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Analisis Proses Perizinan terhadap Awak Kapal/Crew Asing di PT. Pelayaran Batam Samudra Feriansyah Feriansyah; Santun Irawan; Stevian Geerbel Adrianes Rakka
KALAO'S MARITIME JOURNAL Vol 6 No 1 (2025): Juli : Kalao’s Maritime Journal
Publisher : Politeknik Pelayaran Sulawesi Utara

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.69754/kalaos.v6i1.134

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The purpose of the author's observation were to the system and licensing process of foreign ship crew at PT. Pelayaran Batam Samudra. The type of observations used by the author are qualitative and descriptive. In broad terms, the system and procedures for the licensing of foreign ship crews begin with the first step, which is the manufacture of a dahsuskim as a basis for employing foreigners as ship crew operating in the waters of Indonesia. After the completion of the 'dahsuskim,' the next step is the process of creating the COR. The COR, serves as recognition of the skills and qualifications of the foreign ship crew. The next process is the issuance of the IMTA. which is required as an official permit to employ foreign workers. Subsequently, when foreign ship crew members intend to leave Indonesian territory due to the expiration of their contracts, the next process is the handling of EPO  to facilitate their departure from Indonesia. Challenges faced by the authors in the licensing process include a lengthy licensing processing time, document discrepancies, lack of coordination, and limited human resources, which can result in obstacles in the licensing process. To address these issues, it is essential to improve coordination between agents and ship owners, conduct regular checks on licensing requests, and increase the number of agents to facilitate the licensing process for the foreign ship crew.
Co-Authors Santun Irawan, Santun Stevian Geerbel Adrianes Rakka