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Seamans Discharge Book – Where to get in Perth, Australia?

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  • #1276
    kangaroo
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    Hi All,

    Anyone recently got a Seamans Discharge Book in Perth? I looked into it a few years ago and they were down in Fremantle somewhere?

    Appreciate an address and any details on what they require for it to be issued i.e how long does it take, do I need a letter from a company, how many photos etc.

    Cheers

    #15687
    muzza
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    An Australian seaman’s book can be obtained thru the DPI Department of Planning and inforstructure and the office concerned is in Hillarys, down by Aqua, cost is very minimal but the book is nothing like it use to be, in fact it is debatable as to weather is is worth having.

    #15688
    Anonymous
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    Dont be confused with the one in Hillary’s and a proper Panamanian Seamans book. THe one in Hillary’s is simply for Aust boaties not for offshore type of use ie it is used for fishermen or whatever. Sounds to me like you are talking about a Seamans book.

    #15689
    Andy Shiers
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    Mr Kangaroo , My advice to you is to acquire a panamanian Discharge book as they are more easily accepted around the world………… 🙂 Unless…………………. of course you are British then a British Seamans Discharge book would be better. ( The British one is Blue )
    To Acquire a Discharge book ( That is the one which you get the Ship’s captain to sign on and off the vessel ) the best approach would be through a Company letter head explaining the reason WHY you need it .
    The seamans book ( in the case of British , is red and is effectively a seamans passport , There are NO spaces in it for stamping in or out , on or off and is mainly used for the Merchant shipping Industry proving that you are indeed part of the ship’s crew and on the articles ) It can be handy but only accompanied with a company letter head stating the date and ship embarkation or dis-embarkation . You are then allowed IN most countries 24 hrs in which to pass through their boarders Without the use of your National passport 😀
    Hope this helps 😯

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