| | Concept | Fee 2012 | | --- | --- | --- | | | Aquaculture Goods | | | 1 | Koi carp fingerling up to 10.0 grams | ¢ 195.00 | | 2 | Grass carp fingerling, up to 5.0 grams | ¢ 220.00 | | 3 | Tilapia broodstock, any type, up to 10.0 grams | ¢ 3,340.00 | | | Grass carp broodstock | ¢ 24,270.00 | | 4 | Monosex tilapia fingerling (males) up to 10.0 grams. Except red tilapia | ¢ 45.00 | | 5 | Monosex tilapia fingerling (males) from 10.1 to 40 grams. Except red tilapia | ¢ 100.00 | | 6 | Tilapia fingerling without sex reversal, up to 10.0 grams | ¢ 50.00 | | 7 | Monosex red tilapia fingerling (Males) up to 10 grams. | ¢ 80.00 | | 8 | Gutted tilapia | ¢ 2,320.00 | | 9 | Giant clam seed up to 2.5 centimeters in length. | ¢ 55.00 | | 10 | Giant clam seed up to 150.0 grams | ¢ 210.00 | | 11 | Giant clam broodstock up to 150.0 grams | ¢ 2,000.00 | | 12 | Snail seed | ¢ 65.00 | | 13 | Snail broodstock of 15.0 grams | ¢ 1,160.00 | | 14 | Guapote fingerlings up to 10.0 grams | ¢ 165.00 | | 15 | Rainbow trout fingerlings from 2.0 to 3.5 cm | ¢ 40.00 | | 16 | Gutted Rainbow trout | ¢ 4,370.00 | | 17 | Authorization of aquaculture projects (up to 10000 square meters) | Fixed costs (A) = ¢11,750.00 % for cultivation right (B) = 0.15% Cost per m2 for cultivation right (A*B) = ¢17.60 FEE= A + (A*B) * m2 of water surface | | 18 | Authorization of aquaculture projects (more than one hectare) | Fixed costs (A) = ¢11,750.00 Cost auth.first hectare (B)= ¢188,350 FEE= B + A * each additional hectare or fraction of water surface | | 19 | Authorization of aquaculture projects (floating cages in marine or continental waters) | Fixed costs (A) = ¢11,750 % for cultivation right (B) = 0.15% Cost per m3 for cultivation right (A*B) = ¢17.60 FEE= A + (A*B) * m3 | | | Commercial fishing license (per year or per application) | | | 20 | Small-Scale Commercial Fishing | ¢ 19,400.00 | | 21 | Medium-Scale Commercial Fishing | ¢ 58,400.00 | | 22 | Advanced Commercial Fishing | ¢ 214,800.00 | | 23 | Semi-Industrial Commercial Fishing - Shrimp Trawler | ¢ 241,500.00 | | 24 | Semi-Industrial Commercial Fishing - Sardine Boat | ¢ 241,500.00 | | 25 | Extraction of Mollusks (without vessel) | ¢ 7,800.00 | | 26 | Extraction of Mollusks (with vessel) | ¢ 12,500.00 | | 27 | Extraction of other fishing species (without vessel) | ¢ 14,100.00 | | 28 | Extraction of other fishing species (with vessel) | ¢ 18,500.00 | | 29 | Duplicate fishing license | ¢ 7,800.00 | | | Tuna Fishing License (per year or per application) | | | 30 | National Vessel (issuance) | ¢ 349,400.00 | | 31 | Foreign Vessel (issuance and extension) | ¢ 349,400.00 | | | License for Sport or Tourist Vessel, National or Foreign, Marine or Continental (per year or per application) | | | 32 | National vessel less than 10.0 meters in length | $ 360.00 | | 33 | National vessel from 10.01 to 15.0 meters in length | $ 580.00 | | 34 | National vessel from 15.01 to 20.0 meters in length | $ 850.00 | | 3 | National vessel over 20.0 meters in length | $ 1,100.00 | | 36 | Foreign vessel, any length (for 3 months) | $ 330.00 | | | License for National Vessel Dedicated to Cetacean Observation (per year or per application) | | | 37 | National vessel dedicated to cetacean observation | $300.00 | | | Permit for Scientific Fishing, Didactic Fishing, Fisheries Development Fishing (per year or per application) | | | 38 | Small-Scale Artisanal Fishing | ¢ 48,900.00 | | 39 | Medium-Scale Fishing | ¢ 115,600.00 | | 40 | Advanced Fishing | ¢ 385,000.00 | | 41 | Semi-Industrial Fishing | ¢ 490,200.00 | | | Authorizations (per year or per application including extensions) | | | 42 | Substitution by importation, substitution by construction, acquisition or Authorization for commercialization, industrialization, processing, transport, export and import of fishery products (Per Year / Per Application) | | | 43 | Authorization for Commercialization Receiving Station | ¢ 19,400.00 | | 44 | Authorization for commercialization of turtle eggs | ¢ 19,400.00 | | 45 | Authorization for Commercialization Fish Markets / Personal | ¢ 57,800.00 | | 46 | Authorization for Industrial and/or Processing Plant | ¢ 108,300.00 | | 47 | Authorization for Transport of fishery products (vehicles 0-2 tons) | ¢ 33,400.00 | | 48 | Authorization for Transport of fishery products (vehicles 2.01-5 tons) | ¢ 48,900.00 | | 49 | Authorization for Transport of fishery products (vehicles over 5 tons) | ¢ 77,100.00 | | 50 | Export Permit for Fishery Products (for each export) | ¢ 18,400.00 | | 51 | Import Permit for Fishery Products (for each import) | ¢ 23,200.00 | | 52 | Ticket or Guide for the transport of fishery products (per month) | ¢ 5,600.00 | | 53 | Transshipment of fishery products to mother ships | ¢ 183,500.00 | | | Authorization for exoneration of fishery and aquaculture inputs (for each exoneration) | | | 54 | Per exoneration | ¢ 7,600.00 | | | Fuel at preferential price | | | 55 | Fuel Purchase Order (individual or consolidated) | ¢ 2,000.00 | | 56 | Liter of authorized fuel | ¢ 4.20 | | | Inspection of national or foreign vessel | | | | Inspection of foreign vessel | | | 57 | Per hour or fraction thereof (regular working hours) | $ 50.00 | | 58 | Per hour or fraction thereof (overtime hours) | $ 55.00 | | 59 | For renewal or extension of a license (regular working hours) | $ 50.00 | | | Inspection of national vessel | | | 60 | For the first hour or fraction thereof (regular working hours) | ¢ 8,100.00 | | 61 | Per additional hour or fraction thereof (regular working hours) | ¢ 3,000.00 | | 62 | For the first hour or fraction thereof (overtime hours) | ¢ 9,700.00 | | 63 | Per additional hour or fraction thereof (overtime hours) | ¢ 4,500.00 | | | Other inspections during regular working hours: | | | 64 | Inspection for transfer, substitution, construction, Fishing identification card (Per year / Per application) | | | 65 | Sale of fishery products at the Farmers' Market (Direct or Auxiliary Sale) | ¢ 5,400.00 | | 66 | Captain or Crew Member, all types of vessels (national or resident) | ¢ 4,000.00 | | | Sport or tourist fishing identification card, continental or marine (Per year / Per application) | | | 67 | National, Resident, or Foreigner practicing continental or marine fishing from a vessel (one year) | $ 30.00 | | 1 to 8-day license (national, resident, or foreigner) (The preceding item was added by agreement A.J.D.I.P/315-2012 of June 22, 2012) | $15.00 (The preceding item was added by agreement A.J.D.I.P/315-2012 of June 22, 2012) | | | 30-day license (national, resident, or foreigner) (The preceding item was added by agreement A.J.D.I.P/315-2012 of June 22, 2012) | $25.00 (The preceding item was added by agreement A.J.D.I.P/315-2012 of June 22, 2012) | | | Annual-national, resident or foreigner license (The preceding item was added by agreement A.J.D.I.P/315-2012 of June 22, 2012) | $50.00 (The preceding item was added by agreement A.J.D.I.P/315-2012 of June 22, 2012) | | | 68 | National, Resident, or Foreigner practicing continental or marine underwater fishing (one year) | $ 30.00 | | 69 | License from shore-annual (national or resident) (The preceding item was amended by agreement A.J.D.I.P/315-2012 of June 22, 2012) | $10.00 (The preceding item was amended by agreement A.J.D.I.P/315-2012 of June 22, 2012) | | 70 | Foreigner practicing marine or continental fishing from shore (one year) | $ 30.00 | | 71 | Captain, crew member or assistant (national or resident), sport or tourist fishing vessel, continental or marine (one year) | $ 15.00 | | 72 | Captain, crew member or assistant (foreigner), sport or tourist fishing vessel, continental or marine (one year) | $ 30.00 | | | Identification card for cetacean observation (Per year / Per application) | | | 73 | National or Resident performing cetacean observation (per year) | ¢ 12,600.00 | | 7 | Foreigner performing cetacean observation (per year) | $ 30.00 | | 75 | National, Resident, or Foreigner performing cetacean observation (per day) | $ 5.00 | | 76 | Captain, crew member or assistant (national or resident), sport or tourist fishing vessel, continental or marine (one year) | $ 15.00 | | 77 | Captain, crew member or assistant (foreigner), sport or tourist fishing vessel, continental or marine (one year) | $ 30.00 | | | Consultancies | | | 78 | Processing Plants | ¢ 267,900.00 | | | Courses | | | 79 | Specialized training course, per person | ¢ 9,100.00 | | 80 | Good Handling Practices Course, per person | ¢ 4,000.00 | | | Informational documents and others | | | 81 | Informational documents (Via fax, per page) | ¢ 720.00 | | 82 | Informational documents (Various, per page) | ¢ 240.00 | | 83 | Technical Information | ¢ 4,000.00 | | 84 | Certification of Various Matters | ¢ 3,600.00 | | 85 | Tuna Dolphin Safe Certification | ¢ 45,200.00 | | 86 | Certification for export | ¢ 45,200.00 | | 87 | Certification (other types) | ¢ 7,200.00 | | 88 | Shrimp origin form | ¢ 1,900.00 | | 89 | Stay of national commercial fishing vessels, not tourist or sport, for provisioning (ice and diesel with Coopeinpesa R.L.) | (¢35.00*meter length*hour or fraction)+ 3025 | | 94 | Potable Water Supply | (ARESEP rate for water * m3) + ¢4750.00 | | 95 | Utilization of the dock for yachts and sport or pleasure fishing vessels | ¢450.00 * meter length * hour | | 96 | Stay of vessel for scientific, research, didactic, and development purposes | ¢215.00 * meter length * hour | | 97 | Stay of national or foreign commercial vessel, for purposes other than unloading fishery products or provisioning | ¢215.00 * meter length * hour | | 98 | Transportation for vehicle loading | ¢ 600.00 |
| (*)Commercial fishing license for inactive vessel (per year) | Fee 2012 |
|---|---|
| Small-scale commercial fishing | 9,720.00 |
| Medium-scale commercial fishing | 25,920.00 |
| Advanced commercial fishing | 64,800.00 |
| Semi-industrial commercial fishing - shrimp trawler | 64,800.00 |
| Semi-industrial commercial fishing - sardine boat | 64,800.00 |
(*)(The preceding fees are incorporated as such by agreement A.J.D.I.P./458-2011 of December 19, 2011)
On the Atlantic Coast, those known as boats will be classified as small-scale artisanal fleet, that is, those built from a single piece and with an outboard engine.
2 As for the licenses for national and foreign captains and crew members of sport or tourist fishing or cetacean observation vessels, these shall be annual. For their issuance, they must present a copy of their identification document and a passport-sized photograph. Foreign captains in tourist condition shall be prohibited from working as such on tourist fishing vessels flying the national flag.
Licenses for one-year sport or tourist fishing shall be sold only for the use of national, resident, or foreign tourists. The use of these licenses shall be totally prohibited for working as a captain or crew member of sport or tourist fishing vessels. Interested parties, tour operating companies, or associations may acquire, in a prearranged and planned manner, the number of licenses they deem appropriate to keep available for their clients, with the understanding that INCOPESCA shall issue said licenses with the date of issuance on the day they are acquired and with the expiration date one calendar year later. Once the expiration period has lapsed without them having been used by the users, these shall fully expire by law without the possibility of being revalidated, nor shall any refund of the amounts paid proceed. For the purposes indicated in this section, INCOPESCA may enter into agreements with tour operators to improve the provision of services and the generation of resources from the sale thereof, in compliance with the legal provisions in force on the matter.
4 The permit holders or shipowners in whose name commercial fishing licenses are granted shall not be obligated to pay the corresponding item for the license established in Article 44 of the Ley de Pesca y Acuicultura, Ley N° 8436, given that their status is accredited in the corresponding fishing license.
5 For inspections, the ordinary fee corresponds to those carried out during the Institute's regular working hours, that is, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The extraordinary fee corresponds to inspections carried out from 4:01 p.m. to 7:59 a.m., as well as those made on holidays, Saturdays, Sundays, or days off.
6 In the case of unloading carried out at the dock of the Terminal Multiservicios Pesqueros in Barrio El Carmen, Puntarenas, the institution shall not charge for the inspection performed during the ordinary working day for national-flagged commercial, non-tourist, non-sport fishing vessels; this is not the case for foreign-flagged commercial, non-tourist fishing vessels, which must be charged for the inspection, whether during the ordinary or extraordinary working day. Ordinary working day is understood as Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., except holidays and days off.
7 In those cases where, at the interested party's request, INCOPESCA has carried out the procedures for the designation of the inspector and the latter appeared at the established place, time, and date, and the interested party decides to postpone the unloading, one hour of inspection shall be charged, according to whether it is during regular working hours or overtime. Once the suspended inspection has been rescheduled, the corresponding administrative costs must be charged again.
8 Regarding the stay of vessels for scientific, research, didactic, and development purposes, by reasoned and justified agreement, the Board of Directors may exempt this charge in those cases where there is a purpose of public benefit to the country or the institution and an Agreement or understanding to that effect is signed.
9 In the case of the stay of national or foreign vessels for purposes other than the unloading of fishery products or provisioning of vessels, prior to the corresponding authorization, the institution must assess the nature of the type of activities required to be carried out, to determine possible negative effects on ecosystems or on the unloading activity of hydrobiological products that are carried out or will be carried out in the area designated for that purpose, so as to ensure safety and priority of unloading for fishing purposes.
10 Every inspection must be paid for in advance or no later than the business day following its performance by the Institute's officials, whether by bank deposit or electronic transfer to one of INCOPESCA's bank accounts or by direct payment at one of the institute's offices. If the payment is made by deposit or transfer, the user must deliver a copy of the respective bank receipt to the nearest office. The institution is not authorized to grant credit for this service; therefore, all services provided by INCOPESCA shall be suspended for the user who does not comply with the established provision, and they must pay daily interest at the basic passive rate established by the Central Bank.
11 The user of the water service, stay and docking service, and electricity supply via generator shall pay for the services received before undocking the vessel or no later than 30 calendar days after receiving the services, provided they have credit previously authorized by INCOPESCA. If they do not have credit, they must pay for the services before undocking the vessel.
12 Vehicles entering to load and unload products shall pay for the hours of stay before leaving the designated dock area.
13 For those services provided at the Fishing Terminal subject to the stay times of vessels or vehicles, the term fraction shall be applied as follows: a) When the stay time of the vessel or vehicle is equal to or less than thirty minutes (30 min or less), the equivalent of 30 minutes shall be charged. b) If the stay time of the vessel or vehicle is greater than thirty minutes or equal to 60 minutes (31 min to 60 min), the equivalent of 1 hour shall be charged. c) For stays of more than one hour and a fraction, the concepts indicated in points a) and b) above shall be applied.
14 The money collected from the charged fees shall be deposited and entered into the bank accounts INCOPESCA holds in the banks of the National Banking System. In the event that payments for goods or services are made directly by the user from a banking entity or by electronic means, the obtaining of the service shall be subject to the presentation of the respective bank receipt at the corresponding regional INCOPESCA office, so that the payment invoice may be issued.
15 The established fees shall be subject to review and adjustment when appropriate, by INCOPESCA. Licenses not paid for in the corresponding period must be paid at the fee in force at the time the application is made before the institution.