Malta:
Travel Ban Exemption On Transiting Yachts
10 June 2020
Ganado Advocates
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As of 5 June 2020, an exception
from the provisions of the Travel Ban (Extension to all Countries)
Order, that came into effect as of 21 March 2020, shall come into
force in relation to transiting yachts, with only crew members on
board, that intend to berth in Malta for the purpose of refuelling,
repairs, servicing, flagging, customs procedures and other
necessities. As of 21 March 2020, only cargo ships (container ships
and vessels carrying essential goods and commodities as well as
tankers loaded with essential fuels) as well as cargo, ferry,
humanitarian and repatriation flights were exempted from such
Travel Ban Order.
Originally published June 5, 2020.
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