Rizhao Jurong Port Terminal (Rizhao) SDIC Jurong Yangpu Port (Hainan)Read more
Rizhao Jurong Port Terminal (Rizhao) SDIC Jurong Yangpu Port (Hainan)Read more
The Delivery Shipment Advice (DSA) is the document required for goods to enter Penjuru Lighter Terminal and Marina South Wharves. The DSA can be submitted either in JP-Online or as manual application. JP-ONLINE (1) Login to LT Connect (2) Select “Create Job” (3) Fill in all required fields and press “Submit” (4) Fill in allRead more
There are 2 terminals available, Penjuru Lighter Terminal and Marina South Wharves from where ship chandlers could deliver ship stores to vessels anchored at OPL.Read more
The Lighter Terminals act as primary gateways for the supply of ship provisions and spares. Companies could operate as a Boat Operator and/or Customer (Consignee/Shipper).Read more
Submission of PM4 can be made by the Agent, Consignee/Shipper and Forwarder. (1) Login to JP-Online (2) Proceed to “DG Cargo” (3) Select “PM4 Enquiry” (4) Select “By Vessel” (5) Fill in the required details (6) Click Add (7) Complete the application and submit. For import cargo, the PM4 is already approved and made available beforeRead more
You may write in to our Workplace Safety & Health team at jpfss@jp.com.sg for their advice.Read more
All dangerous goods whether for import, export or on transit must be declared and approved by MPA and Jurong Port via JP-Online. Shipper is required to submit the declaration 12 hours before the arrival of vessel. Late submission may be penalised by MPA. Once approval is given by MPA, JP-Online will be updated and JPRead more
It depends on allowed classes of DG to be stored and only when DG yard space is available for the required quantity in Jurong Port . For direct loading, the maximum waiting time permitted is 3 hours provided the DG remain on the vehicle together with the driver. Please contact Jurong Port Customer Service at jpcss@jp.com.sgRead more
Headquartered in Singapore, Jurong Port is a leading international multipurpose port operator handling general, bulk and containerised cargo. Jurong Port began operations in 1965 as a general and bulk cargo port, serving the development needs of Singapore’s Jurong industrial estate. Today, its main gateway terminal in Singapore welcomes more than 15,000 vessels each year from both the region and internationally.
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