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Sealicensing

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What Sealicensing does.

Sea Licensing provides expert maritime services, inspections, and professional training for vessel compliance and operations. The company specializes in ship registration under flags such as Honduras, Belize, Panama, and St. Vincent, and offers seafarer certifications from Honduras, Liberia, and Panama. They also provide various surveys and inspections, including annual safety inspections and COC evaluations. Sea Licensing operates in Pakistan with an office located in Karachi. Founded in 2014, the company has registered over 50 ships under the Panamanian flag, making it one of the largest registered fleets globally.

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