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Estonia Ship Medical Chest Regulation
Regulation at a glance
Last verified · 1 September 2026
Estonian-flagged vessels must follow the applicable national legislation. The EU Directive sets the minimum framework, while the flag state’s current law, annexes and vessel-specific instructions determine the final medical-store scale.
Disclaimer: This practical overview is not legal advice. Always check the current flag-state publication, amendments and vessel particulars before supply or inspection.
KEY REQUIREMENTS
Estonian-flagged vessels within the scope of the Maritime Labour Act and the regulation.
Ship category, medicines, medical devices, lifeboat and liferaft supplies, expiry control and annual inspection.
Keep medicines, medical equipment, antidotes and first-aid supplies complete, in date and ready for use.
Check the national source, current amendments and vessel particulars before supply, replenishment or certification.
Check cargo-specific medical-store requirements
When dangerous goods are carried, review the current IMDG Code, required antidotes and the applicable national rules.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
HOW SEAFARMA CAN HELP
Seafarma can review the vessel category, prepare and replenish the applicable medical-store scale, support inspection readiness and arrange worldwide delivery to the vessel. We can coordinate ETA, berth, agent details and handover instructions.
Dangerous Goods
When the vessel is carrying dangerous goods, the medical chest should in addition be in accordance with the following regulation:
