Taipei (TWTPE)

The port is an auxiliary port to Port of Keelung. The port handled mainly containers, liquid facilities, RoRo facilities, passenger facilities, breakbulk and bulk cargo.

Summer.

Taipei (also known as Tan-Shui) is situated in Pali, near the N end of the Island, 34nm to the W of Keelung.

LOA 400m, beam 61.50m, draught 15.5m, 241,960DWT.

Approx 18,000,000t of cargo, 2,000,000TEU, 10,000 vessels and 15,000 passengers handled annually.

Anchorages available in following positions: ..... Name Position A. 25°09.7'N 121°23.8'E B. 25°11.3'N 121°22.1'E C. 25°09.6'N 121°18.6'E D. 25°07.7'N 121°19.9'E Anchorage A has depths from 30-40m.

The depth of the outer fairway and the turning basin is 14.5m to 16.0m. The depth of the inner fairway and the turning basin is 14 meters, and more operations are under consideration.

Tanshoei is a subport of Keelung.

BA 1761, 3658. Admiralty NP32, NP286(6).

1025.

Pilotage is compulsory for foreign vessels over 500GT and Taiwanese vessels over 1,000GT. Request for pilotage should be send 2 hours prior to arrival. Pilot boards in position 25°09.06'N 121°21.57'E.

The port limits are bounded by the following co-ordinates: ..... 1. 25°09.7'N 121°23.8'E 2. 25°11.3'N 121°22.1'E 3. 25°09.6'N 121°18.6'E 4. 25°07.7'N 121°19.9'E

Range 3.5m at MHWS.

Vessels should report to Taipei Signal Station, 2 hours before arrival.

Five tugs of 6,000hp, 5,000hp, 4,000hp, 3,200hp and 2,800hp are available.

Tanshoei is a subport of Keelung.

T'AIPEI UNCTAD LOCODE: TW TPE For details see: CHI-LUNG (KEELUNG) PILOT REQUIREMENTS ________________________________________________________________________________ ______

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WEEKLY CORRECTIONS FROM UKHO NtM WEEK 38/25 UKHO, (RSDRA2025000358777), 38/25

Pilots contact: Tel: 886 2 26196291, fax: +886 2 86301719. VHF: Ch 11, 16 and 68. VTS contacts: Callsign: Taipei Port Radio. Telephone: 886 2 261 96010, 886 2 261 96057 Fax: 886 2 863 01939 Port Authority contacts: Telephone: 886 2 261 96010 Fax: 886 2 863 01939 E-mail: dttpdw02@klhb.gov.tw

Immigration officials will check passports and seaman's books.

..... Number of copies required Document CS IM HA Other 1. Crew List 1 1 1 3 2. Passenger List 1 1 1 1 3. Stores List 1 - - 1 4. Provisions List 1 - - 1 5. Crew Personal Effects List 1 - - 1 6. Customs Declaration 1 - - 1 7. Cargo List 1 - - 2 8. Maritime Declaration of Health - - 1 1 9. Bill of Lading - - - 1 10. Stowage Plan 1 - - 2 11. Last Port Clearance 1 1 - 2 12. Ports of Call List 1 1 1 1 13. Bonded Stores List 1 - - 1 14. Narcotics List 1 - - 1 15. Arms & Ammunition List 1 - - 1 CS = Customs, IM = Immigration, HA = Health Authorities. Following certificates should be presented: ..... 1. Load Line Certificate 2. Safety Equipment Certificate 3. Certificate of Registry 4. Safety Radio Certificate 5. Safety Construction Certificate 6. International Oil Pollution Prevention Certificate 7. Ship Sanitation Control or Ship Sanitation Control Exemption Certificate 8. International Tonnage Certificate 9. Oil Record Book 10. Seaman's Books, Passports and Vaccination Certificates Special forms will be delivered onboard via agent on arrival.

ETA should be sent to agent 7, 5, 3, 2, 1 day and 12 hours prior to arrival including draught, summary of cargo, radio pratique message and any requirement from master.

Pratique can be applied by radio and should be applied for within 72 hours prior to arrival. Ship Sanitation Control or Ship Sanitation Control Exemption Certificates can be renewed.