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I've bought my tiki 5 years ago. no documets at all. Just money on hands.

no problem for 5 years since I used to sail on summer time and come back in winter time with my tiki on a trailer.

Now I want to leave my tiki in a croatian marina and.....they want document!

How does it works with self building boats? Am I supposed to have a Project number to ask documents for my boat or what?

I don't know the builder's name, but I'm sure it's an original tiki

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Permalink Reply by adriano meis on January 22, 2015 at 12:28pm

wow. no other way?

nobody else has boat documents?

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Permalink Reply by Michael Zechany on January 23, 2015 at 3:55am

Ciao Adriano,

is this the former TomTom?

I think in Croatia you need a paper, that shows you as the real owner of the boat.

In Austria we have to register the boat to get a "Seebrief", which is a document that shows that the boat belongs to you
and has to go under austrian flag. Maybe there is something similar in Italy. Ask one of your harbor officials in Italy.

Regards

Michael

adriano meis said:

wow. no other way?

nobody else has boat documents?

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Permalink Reply by Robert Hughes on January 23, 2015 at 12:19pm

Here is a link to an article from the UK Royal Yachting Association, which is an organisation that looks after the interests of boat users. It's talking about UK people visiting Croatia by boat, so it might not tell you how to solve the problem, but maybe it will help.