New IMO Regulations
HISCR issues guidance to owners and operators on newly applicable IMO regulations.
Vessel registration, maritime registry services and seafarer certification — delivered with 24/7 global support, fast processing, international recognition and expert guidance at every stage.
Haiti International Ship & Corporate Registry provides maritime services to vessel owners and operators worldwide, with a registry aligned to international conventions and a support network that never closes.
Registration, certification, verification and support — delivered by one registry, to one standard, worldwide.
Registry operations follow the conventions and labour standards that port authorities the world over measure a flag against.

IMO
Registry operations aligned with IMO conventions on safety, security and pollution prevention.

ILO
Maritime labour standards applied through the Declaration of Maritime Labour Compliance.

Qualship
Quality-first flag administration: risk-based screening, fleet vetting and detention monitoring.
Enter the complete certificate number to see its type, issue date, expiry date and current status — checked live against the HISCR registry database.
Verifying a full document set? Open the full validation system

Registrations and certificates accepted by port authorities worldwide.
Aligned with IMO conventions and STCW standards for safety and certification.
24/7/365 support for urgent maritime matters, in any time zone.
Statutory basis
Haiti International Ship Registry operates under the Haitian National Legislation comm. code-230-476.
Fast processing, transparent fees and international recognition — backed by maritime specialists who answer at any hour.
Minimal paperwork and quick turnaround, with an optional fast-track route for urgent applications.
Registry operations aligned with IMO conventions and international maritime standards.
Worldwide port acceptance of HISCR registrations and certificates.
Maritime specialists providing professional guidance from first enquiry to certificate issue.
Competitive, clearly quoted fees — no hidden costs at any stage.
Online applications, tracking and document management across the registry.
Maritime law, safety, security and technical professionals — with environmental and quality commitments that outlast any single registration.
Legal expertise underpinning every registration and endorsement.
Specialists in maritime safety, security and Port State Control readiness.
Technical oversight, classification liaison and fleet vetting.
Global support coverage, available 24 hours a day.
Published reports, safety statistics and notices for owners, operators and seafarers flying the Haiti flag.
The registry's yearly review of fleet growth, service performance and compliance activity.
Published safety and detention statistics for vessels flying the Haiti flag.
HISCR issues guidance to owners and operators on newly applicable IMO regulations.
Vessel registration moves further online, with faster document handling and application tracking.
The network of authorised organisations expands to further ports and jurisdictions.
Timelines, documents, fees and verification — the questions the registry is asked most often.
Write to info@hiscr.org or send the registry a message — replies within 24–48 hours.
Contact HISCRRegistration generally takes 5–10 business days for complete applications. A fast-track service is available for urgent applications.
Talk to the registry about vessel registration, seafarer certification or a transparent quotation for your fleet. Support is available worldwide, 24/7.