Port Services Fees and Charges 3rd edition

Collecting charges for the ship's use of wharf according to the ship's capacity in total tons shall be as follows: Item No. Description Rate in riyals Unit 3000 tons or less per day or part thereof More than 3000 tons per day or part thereof Note: 1. The ship's capacity in total tones is the gross registered tonnage (GRT) or gross tonnage (GT). If the ship uses both, the charges shall be calculated according to the highest figure. 2. The duration of a ship's usage of the wharf shall commence from the time of its arrival at the wharf and ends with its departure therefrom. Every 24 hours or part thereof the ship spends at the wharf shall be deemed one day. 3. The duration of a ship's usage of the anchorage area shall commence from the time it enters the area and ends with its departure therefrom. Every 24 hours or part thereof the ship spends at the anchorage area shall be deemed one day. 4. The charges stipulated in (4.1) shall be collected whether the ship receives all the services or part thereof; ships the service of which does not require the use of tug boats shall be charged half of the charges. 5. Ships the service of which requires special treatment due to its inability to use the engines or a defect in the rudder or the like shall be charged double the charges stipulated in (4.1). 6. The fee stipulated in (4.3) shall not be collected if the ship remains in the anchorage area due to lack of space in the wharf. 7. The fee stipulated in (4.1) shall be collected if the ship moves from one wharf to another upon the request of the ship or the agent. 8. The charges stipulated in (4.2) shall not be collected for the following periods:  A ship's period of stay at a wharf for non-handling operations upon a written request from a government agency.  A period of complete stoppage of handling operations for more than 24 hours for reasons beyond the control of the ship or the shipping agent. 5. Charges for Passenger Services: Item No. Description Rate in riyals Unit Arriving or departing passengers per passenger Table (B) Second: Charges Collected from the Owner of Cargo Table (B) Second: Charges Collected from the Owner of Cargo 1. Port Service Charges for Imported or Exported Cargo: Item No. Description Rate in riyals Unit General cargo per ton or part thereof Vehicles and equipment per ton or part thereof Bagged cargo and foodstuffs per ton or part thereof Bagged cement (exported) per ton or part thereof Note: - General cargo shall include all cargo, except vehicles, self-propelled equipment, livestock, bulk cargo, or cargo loaded onto containers, flatbed trucks, or trailers. - In case of dangerous cargo, an additional 25% shall be collected. 1.5 Livestock: Item No. Description Rate in riyals Unit Sheep per head Other Livestock per head Note: The charges for port services indicated in (1.1 - 1.5) above shall be collected for unloading cargo from ships and transporting them to transitional areas or storage yards and stacking them in packs or sorting them in hangars after sorting. They shall then be transferred to customs inspection halls and then to the owners' means of transport. In case of export, the same process shall be followed in reverse, whether all the services or part thereof is provided. Item No. Description Rate in riyals Unit Bulk cargo, including foodstuffs and bulk cargo per ton or part thereof handled at sites of cement, grains, oils, and the like, excluding oil, liquid oil derivatives, and gas Bulk cement and clinker (exported) per ton or part thereof Note: The charges for the port services indicated in (1.6) and (1.7) above shall be collected for using the port's basic equipment.