All boats over 2.5m in force.
RRG Categorie: Registration
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Switzerland – Registration
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Hungary – Registration
All sailing boats above 5 m length and above 10 m2 sail area and motorboats above 5 m length and 4 kW engine power needs to be registered.
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Portugal – Registration
National registration for all boats in force.
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Ireland – Registration
Required on inland waterways for engine power above 10 h.p.
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Denmark – Registration
Voluntarily over 5 BRT. Fee for this voluntary registration is DKK 6000.
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Cyprus – Registration
National regulations for all vessels in force.
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Finland – Registration
All boats that are 5,5 meter long or more or/and with an engine of 15 kw or more must be registered. All PWCs falling into this category must be registered too.
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Greece – Registration
All boats must be registered regardless of their length.
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Belgium – Registration
National regulations for all boats in force. Inland Waterways: Registration (Immatriculation Card) must be fixed on the craft. Coastal Waters: For the sea you need a “Vlaggenbrief” / “lettre de pavillon”
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France – Registration
All sea-going craft greater than 2,5 m in length need to be registered. The Declaration of Conformity in French according to the 2003/44 amendment of the Directive is accepted (ADCO format). Seagoing craft over 7 m in length need a French flag act (“Acte de francisation”) and must pay an annual tax. Same for craft below 7 m but with engine power above 22 fiscal HP (about 200 HP). Craft below 7 m in length have a “Carte mer” (registration document). Registration in force for inland boats over 4.5kW and/or over 5 m.