The Gateway Magazine 2012 - Port Opua Guide

New Zealand’s No.1 ChandlerySee why our customers tell us we’re the best!

Conveniently locatedConveniently located in Opua Marine Park Adjacent to Opua Marina and Ashby’s Boatyard We are the largest chandlery north of Auckland.

Stocking a comprehensive inventoryStocking a comprehensive inventory ofelectronics, electrical, paints, resins, sailboat hardware and fastenings.

Sourcing unique or hard to find itemsSourcing unique or hard to find items is what we do. If we don’t have it, we’ll get it and usually by the next day.

Our staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Our staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Our goal is to provide every customer with an exceptional level of service.

Don’t miss our Marine ExpoDon’t miss our Marine Expo held annually in November. It’s your chance to meet with all our major suppliers and discuss your needs directly with them. The event is hugely successful.

Every year we send a representative to Vavau,Every year we send a representative to Vavau, Tonga to brief yachts sailing to New Zealand on Customs and Immigration procedures and the marine services available in the Port of Opua. It is also a great opportunity to get answers to any questions you may have about cruising in New Zealand.

Cater Marine RiggingThe same service and expertise you have come to expect from Cater Marine is also available through Cater Marine RIgging. Our services include:

Mobile Unit - We bring our workshop to you Rig Inspections Winch & Windlass Sales & Installations Cordage & Splicing Swaging up to 12mm

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Paihia & Russell (Big Game Fishing)

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Opua Cruising Club

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Russell Boating Club

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Marine Clubs

Opua Marina

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Find out more: www.nrc.govt.nz/onthewater

Know the speed limitsAll boats (including tenders) must keep to a maximum speed of 5 knots within 50 metres of another vessel or

Stay clear of ships in harbours

Commercial ships, including deep draft tankers, operate in Whängä

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marine pollution incident, a broken navigational aid

Environmental Hotline on 0800 504 639.

Keep our waters clean

coastal waters that are:

There are several sewage pump-out facilities in the

pump-out facilities and rules for sewage, visit www.nrc.govt.nz/marinepollution

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Opua Marina is located at position 28

Arrival Pack Customs &ClearanceInformation

Greetings And Welcome

To New Zealand - Nau Mai,

Haere Mai Ki Aotearoa

New Zealand Customs Service and Ministry of

welcomes owners, masters and crew of international yachts and small craft to New Zealand.

or small craft, you must meet entry requirements when arriving in New Zealand.

ARRIVAL NOTIFICATION

to give advance notice of craft, crew and voyage details no less than 48 hours before the estimated time of

miles from coastline.)

Form NZCS340. You can do this online on Customs’

Craft section, and follow the links to small craft arrival and information. Or, email or fax the form to us prior to departing from your last port. Failure to comply may result in prosecution.

(Form included in pullout ‘Arrival Pack’)

Email: [email protected] or Fax: +64-3-358 0069 (from overseas)

When nearing New Zealand, updated estimated arrival

arrival. If your advised time of arrival changes, you are requested to notify the new time through the local maritime radio network (once in range of the intended port of arrival).

ADVANCE INFORMATION


or available on our website www.customs.govt.nz, or in our Yacht Packs*.

Q-FLAGOnce you have entered New Zealand territorial waters

clearly displayed.

Documents to be completed and forwarded prior to your arrival:

Documents required to be presented on your arrival:

person on board


IMPORTATION OF PROHIBITED AND RESTRICTED ITEMS

New Zealand has strict laws to protect its citizens and natural environment. Penalties may be imposed if you breach those laws by illegally importing:

raw bone carvings, feather fans etc)

and wood carvings

products derived from these endangered species

eggs, dairy products, honey and stored products

enhancing drugs.

In general, no live animals will be permitted inside New Zealand territorial waters without prior approval

arrival. Full information on travelling with animals is on

right to amend this information at any time.

HEALTH INFORMATION

such as any combination of a high temperature, rash,

Entry to New Zealand through the Port of Opua is free of ‘Port of Entry’ charges.

severe diarrhoea or persistent vomiting, or glandular swelling or jaundice, or who know of the presence of an infectious disease, should visit a general practitioner immediately on arrival or if such symptoms arise during their visit (lists of general practitioners are in the White Pages at the front of New Zealand telephone books).

If there are any additional health requirements at the

mosquitoes are capable of carrying diseases of human

in New Zealand to identify the presence of all life stages of mosquitoes or of potential breeding sites (such as pooled water). Persons on board yachts should be aware of the risk of carrying such insects to New Zealand and keep yachts free of potential mosquito breeding habitat.

*YACHT PACKS

packs are available at Customs ports and a number

where you are departing from may have some supplies.

786, outside New Zealand phone: +64-9-300 5399, Fax: +64-3-358 0069, Email: [email protected]

CUSTOMS CONTACT

calling from outside New Zealand: +64-9-300 5399, Fax +64-3-358-0069 email us at [email protected], or; contact Customs at your nearest port (this information is available in the New Zealand Border

Website: www.customs.govt.nz

MAF Biosecurity New Zealand contactCall us on +64-9-909 3019 Email us at [email protected]

Information Pack for Yachts and Small Craft). Website: www.biosecurity.govt.nz

Opua Port contact information

approx. position of 35 18.8S 174 07.3E.

Customs Contact DetailsEmail: [email protected]

Fax:(from outside NZ)+64-3-358 0069

MAFBNZ Contact Details

For further New Zealand border information, visit: www.customs.govt.nzwww.biosecurity.govt.nz

Version 1

Vessels - Master’s Declaration – Full Clearance Page 1 of 2 03.02.2010

6. Vessel’s Refuse / Garbage YES NO

To the best of my knowledge and belief the foregoing statements are true and correct in every

particular and I am fully aware of the provisions of the Biosecurity Act 1993, sections 18,19

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Port

NZCS 340

ADVANCE NOTICE OF ARRIVAL (SMALL CRAFT)

New Zealand Customs Service(Fax to +64-3-358 0069 or Email:

PERIOD OF ADVANCE NOTICE This form or the information on this form must be provided not Where it is not possible to give such notice electronically (e.g. byNew Zealand Customs Service Freephone contact number is 0800-428 786, outside New Zealand +64-9-300 5399

PART A: CRAFT DETAILS Name of craft

Name of person in charge

Name of owner

Name of charterer (if applicable)

Country of registration Port of registration

Gross tonnage Sail number Home port

Craft type Length (o

details of crew members on a separate sheet)

First name(s)

Date of birth GenderMale / Female

Passport number Place of issue (City) Passport number Place of issue (City)

Date and place joining craft Date and place joining craft

Family name First name(s) Family name First name(s)

Nationality Date of birth GenderMale / Female

Nationality Date of birth GenderMale / Female

Passport number Place of issue (City) Passport number Place of issue (City)

Date and place joining craft Date and place joining craft

PART D: COMMERCIAL CARGO (Please record on a separate sheet and attach if additional space is required)

List all goods carried in or on the craft from a point outside New Zealand, whether in the course of international trade or for sale or supply in thosegoods, but excludes the personal effects of crew and passengers and stores for craft.

PART E: OTHER DETAILS

FIREARMS ANIMALS ON BOARD

YES NO Number of animals Kind of animals Country and port where loaded

OFFICIAL USE ONLY

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CUSTOMS FACT SHEET » IMPORTANT INFORMATION

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Issue date July 2011

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WHAT ARE THE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR YACHTS AND SMALL CRAFT ARRIVING IN NEW ZEALAND?Customs welcomes owners of international yachts and small craft to New Zealand.

To meet New Zealand’s entry requirements, you must:

» Provide an Advance Notice of Arrival to Customs at least 48 hours prior to your intended time of arrival in New Zealand territorial waters (12 nautical miles from the coastline).

Failure to comply may result in prosecution and a penalty of up to 12 months’ imprisonment.

» Report directly to a Customs port of entry (see Where are the Customs ports of entry? on page 2).

» Fly the international Q- ag once you have entered New Zealand territorial waters (12 nautical miles).

» Fill in the required entry documentation in a complete and accurate manner.

Required entry documentation: » Advance Notice of Arrival

(Small Craft) (Form NZCS 340).

» Inward Report (Small Craft) (Form C1B).

ARRIVAL OF YACHTS AND SMALL CRAFT IN NEW ZEALAND

» Import entry documentation eg, Import Entry (Temporary) for Yachts and Small Vessels.

» New Zealand Passenger Arrival Card for each person on board.

» Valid passport containing a valid permit/visa (if required) for your intended length of stay, for each person on board.

» Border Cash Report (cash or bearer-negotiable instruments in excess of NZ$10,000 must be declared on this form).

» Last Port Clearance.

» MAF Master Declaration.

All necessary arriving and departing information is available in the New Zealand Border Agencies Information Pack for Yachts and Small Craft. These packs are available at Customs ports and also a number of ports and marinas around the Paci c — the marina where you are departing from may have some supplies. To request a pack, contact the New Zealand Customs Service Call Centre: New Zealand freephone: 0800 428 786, outside New Zealand phone: +64 9 927 8240, Fax: +64 9 913 9978, Email: [email protected]

WHAT ARE THE IMMIGRATION REQUIREMENTS FOR PERSONS ARRIVING IN NEW ZEALAND ABOARD YACHTS AND SMALL CRAFT?The New Zealand Customs Service will provide immigration and emigration services on arrival and departure from New Zealand.

The lea et Visitors Arriving by Yacht details the general immigration requirements for owners of yachts, small craft, and super yachts travelling to New Zealand, together with contact details for immigration of ces offshore.

If you are unable to communicate with one of these of ces, you can telephone the New Zealand Immigration National Contact Centre on +64 9 914 4100, and then dial “0” on receipt of the automatic response message for an immigration of cer. The centre fax number is +64 9 914 4119.

WHAT INFORMATION DO I NEED TO PROVIDE ON THE ADVANCE NOTICE OF ARRIVAL?New Zealand legislation requires the master of every craft en-route to New Zealand to provide certain information at least 48 hours prior to the expected arrival time in New Zealand territorial waters (12 nautical miles from the coastline).

This fact sheet explains how entry procedures for yachts and small craft arriving in New Zealand can be minimised with some early preparation on your part. The following information will assist you to prepare for and comply with New Zealand’s entry requirements. Warning: Failure to comply with the New Zealand arrival and reporting requirements may result in prosecution.


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The information required includes:

» details of the craft

» estimated date and time of arrival

» the Customs port of entry at which the craft will arrive

» details of all crew and passengers onboard

» the name of the originating port and subsequent ports visited en-route to New Zealand.

You can provide this information by:

» facsimile sheet — use the form in the New Zealand Border Agencies Information Pack for Yachts and Small Craft and fax it to +64 9 913 9978, or

» visiting our website ww.customs.govt.nz

Download and complete the forms listed, and return them by fax or email.

WHERE ARE THE CUSTOMS PORTS OF ENTRY?All craft arriving in New Zealand from overseas must rst report at a Customs port of entry. These are located at:

› Opua

› Whanga-rei

› Auckland

› Tauranga

› New Plymouth

› Gisborne

› Napier

› Wellington

› Nelson

› Picton

› Lyttelton

› Timaru

› Port Chalmers

› Bluff

(A more detailed description of the Customs ports of entry is provided separately in the introduction sheet to the New Zealand Border Agencies Information Pack for Yachts and Small Craft.)

Once your craft has arrived at a Customs port of entry you will be met by Customs and MAF quarantine of cers.

» With the exception of an emergency situation, all persons and goods must remain onboard until the craft has been cleared.

» All persons in charge of a craft arriving at a place other than a Customs port of entry must immediately report to a Customs or Police of cer.

WHAT IS TEMPORARY IMPORT ENTRY (TIE)?The New Zealand Customs Service uses a number of ways to account for goods being imported and/or exported from our country. A Temporary Import Entry (TIE) is a method of accounting for the importation and subsequent exportation of goods that are intended to remain in New Zealand temporarily, usually up to 12 months.

Customs automatically grants TIEs for 6–8 months but there is exibility to extend your TIE for up to and, in some cases, beyond 12 months depending on your circumstances.

Customs understands that your vessel may need to undergo major repair or re t work during your stay and that this takes time. There will be a review date during your visit so you can discuss matters with Customs that may affect your departure date. It is important that you keep in touch with Customs during your stay and advise early if you want to request an extension.

In New Zealand, we have developed a simpli ed Temporary Import Entry (Form C4G) speci cally for visiting yachts and small craft that is also a form of security for Customs charges that would normally be payable.

HOW WILL MY VESSEL QUALIFY FOR SIMPLIFIED TEMPORARY ENTRY INTO NEW ZEALAND FOR BONA FIDE VISITORS? » You must be a bona de visitor.

» You must be a permanent resident of a country other than New Zealand.

» You must have arrived in New Zealand for a temporary visit of up to 12 months.

» Your vessel must not be sold or offered for sale in New Zealand without prior permission from Customs.

» Your vessel must not be used in a commercial capacity for hire, or the transport of cargo or the carriage of passengers for reward while in New Zealand.

What if I don’t match all or some of these requirements?Yachts and small craft may enter New Zealand for other than bona de visitor purposes, ie, if you don’t meet some of the requirements. However, in these circumstances Customs will determine the appropriate entry requirements and tax treatment on a case-by-case basis.

WHAT DOES THE SIMPLIFIED TEMPORARY ENTRY PROCESS MEAN FOR ME?Yachts and small craft are subject to Customs charges (tax) on importation into New Zealand. Customs charges include Customs duty (where applicable) and goods and services tax (GST).

If you qualify for the simpli ed entry process you will not be required to pay Customs charges for the vessel on arrival in New Zealand. In Customs terminology we call this process “temporary entry”.

The simpli ed entry process defers the payment of Customs charges on the understanding that if the vessel is not exported by an agreed date, or Customs duties paid, then the vessel may be liable


to forfeiture (as per the declaration on the simpli ed temporary entry form). This requires an undertaking from you that your yacht or small craft will depart New Zealand within the timeframe speci ed.

HOW DO I GET A TEMPORARY IMPORT ENTRY (TIE)?When you arrive in New Zealand, a Customs of cer at the port of arrival will assist you to complete the arrival formalities for your craft and all people on board.

These formalities include immigration, craft entry papers and, where applicable, the TIE.

If you would prefer to complete the TIE formalities at a later time, on arrival you can talk to the Customs of cer to see if alternative arrangements can be made. However until the TIE has been completed, your vessel must remain within the con nes of the Customs controlled area at the port in which the vessel entered.

WHAT IS INVOLVED IN COMPLETING THE SIMPLIFIED TEMPORARY ENTRY?On arrival, the Customs of cer will have you complete a form titled Customs Import Entry (Temporary) for Yachts and Small Vessels. This is a declaration and the information contained within this must be accurate.

The simpli ed temporary entry includes a declaration that is a written form of security that Customs accepts in lieu of money from importers to secure (cover) the Customs charges that would otherwise be payable. By signing the declaration the importer is giving a binding undertaking that, should the goods not leave New Zealand by the stated date then Customs charges, duty and/or GST, as speci ed will be paid to Customs.

WHAT DO I DO WITH MY COPY OF THE TEMPORARY IMPORT ENTRY FORM? You are expected to retain the yellow copy of this form while in New Zealand and it must be presented to the Customs of cer on your departure.

In New Zealand, certain goods may be supplied to you without payment of goods and services tax (GST). (The supply of goods and services without the payment of GST is over to the seller/retailer/provider to decide if that is applicable.) You need to record all details of these purchases on the reverse of the yellow copy of the form — it is not suf cient that the supplier of the goods merely takes a copy of your Import Entry (Temporary) Yachts and Small Vessels form.

If at a later date the vessel is entered permanently to New Zealand, the yellow copy must be surrendered to a Customs of cer at the time the paperwork is processed.

WHAT IF I DO NOT QUALIFY FOR SIMPLIFIED TEMPORARY ENTRY?If you do not qualify for the simpli ed temporary entry process, the Customs of cer on arrival will be able to direct you to a Customs of cer (client service) to work out the most appropriate method for entering your craft.

WHAT LENGTH OF TIME WILL I AUTOMATICALLY BE GRANTED FOR MY VESSEL ON ARRIVAL?You will automatically be granted between 6–8 months. There will be a review date during your visit so you can discuss matters with Customs that may affect your departure date. It is important that you keep in touch with Customs during your stay and advise early if you want to request an extension.

CAN MY YACHT STAY LONGER THAN 12 MONTHS?Your yacht can stay longer than 12 months. However, the temporary entry conditions that were agreed with Customs on your arrival may not be applicable. Depending on the period of extended stay in New Zealand, and your personal circumstances, Customs may require the following:

» Customs may require that the yacht is imported permanently into New Zealand and Customs charges (duty and GST) will then be payable.

» If your stay is still temporary and for less than another 12 months (24 months in total), Customs may require a cash deposit or security to cover the Customs charges that would be payable if the yacht was permanently imported into New Zealand. Provided the yacht is exported within the agreed period the deposit will be returned to you following your nal departure, or if a security has been accepted it would be released.

» If your stay is still temporary and is for more than another 12 months (more than 24 months in total) you will need to discuss your speci c circumstances with a Customs of cer.

Customs will be able to discuss the options available to you.

HOW DO I QUALIFY FOR A TIE EXTENSION BEYOND 12 MONTHS WITHOUT THE PAYMENT OF CUSTOMS CHARGES OR THE PROVISION OF A SECURITY?Customs will consider all requests on a case-by-case basis and take into account any factors such as illness or re ts that may affect the intended length of stay of your visit.


Offi ce of the Comptroller of Customs, PO Box 2218, WellingtonPhone: +64 4 901 4500 » Fax: +64 4 901 4555 » www.customs.govt.nzISSN 1175-396X

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HOW SOON BEFORE MY CURRENT TIE EXPIRES SHOULD I CONTACT CUSTOMS FOR AN EXTENSION?You will need to contact Customs to discuss the possibility of an extension. We advise against leaving this until the last minute as the process can take some time.

It is important that you keep in contact with Customs during your stay and, if possible, let Customs know well in advance of your scheduled departure date if you want to request an extension. Contact Customs one month in advance of your scheduled departure date if you want to extend your stay for up to 12 months, and two months in advance of your scheduled departure date if you want to extend your stay beyond 12 months.

Please make sure you keep in touch with us. You can:

» call our toll free phone number: 0800 428786 (0800 4 CUSTOMS), or

» email us at [email protected], or

» contact Customs at your nearest port.

AM I ABLE TO HAVE MULTIPLE VISITS TO NEW ZEALAND AND STILL QUALIFY FOR THE SIMPLIFIED TEMPORARY ENTRY STATUS?Yes. Over the years we have seen many bona de tourist yachts and small craft return to enjoy New Zealand.

WHAT IF MY CIRCUMSTANCES CHANGE DURING MY STAY?Customs is well aware that circumstances change and is more than happy to discuss the available options to you. If your circumstances change at any time during your stay please:

» call our toll free phone number: 0800 428 786 (0800 4 CUSTOMS), or

» email us at [email protected], or

» contact Customs at your nearest port.

FURTHER INFORMATION

Information about allowances and prohibited/restricted importsA list of allowances (concessions) and prohibited and restricted imports is included in the Advice to Travellers brochure, available in the New Zealand Border Agencies Information Pack for Yachts and Small Craft.

Inland Revenue Most goods and services provided while in New Zealand attract goods and services tax (GST). All requests for information regarding zero-rating with respect to supplies by registered persons for repairs or maintenance of overseas yachts should be referred to:

Inland Revenue DepartmentAuckland Customer ServicesCorner Wake eld and Rutland StreetsAuckland CityFreephone: 0800 377 776

Maritime New Zealand Yachts and small craft are not subject to maritime safety charges but are subject to oil pollution levies if the craft is over 100 gross tonnes. However, if you decide to undertake a commercial operation while in New Zealand, you will be subject to both these charges regardless of the size of the vessel. The New Zealand Customs of cials can discuss this with you at the time of your arrival.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATIONContact your nearest offi ce of the New Zealand Customs Service, visit the Customs website www.customs.govt.nzor call Customs on 0800 428 786 (0800 4 CUSTOMS).


NZCS 340 | MARCH 2012

Advance notice of arrival (small craft) (Fax to +64 3 358 0069 or email: [email protected])

Section 21, Customs and Excise Act 1996

PERIOD OF ADVANCE NOTICE AND OTHER ADVICE This form or the information on this form must be provided not less than 48 hours before the estimated time of arrival (ETA) of the craft in New Zealand. Where it is not possible to give such notice electronically (e.g. by email or fax), the notice may be given by some other means (e.g. by telephone). The New Zealand Customs Service Freephone contact number is 0800 428 786, outside New Zealand +64 9 927 8036.

To avoid delays in processing, in addition to providing this Advance Notice of Arrival (Form NZCS 340), you should contact Maritime Radio on VHF channel 16, 2182khz, 4125khz, 6215khz or 8291khz, 12 hours prior to arriving at your nominated Customs port to update or confirm your ETA. Please ensure that Customs continues to be updated via Maritime Radio or directly to Customs at the port of arrival. You should also note that officers engaged in the clearance of arriving craft will discontinue the process if they encounter crew behaviour that they deem inappropriate or a compromise to safety. Delays in the completion of clearance formalities will inevitably result.

PART A: CRAFT DETAILS Name of craft

Value of craft

Name of person in charge

Contact details

Name of owner

Owner’s address (Street number, street, city, country)

Name of charterer (if applicable)

Charterer’s address (Street number, street, city, country)

Country of registration

Port of registration

Registration number

Total number of persons on board

Gross tonnage

Sail number

Home port

Radio call sign

Shore station or radio contact details

Craft type: Yacht Motor launch Other (Specify)

Length (overall) metres

Draft metres

Hull colour Superstructure colour

Yacht rig: Cutter Sloop Ketch Yawl Schooner

Other (Specify)

Hull type: Mono Catamaran Trimaran

Other (Specify)

PART B: VOYAGE DETAILS

Port of arrival Estimated date and time of arrival Port arrived from and date of departure

LIST PREVIOUS OVERSEAS PORTS (Please list in sequence, last port first)

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

PART C: CREW AND PASSENGER DETAILS (PERSON IN CHARGE FIRST)

(Family name in block letters) (Attach any additional details of crew members on a separate sheet)

Family name

First name(s)

Family name

First name(s)

Nationality

Date of birth

Gender

Male / Female

Nationality

Date of birth

Gender

Male / Female Passport number

Place of issue (City)

Passport number


Date and place joining craft


Family name

First name(s)

Family name

First name(s)

Nationality

Date of birth

Gender

Male / Female

Nationality

Date of birth

Gender

Male / Female Passport number


Passport number




PART D: COMMERCIAL CARGO (please record on a separate sheet and attach if additional space is required) List all goods carried in or on the craft from a point outside New Zealand, whether in the course of international trade or for sale or supply in those goods, but excludes the personal effects of crew and passengers and stores for craft.

PART E: OTHER DETAILS FIREARMS ANIMALS ON BOARD

YES NO Number of animals

Kind of animals

Country and port where loaded

Form C1B August 2008

INWARD REPORT (SMALL CRAFT)

PART A: REGISTRATION DETAILS

Name of small craft Registration number Date of registration

Country of registration Port of registration

Sail number Home port

Name of person in charge Total number of persons on board

PART B: ARRIVAL DETAILS Port of arrival Date of arrival Time of arrival

Port arrived from Estimated period of stay in New Zealand

LIST PREVIOUS OVERSEAS PORTS (In order, last port first)

1. 2.

3. 4.

5. 6.

COMMERCIAL CARGO (Please record on a separate sheet and attach if additional space is required.)

List all goods carried in or on the craft from a point outside New Zealand, whether in the course of international trade or for sale or supply in those goods, but excluding the personal effects of crew and passengers and stores for craft.

FIREARMS (Specify makes, models, and serial numbers)

YES NO

CONTROLLED DRUGS/MEDICINES ON BOARD (Name and quantity)

YES NO

STORES ON BOARD

Spirits

Quantity

Beer

Wine

Cigarettes/tobacco

SMALL CRAFT STATUS

Tick box that applies:

Visiting overseas craft Returning New Zealand registered craft Built in NZ: YES NO

Duty paid: YES NO

Returning permanently imported craft Original Import Entry number:

Permanently importing craft to New Zealand

OFFICIAL USE ONLY

TIE number

Entry number

Verified YES / NO Entry number

PART C: CREW AND PASSENGER DETAILS (Person in charge first) (Surname in block letters) (Attach any additional details of crew members on a separate sheet)

Surname

Surname

First name(s)

First name(s)

Nationality

Date of birth

Nationality

Date of birth

Passport number

Passport number

Overseas contact address


Next of kin, relationship


Address/telephone of next of kin


Surname

Surname

First name(s)

First name(s)

Nationality

Date of birth

Nationality

Date of birth

Passport number

Passport number







Surname

Surname

First name(s)

First name(s)

Nationality

Date of birth

Nationality

Date of birth

Passport number

Passport number







Surname

Surname

First name(s)

First name(s)

Nationality

Date of birth

Nationality

Date of birth

Passport number

Passport number







PART D: CRAFT DETAILS Craft type

Yacht Motor launch Other (Specify)

Design

Yacht Rig

Cutter Sloop Ketch Yawl Schooner

Other (Specify)

Mast construction

Alloy Timber Composite

Other (Specify) Hull construction

Steel Alloy Ferro Cement Fibreglass Composite Other (Specify)

Length

Metres Feet

Beam

Metres Feet

Draught

Metres Feet

Gross tonnage

COLOURS Mast

Deckhouse/Superstructure (Tops)

Hull (Above waterline)

Deckhouse/Superstructure (Sides)

Hull (Below waterline)

Decks

Dodgers/Sail covers

Sails

ENGINE Make

Model

Power (HP/Kw)

Passage speed under motor

Fuel capacity

Fuel consumption

ELECTRONICS Radar 1 Make

Model

Range

Radar 2 Make

Model

Range

SSB Make

Model

Call sign

VHF Make

Model

Call sign

HAM Make

Model

Call sign

Cellphone Make

Model

Number

INMARSAT voice Make

Model

MMSI numbers

INMARSAT fax Make

Model

MMSI numbers

INMARSAT data Make

Model

MMSI numbers

GPS 1 Make

Model

GPS 2 Make

Model

Radar detector (CARD) Make

Model

Radar reflector Make

Model

SART Make

Model

EPIRB 121.5 / 406mHz Make

Model

Serial number (if 121.5 beacon)

RADIO SCHEDULES MAINTAINED Frequencies Times Shore station

OTHER EQUIPMENT Life raft Make

Model

Capacity

Make

Model

Length

Dinghy/Tender

Type

Capacity

Colour

Outboard motor Make

Model

Power (HP/Kw)

Flares

Parachute Hand held Smoke Other (Specify)

ANY OTHER IDENTIFYING FEATURES

PART E: OWNERSHIP DETAILS Name of owner

Owners address

Owners contact numbers Telephone

Mobile phone

Facsimile

Email

DECLARATION

I, .. ...................................................................................................................... being the Person in Charge declare that all particulars stated in this Inward Report are true and correct.

Signature of Person in Charge:....................................................................................................................... Date: ................................................. You are hereby advised that the information on this form is collected for the purpose of Customs clearance, monitoring the movement of craft and persons and border security. You must provide all information requested on the form. Failure to do so is an offence. The information you provide will be held by the New Zealand Customs Service pursuant to the Customs and Excise Act 1996. The Privacy Act 1993 provides rights of access to and the correction of personal information. You may gain access to and correct this information at; New Zealand Customs Service, The Customhouse, 17-21 Whitmore Street, PO Box 2218, Wellington 6140.

NOTES Cash Reporting—NZ$10,000 or More: If you are carrying, whether on yourself or in your baggage, cash (being coins or paper money) of NZ$10,000 or more (or the foreign currency equivalent), you are required by the Financial Transactions Reporting Act 1996 to complete a Border Cash report.

WARNING

There are heavy penalties under New Zealand law for the illicit importation of drugs. DRUG TRAFFICKING IS NOT WORTH THE RISK

OFFICIAL USE ONLY Attached

Passenger and Crew details List(s) attached

Arrival Card(s)

The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) is responsible for

ensuring unwanted pests, diseases and other organisms are

prevented from entering New Zealand.

Once inside New Zealand waters (12 nautical miles from the

coast) please ensure all rubbish is contained in closed leak-

proof containers or sealed in strong plastic bags. A biosecurity

inspector will direct the disposal of all your rubbish on arrival.

You must arrive at one of New Zealand’s approved places of

first arrival, where a biosecurity inspector will inspect and

clear your vessel and passengers for entry into New Zealand.

These entry ports are:

» Opua in Northland

» Whangarei – Marsden Cove

» Auckland

» Onehunga

» Tauranga (Mount

Maunganui)

» Gisborne

» New Plymouth

» Wellington

» Picton

» Nelson

» Lyttelton

» Timaru

» Dunedin (Port Chalmers)

» Bluff

Please notify Maritime Radio on 4125 kHz or 621Khs or VHF

Ch 16 of your expected arrival time. On contact, ask the radio

operator to notify New Zealand border agencies (New Zealand

Customs Service and MPI) of your ETA and intended port of

entry so they can prepare for your arrival.

DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED AT FIRST PLACE OF ARRIVAL

Border Passenger Arrival CardEvery person entering New Zealand must complete a personal

declaration. Any quarantine risk item must be declared.

Master’s DeclarationThe vessel Master must complete a declaration of all risk

items aboard that are either restricted or prohibited (see

highlighted box opposite).

If you surrender all prohibited goods (or have them treated

if an option) you will receive a full biosecurity clearance to

cruise New Zealand waters.

If this option is not taken, the vessel will remain at the

designated berth under biosecurity control.

Risk items that are either

restricted or prohibited entry

may include:

» FOODSTUFFS including

meat, fruit, vegetables,

eggs, dairy products,

honey and stored

products.

» RUBBISH – particularly

food waste.

» PLANTS – no plants or parts

of plants may be landed in

» CITES (endangered species items), e.g. clam and conch

shells, coral, turtle shells and ivory.

» LIVE ANIMALS – in general no animals will be permitted

to come ashore in New Zealand or to remain aboard

exemptions may be granted for keeping an animal on

board where prior application has been made to MPI

and the person in charge has agreed to comply with

conditions set. There are specific import conditions

for dogs and cats. These include measures to be taken

against rabies between 7 and 12 months prior to arrival.

Non-compliant dogs and cats will have to be secured at

anchor. Application to bring in animals should be made

to MPI well in advance.

Full information on risk and prohibited goods and

travelling with animals is on the biosecurity website

(below).

» HITCHHIKERS – Any known contamination with

hitchhiker organisms (termites, ants, moth egg masses,

spiders, mosquito larvae, hull biofouling).

Please note this list is by no means exhaustive. For further

information on entry requirements visit the website below.

CLEARANCE PROCEDURES FOR YACHTS AND PLEASURE CRAFT

UNDER THE BIOSECURITY ACT 1993, SMUGGLING ATTRACTS HEAVY PENALTIES

www.biosecurity.govt.nz

May 2012

BIOSECURITY ACT 1993 Sections 18 and 19

MASTER’S DECLARATIONfor Full Biosecurity Clearance

I, __________________________________________________________________________________ (Given name) (Family name)

Of the _______________________________________________________________ hereby certify that: (Full name of craft)

Tick answer

YES NOHas any refuse been thrown overboard within three nautical miles of the nearest land of

YES NOAre there any live animals on board including If yes, describe all animals.

Number of animals: Types of animals: Origin of animals:

YES NO

YES NO

YES NO1. Animal Products including: Meat and meat products and poultry (fresh, frozen, preserved, cooked, canned), lard, eggs and egg products (fresh, powdered, mayonnaise, salad dressing, etc), honey and honey products (royal jelly,

YES NO

2. Plant Products including:Fresh fruit and vegetables, nursery stock (live plants, cuttings, soil, bulbs, seeds for sowing and

YES NO

3. Stored Products including:Wheat, barley, popcorn, rice, various beans, lentils, chickpeas, nuts, dried fruit. YES NO

4. Native artefacts and items subject to Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) including:Sea shells (clam, queen conch, etc), coral, turtle shells, whale bone, animal skin and hair, feathers, bone, wood carvings, bamboo, straw.

YES NO

5. Used Equipment including:

equipment, vacuum cleaner bags. YES NO

6. Craft’s Refuse/Garbage YES NO

To the best of my knowledge and belief the above statements are true and correct in every particular and I am fully aware of the provisions of the Biosecurity Act 1993 sections 18 and 19. (For further information see reverse).

Master’s Signature

___________________________________________________________________________________________________

Date / / Time ____________ Port ____________________________________________

May 2012

BIOSECURITY ACT 1993

18 Arrival of craft in New Zealand(1) The person in charge of any craft that arrives at a place in New Zealand—

o (a) Shall, if—(i) 17 of this Act; or(ii)

17 of this Act,—

ando (b) Shall prevent risk goods from leaving the craft without the permission of an

inspector.(2) The person in charge of any such craft shall, if so required by an inspector, pay a bond for such amount not exceeding $10,000 as the inspector may require to secure due compliance with subsection (1)(b) of this section.

19 Persons in charge of certain craft to obey directions of inspector or authorised person(1) This section applies to a craft, and place in New Zealand, if—

o (a) The craft arrives in New Zealand there; oro (b) The craft is carrying risk goods that it was carrying when it arrived in New Zealand

at some other place.(2) Where this section applies to a craft and place, the person in charge of the craft shall—

o (a) Obey every reasonable direction given by an inspector as to—(i) The movement of the craft in the place; or(ii) The unloading or discharge of risk goods or the disembarkation of crew or passengers from the craft; or(iii) Measures (including any bond required under section 18(2) of this Act) to ensure that any risk goods not intended to be unloaded or discharged from the craft are maintained in a secure place under the control of that person; and

o (b) Within the required time or times, deliver to an inspector a report, in such manner

supporting documents, as may be required; ando (c) Answer all questions relating to the craft or its cargo, crew, passengers, stores, or

voyage, asked by an inspector;—and every person disembarking from the craft shall, on request by an inspector, make his or her baggage available for inspection by the inspector.

Privacy StatementInformation sought on the New Zealand Master’s Declaration and associated crew and passenger lists for arriving crafts is required to administer the Biosecurity Act 1993 (the Act). Collection of this information is authorised by s19 of the Biosecurity Act and failure to provide information may be an offence under the Act. The Ministry for Primary Industries will not disclose any personal information unless it is in accordance with New Zealand law.The Privacy Act 1993 provides rights of access to, and correction of, personal information held in readily retrievable form. Should you wish to exercise these rights please contact MPI on telephone number 0800 222 009.

May 2012

More than 200 introduced marine species

are already established in New Zealand

waters and it’s estimated over 85 percent of

them arrived as biofouling – the growth on

the bottom of vessels.

Once established here, introduced species

can have severe economic and environmental

impacts.

You can help protect New Zealand’s waters from further introductions.

CLEAN YOUR HULLBefore you leave your last port for New

Zealand, check your hull, keel, rudder area

and hull fittings for any fouling growth. If

necessary, haul out and clean it. If this is not

possible, give your vessel an in-water clean,

paying attention to through-hull fittings,

areas not protected by antifouling, and other

submerged areas that either protrude or

recess as these can harbour pest species.

ANTIFOULING (BOTTOM PAINT)Ideally coatings should be in good

functioning condition and applied within one

DON’T BRING MARINE PEST HITCHHIKERS TO NEW ZEALAND ON YOUR BOAT

www.biosecurity.govt.nzMay 2012

to two years of arrival in New Zealand. In

future, thorough antifouling will need to be

addressed prior to leaving home ports for any

voyages that include New Zealand.

KEEP RECORDSIt is good practice to keep good records of

your vessels’ cleaning and antifouling history,

such as:

» antifouling paint details;

» the date, location and facility/person that

carried out the last dry docking/haul-out

and antifouling;

» receipts from marinas, haul-out facilities

and paint suppliers;

» dates and locations for when you inspected

the hull and whether it was cleaned as a

result.

Inspectors may request this information

on your arrival in New Zealand to assess

whether your boat presents any biosecurity

risk from fouling.

IF YOU INTEND TO CLEAN YOUR HULL ON ARRIVALIf you were unable to clean your vessel

before leaving your last port and intend

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FROM NEW ZEALAND’S MINISTRY FOR PRIMARY INDUSTRIESNew Zealand is considering introducing a new border requirement that all arriving vessels have a well maintained hull, with minimal fouling over and above a slime layer. When introduced, the rule may see some vessels inspected with an underwater camera on arrival and directed for cleaning at a nearby approved facility if required. Full information on any change is at www.biosecurity.govt.nz/enter/ships/yachts

Your biosecurity inspector will have information on arrival.

cleaning it in New Zealand, it is important

that you use facilities where waste water

and debris are contained and treated before

discharge. Advise the inspector who clears

you for entry that you may require prompt

haul-out and they will be able to guide you to

the nearest MPI-recommended facility.

DO NOT BEACH OR CAREEN IN NEW ZEALAND WATERSYou should not clean your hull by beaching

or careening your boat in New Zealand.

In-water cleaning could be used for removing

a light slime layer, and is useful for ongoing

maintenance of a clean hull. But once again,

if you have fouling above slime, you should

only clean your vessel in facilities with waste

containment so that potential pest species

are not entering New Zealand waters.

The Ministry for Primary Industries has full

information on the entry requirements for

yachts and other cruising vessels at

www.biosecurity.govt.nz/enter/ships/yachts

BORDER SECURITY IS EVERYONE’S BUSINESSIt was local knowledge and vigilance that helped identify and capture the Rainbow Warrior bombers. The community have an even greater role in protecting our border today.

You know your area best, so let Customs know if you spot anything unusual or suspicious, including people or craft that seem out of place.

You can play a vital role in protecting New Zealand communities from international crime, illicit drugs, terrorism, smuggling, and other illegitimate activities by reporting any suspicious border activity to Customs.

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