Marina waives fine for expired SIRB, SID, SRB



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The Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) on Wednesday announced that seafarers with expired Seafarer’s Identification and Record Book (SIRB), Seafarer’s Identity Document (SID) and Seafarers Record Book (SRB) will not be fined.
“Effective today, 29 April 2026, the Marina Administrator directed the deferment of the imposition of the P10,000 penalties on seafarers with expired SIRBs, SRBs and SIDs onboard vessels, pending a clarificatory advisory,” said Luisito delos Santos, Marina spokesperson and Enforcement Service director, in a Facebook post.
While the collection of penalties shall be temporarily halted, the renewal shall be processed while Marina reviews the affected policy, Delos Santos said.
“The ongoing review will also determine cases where penalties may have been unintentionally imposed. Any such payments shall be refunded accordingly. Further updates, including any amendments to the policy resulting from the review, will be announced in due course,” he added.