SEASCORP

South East Asia Shipping Corp., commonly referred to as SEASCORP, operates as a maritime service provider based in Parañaque City, Philippines. Since its inception in 1982, the company has focused on providing comprehensive shipping and port agency services to international shipowners, managers, and operators. Its primary function involves the management of vessel port calls across the Philippine archipelago, ensuring that all regulatory and operational requirements are met during a ship's stay in local waters. The company manages operations at all major Philippine ports, including Manila, Batangas, Subic, Cebu, and Davao, as well as various private terminals and outports. Its core responsibilities include the coordination of essential formalities with government bodies such as customs, immigration, and quarantine authorities. By facilitating vessel clearance and documentation, the agency ensures that maritime traffic adheres to local legal frameworks. Beyond administrative tasks, the firm provides extensive husbandry services tailored to the needs of the crew and the vessel. These services encompass crew change logistics, including visa processing and transportation, as well as the coordination of medical assistance for seafarers. Operational support extends to the logistical management of ship requirements, such as the delivery of fresh water, provisions, and spare parts. The agency also oversees the coordination of bunkering activities and provides technical assistance for vessels undergoing repairs or dry-docking in Philippine shipyards. To maintain a consistent level of service quality, the organization adheres to international standards and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification, reflecting a commitment to organized management systems within the maritime sector. Through its network of branch offices and representative locations across the country, the company provides local expertise and logistical oversight for various vessel types, including container ships, bulk carriers, and tankers, supporting the continuity of maritime trade within the region.