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Who We Are

Eurasian Maritime Corporation (EMC)

     Is a Sea-based Manning Agency located in Mandaue City,
Cebu, Philippines, With the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC)
and is fully licensed with the Philippine Overseas Employment Agency
(POEA) License No. POEA-061-SB-111011-R.

(EMC) has met all legal requirements enabling her to engage in the
recruitment and deployment of Filipino citizens as crew
for foreign registered vessels.

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OUR SERVICE


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WORLD CLASS CREW

Eurasian Maritime Career provides crews, officers and alumni with job placement support to ensure that they have the best opportunities in the market for their maritime career.

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Crew Management

Apart from our rich database and wide pool of seafarers for various types of vessels, Eurasian Maritime Corp has built through the years a strong foundation of expertise in the field of crew manning operations.

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Account Services

Our sophisticated accounting structure ensures seamless integration of the ship-principal-manning agency triangle which accomplishes the most accurate and timely administration of all seafarers’ financial transactions.

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News & Updates


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EURASIAN MARITIME CORPORATION

10TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY

"An organization, no matter how well designed, is only as good as the people who live and work in it".

PHILHEALTH ADVISORY


MMG ADVISORY as of 26-NOV-2019

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PHILIPPINE CREW ARRIVAL PROCEDURE


In lieu with the Advisory regarding Philippine Travel Advisory, the country is currently in incremental transition. There are selected regions/areas still into Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) while others are already decreasing their restrictions. All domestic flights and inter-island travel are still not available. As of 11 May 2020 all arriving Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWS) are mandated to undergo Swab Test for COVID19 upon arrival at the airport as well as 14-days quarantine procedure in an approved quarantine facility/hotels while waiting for the result. If tested positive, they will be forwarded and endorsed to hospitals. The cost and accommodation of the quarantine facility will be shouldered by the vessel/principal. Quarantined crew will only be allowed to return home upon receipt of the clearance certificate issued by the Bureau of Quarantine. Please be guided accordingly.

Thank you and let us all be safe!

Advance Information on the New Premium Contribution

In view of the effectivity of the Implementing Rules and Regulations of the Universal Health Care Law, this is an advance information that the new premium contribution of all Direct Contributors shall take effect beginning the applicable month of December 2019 onwards. The PhilHealth Circular on the Contribution Schedule will be published on November 22, 2019 in two major newspapers of general circulation.

For more information, you may access the UHC-IRR link.

Reference URL: https://www.doh.gov.ph/sites/default/files/health_magazine/UHC-IRR-signed.pdf
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Philippine Travel Advisory

Reference: Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) Advisory via NAIA MIAA FB Page
Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) inbound international flights to be allowed on assigned days. Starting on May 11, inbound international charter and commercial flights landing at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) will have assigned days. In a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) released by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) Operations Center, inbound International chartered flights will only be allowed to land on Mondays and Thursdays provided they secure a clearance from the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) and CAAP for slotting purposes. Meanwhile, inbound international commercial flights (scheduled) will be allowed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays provided they secure approval from CAAP 48 hours before the scheduled departure from the airport of origin for the necessary slotting and rescheduling of flights in order to subscribe to the 400 passengers per day capacity of NAIA. Enroute flights experiencing emergency, ferry flights/cargo flights, air ambulance and medical supplies flights, government military flights, weather mitigation flights, maintenance flights, and outbound ferry flights/cargo flights with passengers, as authorized, are unrestricted and are not covered by the NOTAM The restrictions, which will last a month, from May 11 to June 10, is going to be implemented in NAIA only.

Please be guided accordingly.

08
March
Local News

The Monaco Yacht Show Will Return in 2021, but With a New Covid-Aware Format

The organizers have created three new attendee designations to make docks less congested, while allowing better access for yacht buyers.

The Monaco Yacht Show typically marks the official launch of the superyacht season, but last year’s event was cancelled after most of the international yacht brokerage firms and some boat builders said they would not attend, citing concerns about Covid-19 and expected small crowds.

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04
March
Local News

2021 Islands Race at San Diego Yacht Club

A full year ago in Spring 2020, Newport Harbor Yacht Club and San Diego Yacht Club hosted the Islands Race with a just a hint of the Covid-19 influence over our lives, one of the last "normal" regattas before the pandemic took over.

A few weeks later as the 2020 Puerto Vallarta Race sailed down to Mexico, the US fully embraced the initial Covid-19 lockdown and sailing hasn't been the same since. But with patience and planning, this year's Islands Race brought 32 teams to compete in the 142 mile coastal race from Long Beach, around Catalina and San Clemente to San Diego. And for those on the racecourse at night, the offshore racing experience and competition were back in all its glory.

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04
March
International News

Dubai International Boat Show 2021 Has Been Cancelled

The Dubai International Boat Show has been rescheduled due to the pandemic; it will take place from 8 to 12 March 2022 at Dubai Harbour.

Abeer Alshaali, Acting CEO, Gulf Craft, comments on the decision: "Diversity of choices for visitors and safety are always the key considerations for Gulf Craft, so we fully support the decision to postpone the Dubai International Boat Show. While we were looking forward to taking part in this leading industry event, we respect and value the focus of the authorities in ensuring the wellbeing of all participants, visitors and staff.” “We are delighted that the organisers of Dubai Boat Show consulted us on the global leisure yachting developments. It is certainly the best decision for yacht builders globally for the event to take place at a more opportune time,” says Michael Breman, Lürssen Yachts Sales Director.

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