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Sue Richards says:

July 23, 2023 at 6:15 AM

Nongsa Point Marina across the Singapore Strait to Phuket: Advice from Bob Mott (cruiser who has transited many times):

Coming from Indonesia it’s possible to make the passage staying in Indonesian waters all the way past Singapore. Stay south of the traffic lanes and cross once past Raffles Lighthouse Island. Then head north west. Watching the tide is very important and of course using AIS to deal with all the shipping.

Pulau Pisang is a good anchorage to head for. Calm anchorage north side of Phuket in 8 metres. Give yourself room and run out plenty of chain. Reason is that Sumatra storms come in from the NW – no protection if that comes in but lots of chain for extra holding power.

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heinzi1500 says:

June 9, 2023 at 11:01 AM

We checked in at Bali. And in Nongsa Point out. Should be avoided. They charged us 600 US and 1,000,000 rupees in Nongsa. Allegedly, the papers were not filled out correctly in Bali. A Swiss couple 1300 Swiss francs. Black money, of course. The marina then charged another 1,500,000 rupees for the help. To clear into Singapore, you only need a passport and an online entry form. So better not to go to Nongsa Point. Greetings Heinz

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evangorp says:

July 5, 2021 at 4:04 AM

For any work needed done in Batam ask this guy. He and his team worked on our boat for about 3 months on a variety of projects:
La Kamar
ESD INTERNASIONAL
Telp/whatsapp +62 (0)81364437143
cv.esdinternasioanl@gmail.com

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Data Entry3 says:

October 16, 2017 at 4:17 PM

smurphy also reports:
Clearance costs are equivalent to $50usd.

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Data Entry3 says:

September 30, 2017 at 9:40 PM

Reported by Liz Datson:

To check into Indonesia, which we did at Nongsa Point – very efficiently done by the Marina, it is a requirement that you have a crew list stamped by Immigrassi from your last port.
Luckily before departing Malaysia I re-read the information kindly provided by Prakash at Nongsa Point.

So the paperwork I needed was :
The online VESSEL DECLARATION,
PORT CLEARANCE
CREW/passenger list with Immigration stamp
Boat registered papers
MMSI
Insurance

And the N, Q flags – (tip N flag easily created after a “craft session” – White material, blue packaging tape, and a couple of staples and some handy twine, creates a very passable facsimile, which did the trick! )

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Data Entry3 says:

September 6, 2017 at 9:03 AM

The guys at Nongsa Point had us cleared out in around 40 min, it took longer to fill our fuel tanks. Lovely spot, well-maintained marina with 32Amp power, clean waters, nice pool, good bar and restaurant, good fuel prices and helpful staff. The perfect antidote to the boring slog up from Bali.

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Data Entry3 says:

July 16, 2016 at 6:00 AM

Visited Nongsa Point on 2-July-2016 and they were very accommodating. Contacted Prakesh in advance and he was very responsive and helpful in providing forms and information. He provided one Cruising Declaration for Harbormaster form and referenced link to an online form: https://yachters-indonesia.id/

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Data Entry3 says:

November 9, 2015 at 9:43 AM

Hello,

Nongsa Point Marina was the right place for us to clear out of Indonesia. We did not want to bother with all the formalities and were worried about the re-export of the yacht. By paying a fee to Nongsa Point Marina, they take care of all of this within a day.

Very relaxing. They have half day car & driver arrangements, this was enough time for us to do our provisioning and finding spare parts in town.

If you like to do the clearance by yourself without the help of the marina, it may be better to go somewhere closer to the offices. Nongsa Point is rather far away from them.
PS: we had a PIB from Tual, which was not a problem.
Enjoy Nongsa Point Marina

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overboard says:

March 20, 2021 at 8:29 AM

Does anyone know what a “PIB” from Tual is? Thanks!

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Nongsa Point Marina - Update History

Feb 06, 2023

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February 2023: Pet information updated from Agnes at Batam Central.
November 2022: Marina and clearance information updated from Luc Callebaut on SV Sloepmouche.
December 2017: Short stay information added to clearance following report from SV FARRFLYER.
September 2017: Clearance updated with feedback from cruisers.
April 2016: New CIQP process here confirmed by SY Catnap.
June 2014: PIB requirement reported by Susan and Richard Kidd.
July 2013: Update from Gary and Libby of SV Aquarius.

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