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Gan, atoll d'Addu: clearing in by boat

Port of entry of Maldives (island: Gan, atoll d'Addu).

Check with the authorities before you leave (last checked on 28 October 2026).

Services

CustomsImmigrationHealthHarbour officeAgent required

Clearing out possible here

VHF
10 / 16

Good to know

Officials board at the inner-harbour anchorage; fees are paid at Hithadhoo (about 10 NM). Agent required beyond 48 h if it is your first port.

Offices to visit

In the usual order of the formalities. Addresses can change: ask the harbour office when you arrive.

  1. Douane et immigration – visite à bord au mouillage de Gan (lagon intérieur)

    CustomsImmigration

    VHF : 10

    Call the authorities on VHF 10 or 16; customs and immigration board at the designated anchorage between Gan and Feydhoo. Fees are then paid at Hithadhoo (~10 NM).

    Directions
  2. Maldives Customs Service – South Regional Head Office (Maradhoo)

    Customs

    Maradhoo harbour area, Addu City, Maldives

    Southern regional customs office opened in December 2024 in Maradhoo harbour.

  3. Hithadhoo Port Limited (Regional Port, Hithadhoo)

    Harbour office

    Main road in front of the Regional Port, Hithadhoo, Addu City, Maldives

    Entry and clearance fees paid at the downstairs counter; phone ahead, the official is not always there. Phone number reported in 2015.

  4. Asia Pacific Superyachts Maldives – bureau de Gan (Addu)

    Agent

    Yacht agent; an agent is required for longer stays (not for a technical stop under 7 days under the 2020 rules).

  5. Real Seahawks Maldives Pvt Ltd (Addu)

    Agent

    Yacht agent operating in Uligan, Malé and Addu; reachable on WhatsApp.

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Sources

This information is gathered from public sources and sailors’ experience. It does not replace the country’s authorities, whose word is final: check before you leave.