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Polish MMSI
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Polish MMSI License
If your vessel is registered under the Polish flag, you’ll need a valid MMSI (Maritime Mobile Service Identity) license for legal marine radio operations, including VHF, AIS, and EPIRB communication systems.
What is MMSI?
MMSI is a unique 9-digit identifier assigned to your vessel. It enables secure communication with coast guards, other vessels, and rescue coordination centers via marine radio equipment.
To apply, a valid radio operator certificate is recommended. Recognized certificates include:
Accepted Radio Operator Certificates
- G1E / G2E – Radio-Electronics Certificates (GMDSS)
- GOC / ROC – General & Restricted Operator Certificates
- LRC / SRC – Long/Short Range Communication Certificates
- CSO / IWC / VHF – Coastal, Inland, and VHF-specific licenses
Note: G1E, G2E, GOC, and ROC are valid for 5 years. Others are issued for an indefinite period.
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� Required Documents
- Boat Registration Certificate Issued by Poland
- Passport or ID of the owner/Operator mentioned on the polish registration card.
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Radio Equipment Details and CE Certificates:
○ Equipment type, brand, model, serial numbers, power, antenna type - Radio Operator Certificate
Process
Application Process
Step 1: Submit Vessel & Radio Info
- Boat make, model, year, and length
- Vessel Registration Number Issued by Poland
- Owner’s full name and address
- Radio operator’s details (if different)
- Equipment list (VHF, AIS, EPIRB, Radar, etc.)
Step 2: We Handle the Paperwork
- We fill out all required forms
- Liaise with Polish telecom authorities or recognized MMSI issuing bodies
Step 3: Receive Your License
- Delivered digitally by email
- Globally valid and registered in the international MMSI database
Polish MMSI FAQ'S
Yes, an MMSI number is essential for legal radio communication at sea and for use with marine safety devices like DSC radios and AIS transponders.
Typically, you’ll need proof of vessel ownership, identification documents, and sometimes your current radio equipment details.
Processing usually takes 1–3 working days if all documents are in order.
No. An MMSI is country-specific, so you must apply for one in each flag state where your vessel is registered.
It ensures seamless communication with coast guards and ships worldwide, improving safety during emergencies.
Yes, most MMSI licenses need renewal every 1–10 years depending on the issuing authority. Renewal is usually an online process.
Yes, but it’s not recommended as you won’t be able to legally use marine radios or AIS transponders in most jurisdictions.