UNION MARITIME AGENCY LIMITED

Union Maritime Agency Limited operates from its central office in Apapa, Lagos, serving as a primary link for international shipowners and operators navigating the maritime landscape of Nigeria. The organization manages the intricate requirements of port calls, ensuring that vessels maintain compliance with all local regulations and administrative protocols. Their core expertise involves extensive coordination with port authorities, where they handle customs and immigration formalities and secure essential vessel clearances. By overseeing these critical tasks, the firm facilitates efficient transitions for ships entering and departing from major maritime hubs such as Lagos, Port Harcourt, Onne, and Warri. The scope of work performed by Union Maritime Agency Ltd extends to comprehensive husbandry services designed to sustain vessel productivity during their time in port. This includes organizing crew change support, where logistical arrangements are made for the safe transit of personnel, as well as the coordination of bunkers, fresh water, and necessary provisions. The team handles documentation with high precision, ensuring that all cargo-related and ship-specific paperwork adheres to the stringent standards required by national regulatory bodies. Acting as a dedicated local representative, the agency provides essential operational assistance that helps minimize port delays and optimizes the turnaround time for various maritime assets, including tankers and bulk carriers. Furthermore, the agency assists with specialized marine operations such as ship repairs, underwater inspections, and medical support for crew members. Their deep understanding of the local maritime sector allows them to bridge the gap between global shipping requirements and regional port conditions. By maintaining a constant presence in Nigeria’s primary gateways, they offer reliable oversight for every stage of a vessel's stay, from pre-arrival planning to final departure. This focused approach ensures that the logistical needs of shipowners are met with professional diligence, supporting the overall efficiency of maritime trade within the West African region.