DISCHARGING CHARGES
Container loading/discharging charges
using ship's derricks
a) Container loading/discharging charges applied for
Area 1 :
Unit: USD/Container
|
# |
Handling mode
Type of container |
Ship Hold - Wagon/Truck/
Barge
or vice versa |
Ship Hold/ Barge - Port
Storage
or vice versa |
|
A |
B |
1 |
2 |
|
1 |
≤ 20'
- Laden
- Empty |
37
24
|
57
34
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2 |
40'
- Laden
- Empty |
55
36
|
85
50
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|
3 |
> 40'
- Laden
- Empty |
82
53
|
127
80
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b. Container loading / discharging
charges applied for Area 2 :
Unit : USD/Container
|
# |
Handling mode
Type of container |
Ship Hold - Wagon/Truck/
Barge or vice versa |
Ship Hold/ Barge - Port
Storage
or vice versa |
|
A |
B |
1 |
2 |
|
1 |
≤ 20'
- Laden
- Empty |
26
16
|
50
27
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|
2 |
40'
- Laden
- Empty |
40
23
|
76
40
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|
3 |
> 40'
- Laden
- Empty |
59
35
|
113
60
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c. Container loading / discharging
charges applied for Area 3 :
Unit : USD/Container
|
# |
Handling mode
Type of container |
Ship Hold - Wagon/Truck/
Barge or vice versa |
Ship Hold/ Barge - Port
Storage
or vice versa |
|
A |
B |
1 |
2 |
|
1 |
≤ 20'
- Laden
- Empty |
30
20
|
57
34
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2 |
40'
- Laden
- Empty |
45
29
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85
50
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|
3 |
> 40'
- Laden
- Empty |
67
44
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127
80
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Container handling rates above
include wharfage for cargo, tallying charges.
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Handling, shifting in the same hold: 25 %
of the rates in column (2).
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Handling from one hold to another (no
through wharf):
55 % of the rates in column (2).
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Handling of transshipped container on
same ship:
100% of the rates in column (2).
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Handling of transshipped container on
different ships:
150% the rates in column (2)
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Ship - Yard : 75% ;
Yard - Ship : 75% of the above rates.
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Handling of container of dangerous
goods: 150% of the rates.
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Lashing/unlashing on board: 1 USD/container.
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Large quantity ( ³ 15% of port
throughput) + long term contract (implemented ³ 1 year):
rebate max 5% for the actual quantity
>15% throughput. Specific rebate level: negotiable.
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Rates to be decided by the director
of port in cases: using port's crane for handling but
min. rate to be equal handling charges using ship's
derricks; handling at buoy/bay, floating crane is
required to use for handling, handling container
over-high, over-wide, or over-weigh: negotiable
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Vessel caused waiting time to the labours during
handling operations, charges for waiting time at the
rates for hiring skilled labour: 2.40
USD/person-hour.
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Handling in cases of salvation :
negotiable.
a) Conventional container
:
Unit : USD/container-day
| Type of container
Type of container |
Laden |
Empty |
| 20 feet or less |
1.60 |
0.80 |
| 40 feet |
2.40 |
1.20 |
| > 40 feet |
3.60 |
1.80 |
Quantity
: actual quantity stored.
Duration : from the time the
first container is stored at the port shed/yard
Import container : from the 6 th .
day on.
Export container : from the 4 th .
day on.
Transshipment different ships, temporary import -
re-export : from the 4 th . day on.
Other than the above cases, duration:
actual dwell time of container at the port yard.
b) Reefer containers :
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Type of container
|
USD/container-hour
|
|
20 feet |
0.88 |
|
40 feet |
1.28 |
Duration: from the
time container is moved to the Port storage area. If
port power is not used: duration shall be the same as
for conventional containers.
Rates above include storage fee,
electricity and reefer servicing costs.
HIRE OF LABOUR, MEANS AND EQUIPMENT
Unit: USD/person-Hour
|
No. |
Type of
Labour |
Hire Rate |
|
1 |
Technical/Skilled
labour |
2.40 |
|
2 |
Unskilled labour |
0.80 |
|
3 |
Diver |
28.00 |
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Labour
working directly on dangerous cargoes: increase
50% |
HIRE OF
WHARF (not for cargo handling purpose):
0,065 USD/Meter-of-wharf-hour.
HIRE OF
MEANS/EQUIPMENT (all supporting service costs
inclusive)
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Floating crane (towing not included)
:
- Less than 50 T : 60 USD/Hour
- 50 T and more : 85 USD/Hour
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Shore crane (Tower/jib crane
excluded) :
- Less than 5T : 15
USD/Hour
- From 5T to less than 10T : 24 USD/Hour
- From 10T to less than 25T : 40 USD/Hour
- From 25T to less than 40T : 60 USD/Hour
- 40 T and more : negotiable.
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Tower/jib crane :
- 5T : 24 USD/Hour
- 10T : 60 USD/Hour
- 16T : 72 USD/Hour
- More than 16T : 80 USD/Hour
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Other means :
Canoe : 30 USD/Hour
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Truck :
- Less than 50T : 10
USD/Hour
- From 5T to 10T : 15 USD/Hour
- Above 10T : 20 USD/Hour
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Trailer (tractor head not included) :
- Less than 5T : 3
USD/Hour
- From 5T to 10T : 4 USD/Hour
- Above 10T : 5 USD/Hour
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Container platform/chassis (tractor
head not included) :
- 20 Feet or less : 5
USD/Hour
- 40 Feet or more : 10 USD/Hour
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Tractor head : 15
USD/Hour
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Forklift :
- Less than 5T : 15
USD/Hour
- From 5T to less than 10T : 23 USD/Hour
- From 10T to 30T : 45 USD/Hour
- Above 30T : 80 USD/Hour
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Trimmer, dozer : 15
USD/Hour
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Other tools/instruments :
- Air compressor for diver :
15 USD/Hour
- Grab less than 5T capacity : 2 USD/unit-Hour
- Grab of 5T capacity or more : 3 USD/unit-Hour
- Cable rope : 1 USD/rope-Hour
- Use of Port VHF radio : 1 USD/10
Minutes
Labour for fixing/mending package and
cargo re-packing (tools supplied by ship/cargo owner):
- Conventional cargo : 2
USD/Ton
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Dangerous cargo : 3 USD/Ton
Fixing/mending package + to move a
distance > 25 M or to stack > 2
M high: 30% increase.
Harden cargo in blocks, lumps to be
dug/broken before packing/bagging or to select,
classify, check and count or to bag into bags of 10kgs
or less: increase 50% .
PROCEDURE FEES
1. Vessel < 500 GT : 20 USD / voyage
- Vessel from 500 to 1000 GT : 50 USD / voyage
- Vessel over 1000 GT : 100 USD / voyage
2. FEES FOR CERTIFICATION (SEA
PROTEST) : 20 USD / each time
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