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Issues with Ship Sanitation Certificate

May 23, 2022

Update on 23 May 2022:-

Contents:

  1. Format of SSCC/SSCEC – ports in India
  2. Valid SSCC/SSCEC – Brazil
  3. Fumigation – Argentina

Under WHO requirements, Ship Sanitation Control Certificate/Ship Sanitation Control Exemption Certificate (SSCC/SSCEC) are valid for six months, and its renewal must be scheduled and planned with sufficient time in advance of its expiration date by authorised ports – the list is regularly updated and current version available at WHO public website https://extranet.who.int/ihr/poedata/data_entry/ctrl/portListPDFCtrl.php. The SSCEC is valid for six months and extendable by one month if the inspection for renewal cannot be accomplished at the port of arrival.

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